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Whether you are in the market for a motor home, travel trailer, fifth wheel, toy hauler, or popup camper, Jayco RV probably has what you're looking for. As their Jay Bird logo symbolizes, Jayco RV is known for light and speed, and prides themselves on featherlight RVs. In addition, Jayco RV offers some of the most affordable recreational vehicles on the market. They have remained strong in the market through ups and downs in the economy ever since their inception in 1968.
Jayco makes three models of toy hauler: the Octane ZX Superlight, the Octane ZX, and the Recon ZX. They range in price from $18,000 to $58,000. The Octane ZX Superlight is one of the lightest toy haulers on the market, yet still offers plenty of living and cargo space. The Recon ZX, on the other hand, boasts 400 square feet of living space and trendy interior design.
Jayco's featherlight travel trailers also come in several sizes. The Jay Feather Sport is the smallest and least expensive, but also the lightest travel trailer option. It starts at $14,500. The Jay Feather is the largest and most expensive of the featherlight trailers and combines more living space with ease of towability. It starts at $21,786.
Perhaps one of their greatest products is the Jayco popup camper. There are three models: the Jay Series, the Jay Select, and the Jay Baja. The Jay Series is the most affordable, starting at $7, 857, and sleeps up to 8 people, far more than most popup campers. The Jay Select, which starts at $17,143, boasts features usually found in more luxurious RVs, such as a double bowl sink, the burner range with an oven and microwave, and high walls for extra storage. Finally, the Jay Baja, starting at $18,214, combines a popup camper with a toy hauler. It features a fenced in deck that holds up to 1,500 lbs.
In addition to the models listed above, Jayco also produces several models of motor homes, fifth wheels and standard travel trailers. Though Jayco offers several models that are affordable when purchased new, your best bet is to purchase one used. If you choose this option, try to buy from a private seller and choose one that is less than 5 years old. You will still get up to 35-50% cheaper when you buy a used model. Whether you buy new or used, a popup camper or a fifth wheel, you know that if you buy Jayco you will get a reliable, long-lasting RV.
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Importance of weighing your RV
Today I was reading a brief overview about how important it is to weigh your RV, camper, trailer, toy hauler, etc... A lot of Rvers don't know the importance of this seemingly small issue. So many people believe they can just load the whole house in their RV and expect it to be Ok but, it's not. Here's some reasons why one should weigh their RV.
1) You might actually be overloading your RV and not even know it. These unit's are only rated to handle so much cargo. If you over load the RV, you can cause a blow out on one of your tires which could put a serious kink in your trip.
2) Most Rvers don't realize that they can void the warranty by overloading the Motor home, travel trailer, and/or the toy hauler. This can cost someone a small fortune if the damage is extended to the structure of the unit.
3) If you overload your RV and are involved in an accident with another vehicle, you could be on the hook for the full cost of the accident. Your insurance company can deny your claim, due to the fact that, you did not follow the manufacturers GVWR ( Gross Vehicle Weight Rating ) posted on the vehicle. And don't worry they will weigh it for you and by then it's to late. I have seen it happen.
4) For those that have a Toy Hauler, you need to be especially careful. Most owners of toy boxes don't realize that, the toy haulers don't haul as much as they think. If you add a full tank of fresh water ( around 100 gallons equals 800bls ) along with fuel, riding gear and then the actual toys, before you know it, the unit is overloaded.
5) Also, for those of you that think your truck can tow anything, think again. Older trucks don't tow as much as people think. If your unsure about what a vehicle can tow. Go to TrailerLife.com, click on vehicle's then select the year of the vehicle of interest. This is an independent study done for tow ratings.
6) Motor home owners are not out of this either. Consider the fact that most RV owners tow a small car or boat behind them. This can also put one over weight but it's not so much the GVWR one has to worry about. It's the GCWR ( Gross Combined Weight Rating ) which is, both the motor home loaded and the vehicle behind it.
These are just some things to consider when one plans their next getaway. It's better to be safe then sorry.
About the Author
Kyle Yocky Has been in the RV industry for 7 years and currently runs a site called, Time To RV - Your RV Resource. http://www.timetorv.com
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What RV toy hauler do you think my 06Nissan Pathfinder can pull? If so, what size?
My family has two quads and 2 adults and 2 kids
I would not go larger than a 16' hauler and that is the smallest size. You need to make sure that you have all the needed equipment, such as a transmission cooler, tow hitch, etc., as well as an electric brake controller.
The reason I would not go larger is that the trailer can push the vehicle around.
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