Expert Answers about Jayco Jay Feather Ultra Lite Travel Trailer

• Options to Lift a Trailer to Prevent Bottoming Out
• There are a couple of different options to lift a travel trailer depending on if your axle's sit above or below the leaf springs or if you have torsion axles. If you have torsion axles, which means the suspension and axle are one piece, you will need to use blocks like item # K71-725-02 which fits a # 12 torsion axle. These lift kits are very specific to the model of torsion axle your trailer has and the information you need can be found on the axle tag. If your axles are already below...
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• RDJ-2K Tongue Jack Weight Rating for 2015 Jayco Jayfeather Travel Trailer
• On the Ultimate Trailer Jack # 322-RDJ-2K that is the lifting capacity(2,000lbs) or the amount of tongue weight the camper has. It is capable of supporting 3,000lbs as long as its not raising or lowering. What that means is when you are using the camper the added weight of the people using it and everything else inside shouldn't exceed 3,000lbs on just the tongue jack. I don't see your 2015 Jayco Jayfeather x17z coming close to either of those weights, so you are safe to install it on your...
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