2021 vs 2022 Jay Flight 28BHS

[jaycojake]

Does anyone have a summary of the differences between a '21 and a '22 Jay Flight 28BHS? My local Jayco dealer doesn't have any '22s yet so I haven't visited their lot.
I noticed in some pictures that the outdoor sink is now sideways. What's up with that???
One thing I don't care for is the double burner cooktop. Has anyone replaced it with a griddle? Thanks!

[Bugzilla46310]

Can’t say on the 28 BHS, but I happened to be looking at the 2022 33RBTS, thinking it was the 2021. It had a much larger grey water tank, almost twice the size as the 2021. Got me wondering if one of the brochures has a typo. We only used ours one time late in the season as we just purchased it and even though the grey water tank was slightly larger than our previous camper, it did seem to take forever for the grey tank to register a level. Everything else seemed to be the same.

[mini4mw]

Radio looks different and skylight is not present in the 2021. Depending on how accurate the website is with numbers, I did see the gray tank go from 39 to 76 gals but overall weight dropped by 200lbs.

I did also notice pretty easily the "starting at" MSRP on 2021->$32k, 2022 $41k ... talk about inflation!!

[Jose&Kristen]

From the floor plan on the Jayco website, it appears that the 2022 model does not have the outside burners. https://www.jayco.com/rvs/travel-tra...-flight/28bhs/

We have a 2021 28BHS and use the outside burners quite a bit. But the plan is to get a blackstone and use that instead.

[Bugzilla46310]

I was told that Jayco is getting rid of the outside stove that slides into the cabinet like a drawer, but will offer the bumper mount version. Appears some people would put the stove away hot and are oblivious to the potential fire hazard. Not sure if there were any fires, but I am almost certain lawyers had a say in this decision. We have the one that slides into the cabinet on our 2021 33 RBTS but the 2022 33 RBTS we also looked at did not.