I was thinking of just using my two 6v batteries as "house" batteries for powering the residential fridge, TV's, lights..ect.And having one 12v battery (because I already have it)to be the "starting" battery..powering just the slides and the leveling...
Who has had a bike fall off from the back of their rig while driving?My buddy was following a 5vr on the hiway and noticed the little kids bike starting to bounce around, so he backed off. Just then the bike came off and bounced on the tires up highe...
Does anyone have any insider info on the new Eagle Premier, now called North Point for 2016?I found a list of their standards/option changes. They also replaced a model. But that's it. I hate manufacturers not posting info on their sites about the ne...
If you're planing on ordering you will be ordering a 2017 now. The color is changed and other enhancements/changes. Maybe head over to jaycoowners.com. Lots of info over there
blofgren wrote:Allworth wrote:What BS!The axles and brakes are warranted by their own manufacturer so the trailer assembly company doesn't enter the picture.If you have an axle fail; see how quick you get turned over to Dexter or Lippert for warranty...
Fulltimer50 wrote:I am more interested in what brand of 5th wheel is being talked about.I set off this rampage (from the hyper folk) with what I was told by Jayco's engineering department. I wasn't specifically told what wouldn't be covered, I just g...
christopherglenn wrote:Void what warranty? The axle, yes it may. The AC, no it shouldn't. Remember the normal warranty is only 1 year - but almost all the individual parts of the trailer have their own individual warranty's. So at worst case you ...
It is the manufacturer who would void the warranty. The unit's frame and body was designed by engineers for use with drum brakes not disk brakes. If they have a model (like Jayco's Designer) that has a disk brake option then you could get the disk op...
