2017 JayFlight 32BHDS

[jbsteuhl]

Got an email from our salesman yesterday. Our new TT has arrived from the manufacturer. Time to schedule walk through and pick up. Pretty pumped to bring it home soon, though the weather has been going in the opposite direction of spring here in upstate NY the past few days.

[Crabman]

Congrats and enjoy the new trailer!

[WVDusty]

Congratulations!!! We have a 2014 32BHDS and love it.


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[need-a-vacation]

Congrats on an awesome rig!!!

[Treatcg]

Originally Posted by jbsteuhl

Got an email from our salesman yesterday. Our new TT has arrived from the manufacturer. Time to schedule walk through and pick up. Pretty pumped to bring it home soon, though the weather has been going in the opposite direction of spring here in upstate NY the past few days.

What hitch are you using?


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[blwright]

I picked ours up last Friday. Taking the first trip next week. The kids are excited.

[jbsteuhl]

Originally Posted by Treatcg

What hitch are you using?


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Not sure yet. Prob equalizer. That's the brand I have for my current TT. Need a little heavier model for the new TT though.

[Asoley]

Congratulations on the new tt. We just bought one in December.

[need-a-vacation]

Originally Posted by jbsteuhl

Not sure yet. Prob equalizer. That's the brand I have for my current TT. Need a little heavier model for the new TT though.

Go with the 1400/14000lb model. The tw of the 32 can get pretty heavy depending on what all is loaded in the front pass through and if you usually haul water, you may want/need a different brand wdh with higher rated wd bars. We don't haul much water and have ~1400lbs tw (need to get updated weights). We do have a fair amount if the pass through though.

[kampfirekid]

Originally Posted by jbsteuhl

Not sure yet. Prob equalizer. That's the brand I have for my current TT. Need a little heavier model for the new TT though.

Too bad you are in New York. I have a very slightly used 1,400# Equalizer from my 32BHDS I need to offload. We aren't going that big with our ext trailer, and I need to get rid of it. I had a Reese prior, and only the Equalizer kept it in check. Out 32BHDS was a 2011, which was the only year the tongue was the heaviest. It spec'd at 1015#, but scaled 1,450# with minimal in the front storage. I highly suggest getting a Sherline scale and watching your tongue weight yourself regularly.