2020 Jayco 184bs baja roof vent experience

[mackisus]

When replacing these things, one has loosen the screws inside first on the arm assembly. Unbeknownst to me, I lifted the flap and undid the outside attachment first. The plastic flap holder on the metal rod snapped off in a heartbeat! Now I had to order the lift part and the vent flap (which was already smote). This forum also gives me a chance to bring up all the other repairs I've made in 7 trips over 2 years just with this Jayco. Alot!! I understand these things are not quality built and the roads I travel are better suited for my F-150, but after I sell this piece of junk, I'm tent camping from now on. This is my 4th TT and every year they get worse. Also, no more whining from tent campers because of my generator. Good luck all.

[Velz]

All trailers need repairs, but you seem kinda hard on your trailers, also kinda hard to blame Jayco for your roof vent debacle. :-)


Can't understand why tenters would object to a generator! /s

[mackisus]

Hail damage not caused by me. I do travel gravel roads in MT that are not paved. Things shake loose, fall off. If I wanted to camp in a KOA I wouldn't camp. Jayco not the problem, travel trailers are. Pick your brand. Owned Wolf pups and Springdale, Jayco the worst. Generators are not bad if it's a Honda. Some trailers buy the cheap. Keep the campers, I'm doing tents.