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Monday, 28 February 2005 |
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The shower also has a very usable tub for small children. We could easily give our 3 year old a bath - with some room to spare. The interior has an open feeling thanks to the layout and the front window over the master bed. One of the options our trailer was fitted with was an inexpensive surround sound am/fm/cd/dvd unit with prewired speakers and a subwoofer. It performs ok for it's intended use, I see no need to replace it for now. With all the sleeping and sitting options crammed into the trailer, something had to go - countertop space! There is very little working space for preparing meals, etc. We might add a flip-up table (like the TV table in the master bedroom) to the end of counter to give us more room to put stuff (Jayco - are you listening???). We've already added a few hooks to hang hats, backpacks, sunglasses or whatever to keep the clutter down. There is a lot of storage space though, to stash most everything you need for a long trip. The only real problem we've experienced so far is that some screws that hold the dinette bench to the wall keep coming out during travel. I'll slap some lock-tite on those to solve the problem. Oh, there are some annoyances - it creaks and makes loud popping noises while on the road and the fan in the bathroom is loud, but it's incredibly powerful - too powerful for most of the times we used it! Out of a possible 10 I'd give this trailer a 9. Check out the trailer on Jayco's website. We'll give another review once we put this trailer to the test of time.....
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 29 August 2006 )
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