My wife and owned a 2014 Jayco Whitehawk 28DSBH. When we ordered it, we ordered the upgraded AC unit and insulation package. We never had any issues with staying cool inside during the summer. A few months ago, we decided to sell our Whitehawk and...
Last month my wife and I picked up our new Jayco White Hawk 28dsbh. When we got home from the dealer, I attempted to lower the tongue jack and had no power from the battery. I noticed it, but was kind of lost in the moment of bringing home our firs...
My wife and I took delivery of our first TT on Tuesday, a '14 Jayco White Hawk 28dsbh. During the PDI nothing was ever mentioned about a water pump. I suppose I wasn't as prepared as I should have been and didn't ask questions about one. I assumed th...
Picked up a new 32', 5970lb yellow sticker weight, TT this evening and had the 4 point hitch installed. Our driveway is at an incline, and the tongue is probably 1.5- 2' lower than the rear of the camper. When I got it positioned correctly in the d...
My wife and I thought we had our summer camping week destination figured out. However, this past weekend we actually had an opportunity to visit the intended destination, and it's a definite no go. Now, we're stumped about where we should go. We'r...
Sportsmen wrote:We have a 2016 JayFlight 27BHS. Anytime the temps get much over 90 degrees, parked in the sun, it does not cool down like it should. It has the 15 k AC unit, tinted windows, blocked off skylight, etc, etc and is still hot inside. Sinc...
We've thought about that, but we are looking for any less expensive options. We have two kids in college now, hence the need for not needing the bunks in the 28 DSBH any longer.
I answered your question on the TT forum about these two, and I can say that the bunk ratings on our Jayco White Hawk 28 DSBH are 600 lbs according to the manufacturers sticker.
JoshFWIW, the Tundra gets worse gas mileage than many 3/4 ton trucks. If you're going to be using the truck as a daily driver after your trip, you may wish to consider the fact that a Silverado/Sierra or F150 will get 21+mpg day in and day out, unlo...
Another Tundra owner here. I have a 2012 CM, 5.7 etc.. and tow a Jayco White Hawk 28DSBH that has a dry weight of 5,960 lbs and is 31' 11" hitch to bumper. I use a four point Equalizer hitch and a Prodigy brake controller, and I have no problems. Y...
