Jayco Jay Flight SLX 7 154BH 154BH reviews

best camper Ive ever owned. compact but roomy and loaded with all options. trailers down the road like there's nothing behind me. the price is right. even a new one is affordable. don't feel guilty not using it that much because I didn't break the bank buying it. Show less

Bought the unit new about 18 months ago The drain pipe under the shower cracked and soaked the insulation I called the local dealer but they stated that they only did warranty work on the units that they sold. We purchased ours in another state I called Jayco and they stated that each dealership can do what they want. So the bottom line is if you buy a new unit be prepared to haul it back to where it was purchased. So I ended up fixing it myself. Show less

This TT has plenty of room for 2 adults. I love having a full bathroom. I'm new at towing a TT. I havent had any problems. Ive never had any problems with this TT.Its very clean and still smells new! Show less

Jayco j flight 154 bh. We have had this trailer over 2 years, only one issue was the propane regulater replacement, but cost nothing due to Jayco warrantee. This camper pulls well , no sway bar needed. The tanks are small fresh is 16 ,g, black is 9 or 10 gal & the grey is 15. Camper is cozy heater & air conditioning works well! I did do some modifications, first we do winter camping so I added installation to the wiring & piping holes coming in the unit it helped.Second added a second deep cycle battery & yes there is room for a second with the size box the unit came with. Third & the only design flaw I don't like about this couch is the dining table is not secured to the floor so therefore you have to travel with the table to a bed otherwise the table slides into the cabinets denting them up.so i drilled a hole through the bottom of one leg & anchored it down with a anchor stud with a thumb screw.The bunks are rated for 300 lbs i have slept on top I am 200 no problem, but i would suggest adding 4 inch foam under the thin mattress for adult use. These are good units for short trips or long but with a few more dumps & water fills, which most parks have dump stations & water supplied to paying customers. I would recommend this trailer for anyone on a budget & 4 people max. Show less

Specifically chose this configuration for off road, rough country camping: inverted axles, 15" M/S tires (both for higher ground clearance), greater water capacity, larger propane tank, lighter weight, etc. Bunks to preclude necessity of converting table to bed (although that may be done if nec). All the forgoing reduces many RVers "livability" factors, & if "home" comforts are desired, I'd recommend a more commodious model. However, if a fishing/hunting rig is desired, I strongly recommend this little guy. It tows without additional stabilizers, etc., maneuvers in tight spaces easily and if conservative with resources, i.e. water, power, propane, this is a wonderful asset when "boondocking". It may be towed with smaller TVs, though I use a 1/2 T pickup. The JAYCO folks have unstintingly answered all my "rookie" RV queries without hesitation, and the Jayco Forum members have been a wealth of info. If one has a need for a light, agile RV for getting into the back country, I strongly recommend this inexpensive, very comfortable (WAY better than any tent!) traveling cabin. - Jeff Show less