Anyone have this model TT 2008 Jayco 32BHDS - JAYFLIGHT G2? Do you like it or dislike it? We looked at one this weekend and fell in love with it. When we camp it usually me, dh, dd, sometimes dsil and 2 grandsons, this one looks like it would give us plenty of room and I love the backdoor that opens into the bathroom.
thanks
Dean
Dean and Darrell
2006 Rockwood Roo 233
2007 Toyota Tundra (His)
2002 Trailblazer EXT (Hers)
Proud Parents and Grandparents
Lazy Shih Tzu (Gizmo who camps with us)
Black Lab (Sadie, who stays home and guards the homefront)
My buddy just bought one and I have looked at a few. They are nice...but as usual I found a few things about it that I didnt like but to each his own. I wish my feet didnt hit the wall when I laid down in the master bed. I am not sold on the spinning TV, I would rather have another TV in the bedroom. I dont like that the pocket doors need to be closed in order to watch the TV from the bedroom. No flip up counter extension that I could see in the otions. And if it was possible I would get the manual awaning rather than electric but my dealer says that is not possible.
I would just make sure you have TV that can tow 10,000lbs loaded.
Carl
04 X Limited V-10 3.73 Bilsteins,Timbrens,30mm Sway Bar,Reese Dual Cam
07 Rockwood 8317SS,Top Pop Rails Bike Rack, Champion C46540
Me, DW, DD, DD, and a Doberman DobermanTalk.com
Nice trailer. It was near the top of our list, but in the end decided we wanted 4 bunks.
I agree with Carl in that you need a substantial tow vehicle to pull this comfortably.
John, the lovely wife, plus the 3 kids. 2007 Jayco Jay Flight 31BHS - Parked at the Seasonal Site Previous setups...
2002 Ford Explorer V6 pulling 2000 Trail-Lite Bantam B19
1997 Chevy Blazer pulling small Coleman popup
That 2006 Tundra is before the new beefed up Tundra. Even the 2007 Tundra is right near the limit with that trailer. I tow a Sprinter 311BH with 2 slides and that's about all I can handle with my 07 Tundra.
My loaded trailer weight is right at 10K. I would not attempt to tow it with anything less than a 3/4 ton vehicle. I imagine on flats you maybe OK . The problem starts when wind,rain,traffic and terrain are less than ideal. The 32BHDS is a nice floorplan I agree with Carl on the pocket door TV issue. Not sure I like the rear door either but they are both minor issues.
swebber wrote: My In-laws neighbor has the NEW Tundra pulling the the '08 Eagle 314BHDS (9500# dry weight, 250# less than the 32BHDS G2) and swears it pulls fine.
Why would he say anything else? I tow a Jayco 31 BHDS that is rates at 9200 lbs, no way I would try it with any half ton, even if it is "beefed up".
2001 Ford F250 Crew Cab 7.3 Diesel Auto
2007 Jayco Jayflight 31BHDS
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