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Old 03-09-2012, 06:54 PM   #1
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new 23j hybrid trailer

We just upgraded from a Jayco pop up to a 23J Hybrid model. We are excited to get it home, few more weeks before it will be nice enough to make sure we dont get anymore snow.

Any suggestions on things we should be aware of on this model?
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Congrats on the new hybrid. Only suggestions are have fun with it and take care of it!
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Welcome to the forum slabat and congrats on your 23J.
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We just upgraded from a Jayco pop up to a 23J Hybrid model. We are excited to get it home, few more weeks before it will be nice enough to make sure we dont get anymore snow.

Any suggestions on things we should be aware of on this model?
Congrats on your new Hybrid!
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Old 03-10-2012, 12:54 AM   #6
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We had a very similar model.. A couple of things on the hybrid if you have never had one...
1- when opening the bunk ends just drape the canvass loosely over the end.. Do not pull or stretch it.. It moves perfectly into place when you put the inside bar into place.
2- use your fans in the bunk ends especially if your running air conditioning or you will get a build up of condensation on the canvas.
3- this is obvious, but I will mention anyway.. If you close up the trailer in rainy or even damping weather make sure you open the bunk ends to dry them out ASAP.. In order to avoid mildue..
4.-enjoy the benifits of the hybrid... Open the screens.. It's like living outdoors.. So fun!
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Old 03-10-2012, 09:20 PM   #7
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Thanks for the welcome, and the advice. Looking forward to the new camper
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Old 03-10-2012, 09:24 PM   #8
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Welcome Slabat. We have the same Tt ours is still being stored for us at the dealers an hour away so we are counting the weekends till we pick it up mid April
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I have never had a pop-up but I did have a Hybrid. Great campers and loved it. For me the best mod I ever did was to make bunk-end covers from space bags. It cut down on the light in the morning (I like sleeping in) kept it warmer and cooler, and cut down on the condensation. We had an Antigua (Starcraft) and I do miss that camper.
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