Great video again thank you. Have a 2021 and agree with everything you've said. One thing though is the fridges, there was a model change and the one I have is brilliant. Every time someone complains about the 3 ways is the older model (don't know what years), the newer ones are really good...also the fridge mod built in with bench top vent deletion certainly helps.
We are on the hunt to hopefully purchase our first Jayco next year. We’ll be buying second hand so this has been super helpful. Really keen for the next video as well. Thank you!
Cheers mate. When we bought our 2008 Eagle we couldn't find one with everything we wanted so we factored into the budget the cost to retro fit 1 fiamma awning 2 hot water system 3 shower. Now after 5 years we have just added lithium and solar plus a jackajay system. Diesel heater is next on the list
Hey mate was just at the Brisbane Caravan show 2 days ago and was informed by the Jayco sales staff that the Eagle is no longer available to purchase brand new, as the camper trailers need to get a certain amount of sales per year which the eagle did not meet and was therefore discontinued. Hope this helps
Thanks. Very helpful! Any ideas why some 2024 models have an angled front box lid, compared to the flat squared-off lid? The angled lid seems way less practical. I hope the square lid continues.
We have a 2019 Outback Hawk and as you touched on with that year access to the front boot is difficult once bed had been set up. Lid isn't able to raise fully if you need to remove larger items.
We have the had the orange Penguin model and upgraded to the 2019 due to the extra space in the boot. As the gas bottles are on the drawbar, we can fit so much gear in the boot including chairs. The boot side hatch is the ideal size for a Ziggy BBQ.
@JasonOrr-gq8sx Given just two of us wish we had thought a bit more about the Penguin. Having to pull the beds out a bit of a pain. That said son and daughter in law borrow it and love the extra bed for the grandchild. And for us good spot to put bits and pieces.
Great video! Some questions (if you please): 1. Can you get the undersink hot water shower on the Swift? (I believe the Lark is the smallest van they’ll do it in from Jayco - but maybe aftermarket is possible?) 2. Is the bed on the Penguin/Wren (non slide out) family a double only rather than a queen? 3. I heard you can get an underslung axel on the touring models and raise the ride height. Any comments on ‘how’ much off roading is possible? (I’d like to do some light off-roading) 4. Can you get a 12V Air Con? I’ve seen some on US videos but unsure if they’re any good or not. Also, FWIW, a Jayco salesman told me they will be dropping the Eagle next year. A shame given it seems like the biggest camper that fits in the average garage and still gets the club lounge and wardrobe Thanks again for such an amazing video! 🎉😊
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Thanks. Very thorough video
Subscribed what a fabulous video
Great video again thank you. Have a 2021 and agree with everything you've said. One thing though is the fridges, there was a model change and the one I have is brilliant. Every time someone complains about the 3 ways is the older model (don't know what years), the newer ones are really good...also the fridge mod built in with bench top vent deletion certainly helps.
This is video is on point 👌 Lots of detail delivered in a casual manner with a few personal opinions thrown in. Well done!
We are on the hunt to hopefully purchase our first Jayco next year. We’ll be buying second hand so this has been super helpful. Really keen for the next video as well. Thank you!
Awesome video mate, I had no idea about campers but with your video I now know so much more. Thank you
Great info, well done! Huge amount of work for you!
This is the best jayco camper video i have seen 😊
Brilliant again. 2004 Eagle Outback.
Cheers mate. When we bought our 2008 Eagle we couldn't find one with everything we wanted so we factored into the budget the cost to retro fit 1 fiamma awning 2 hot water system 3 shower. Now after 5 years we have just added lithium and solar plus a jackajay system. Diesel heater is next on the list
We went straight to the expanda in 2004 due to bench height. Great thorough run though mate👍
Love the video mate watched it again for the 2nd time as im just about to buy my first jayco. Any update when the next video will be uploaded
Hey mate was just at the Brisbane Caravan show 2 days ago and was informed by the Jayco sales staff that the Eagle is no longer available to purchase brand new, as the camper trailers need to get a certain amount of sales per year which the eagle did not meet and was therefore discontinued. Hope this helps
You are correct heard from salesperson in Perth they are going to run the Dove (which is a model he didn't cover) next year in the mid size next year
Great content could you also do one on journey outback in the future.
Thanks. Very helpful! Any ideas why some 2024 models have an angled front box lid, compared to the flat squared-off lid? The angled lid seems way less practical. I hope the square lid continues.
We have a 2019 Outback Hawk and as you touched on with that year access to the front boot is difficult once bed had been set up. Lid isn't able to raise fully if you need to remove larger items.
We have the had the orange Penguin model and upgraded to the 2019 due to the extra space in the boot. As the gas bottles are on the drawbar, we can fit so much gear in the boot including chairs. The boot side hatch is the ideal size for a Ziggy BBQ.
@JasonOrr-gq8sx Given just two of us wish we had thought a bit more about the Penguin. Having to pull the beds out a bit of a pain.
That said son and daughter in law borrow it and love the extra bed for the grandchild. And for us good spot to put bits and pieces.
Was at jayco dealer last week in WA they say no more eagles next year they are going back to the Dove
Get a tourer with underslung axle
Great video!
Some questions (if you please):
1. Can you get the undersink hot water shower on the Swift? (I believe the Lark is the smallest van they’ll do it in from Jayco - but maybe aftermarket is possible?)
2. Is the bed on the Penguin/Wren (non slide out) family a double only rather than a queen?
3. I heard you can get an underslung axel on the touring models and raise the ride height. Any comments on ‘how’ much off roading is possible? (I’d like to do some light off-roading)
4. Can you get a 12V Air Con? I’ve seen some on US videos but unsure if they’re any good or not.
Also, FWIW, a Jayco salesman told me they will be dropping the Eagle next year. A shame given it seems like the biggest camper that fits in the average garage and still gets the club lounge and wardrobe
Thanks again for such an amazing video! 🎉😊