Newish RV!!! So excited!!!

[Dalton08]

So I think I did good, just signed papers on a 2020 Jayco JayFlight 28’ bumper pull. This thing is loaded! (Well, by my standards at least).
I have lots of learning to do and lots of questions!

 

[Jim]

So I think I did good, just signed papers on a 2020 Jayco JayFlight 28’ bumper pull. This thing is loaded! (Well, by my standards at least).
I have lots of learning to do and lots of questions!

Nice! I bet that slide really opens things up inside!

 

[AbdRahim]

Congratulations and welcome.

 

[MapNerd]

Looks great!

 

[Dalton08]

Here’s the rest

 

[MapNerd]

Looks greater!

 

[Dalton08]

I believe it has reversed axles for those oversized tires, and it’s four seasons rated so it should have PEX plumbing, only one battery though, I’m definitely going to need to upgrade the power system because I want to be able to boondock it.

 

[kayakterp]

That is similar to my 27BHS, but just a tad bigger!
It's been great for my family to camp in - hope yours is 'trouble -free'
Do you have at least a 3/4 ton truck to pull it?

 

[Dalton08]

That is similar to my 27BHS, but just a tad bigger!
It's been great for my family to camp in - hope yours is 'trouble -free'
Do you have at least a 3/4 ton truck to pull it

Thank you! Yes it’s the 28BHS, and I’ll be pulling it with my company truck, it’s a Ram 2500 with the 5.7 hemi, this RV is going to be 90% for working out of town and 10% family getaways. On the getaways we’ll be pulling it with her Yukon. Do you think that is ok? The guy I bought it from pulled it with an f150 so I figured we could do so with the Yukon also

 

[kayakterp]

I think it really depends what the PAYLOAD of the Yukon is?
Yellow sticker inside drivers door jam will say something like "this vehicles cargo carrying capacity is xxx"
In my humble opinion a 1/2 ton truck is definately too small for this TT even though too many people do it, just not doing it safely. The brakes alone on a 3/4 ton makes a huge difference!