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SECTION 4 TOWING & SET-UP
JAYCO TOWABLE
3. Tighten the straps using the tensioning device provided with the ground anchors. Use caution to avoid over-tensioning the straps as this may pull the trailer off the piers. It is recommended that all straps be tightened only enough to remove the slack. Then, after all THE straps are installed and the slack removed, tension the straps.
4.
The strap tension should be rechecked at frequent intervals until all pier settlement has stopped.
Fig. 4.7 Frame
tie-down diagram
CAUTION
During the re-leveling process, do not jack the travel trailer against tight straps.
Inspection Checklist
Once the travel trailer has been set up for long term seasonal camping, the following items should be checked for proper set up prior to occupancy.
Installation / Placement
Level
Foundation
Tie Downs
Utility connections
Fuel
Water
Electric
Sewage
D
ETACHABLE
H
ITCH
The hitch is detachable; the instructions to remove and install it are listed below:
SUGGESTED MATERIALS (CUSTOMER SUPPLIED):
Quantity
4
2
Item Description
3 ton jack stands
7/8” open end wrench
1
1
4
3/4” socket and drive
3/8” socket and drive
Wood blocks (to chalk tires)
Block tires on both sides of trailer.
1. Unscrew flexible gas hose from main bulkhead on front steel crossmember and cap both fittings.
2. Remove gas bottles from tongue.
3. Remove electrical wiring and safety break-a-way switch from tongue by removing 3/8” screws (could be 3 or more).
4-16 JFB/JFD
JAYCO TOWABLE SECTION 4 - TOWING & SET-UP
Fig. 4.8 Detachable Hitch
Electrical wiring & safety break-a-way switch
4. Coil wires up and place behind front crossmember.
5. Raise tongue up with tongue jack.
6. Place two jack stands (3 ton minimum rating each, one on each side of the trailer) approximately 4’ behind the front crossmemeber under the main Ibeam.
Step 9
Step 7
Fig. 4.9 Jack stands
7. Lower frame down onto jack stands.
8. Place another 2 jack stands (3 ton minimum rating each, one each side of tongue) under tongue between 2 tongue connection plates.
9. Remove tongue from trailer by removing ¾” bolts and nuts (4 per connection plate, 16 total).
To reinstall the hitch, reverse these steps. (tighten the bolts to 60-70 ft/lbs torque).
It is your responsibility to take your travel trailer to the dealer for warranty or service repair (please refer to the Limited Warranty in Section 1).
JFB/JFD 4-17
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Table of contents
- 5 WARNING: Read all instructions in this manual and component manufacturer supplied information before using your RV.
- 6 Section 1: Warranty & Service
- 6 Section 2: Occupant Safety
- 6 Section 3: Pre-Travel Information
- 6 Section 4: Towing & Set-up
- 7 Section 5: Slideout Systems
- 7 Section 6: 50 AMP Electrical System
- 7 Section 7: Fuel Systems
- 8 Section 8: Plumbing System
- 8 Section 9: Heating & Cooling
- 8 Section 10: Appliances
- 8 Section 11: Electronics
- 8 Section 12: Interior
- 9 Section 13: Exterior
- 9 Section 14: Travel/Camping/Storage Checklists
- 9 Section 15: Additional Information
- 10 This Page Is Intentionally Blank
- 11 About This Manual
- 11 Warranty packet
- 11 Safety Alerts
- 12 Reporting Safety Defects
- 12 In the United States
- 12 To contact NHTSA by phone:
- 12 To contact NHTSA by mail:
- 12 In Canada
- 12 To contact Transport Canada by phone:
- 12 To contact Transport Canada by mail:
- 13 Manufacturing Process
- 13 Customer Responsibility
- 13 Dealer Responsibility
- 14 Suggestions For Obtaining Service
- 14 Customer Relations
- 15 An important note about alterations and warranties
- 15 Update Your Contact Information
- 15 Jayco Travel Club
- 15 JayPlus™ Extended Service Contract
- 16 Jayco Customer First Emergency Roadside Assistance
- 16 Obtaining Emergency Warranty Repair
- 17 Obtaining weekend or after business hours repair assistance
- 17 Obtaining Service For Separately Warranted Items
- 17 Obtaining Service at Jayco
- 17 Replacement Parts
- 22 Notice To Jayco Dealers
- 27 Fire Safety
- 27 Other Fire Safety Information
- 27 Fire Extinguisher
- 27 Inspection and Maintenance
- 28 Smoke Alarm
- 30 Combination Carbon Monoxide/ Propane Alarm
- 33 Formaldehyde
- 33 Extended Dry Camping
- 34 Cold Weather Usage
- 34 Condensation
- 35 Secondary Means of Escape (Exit Window)
- 36 This Page Is Intentionally Blank
- 37 Tow Vehicle
- 37 RV Brake System
- 38 Vehicle Labels
- 38 Weight labels
- 39 Loading Your RV
- 40 Weighing Your Tow Vehicle & RV
- 42 Travel Trailer Hitch (Customer Supplied)
- 43 Travel Trailer Sway Control (Customer Supplied)
- 43 Travel Trailer Weight Distributing System (Customer Supplied)
- 44 This Page Is Intentionally Blank
- 45 Wire Harness/Connector Plug
- 45 Towing
- 47 Tires
- 48 Changing A Tire
- 49 Spare Tire Carrier (If So Equipped)
- 50 Wheel Lugs
- 52 Emergency Stopping
- 52 Emergency Towing
- 52 Leveling the RV
- 52 Stabilizer Jacks
- 53 Entrance Door
- 53 Keys/Locks
- 53 Keyless Entry (if so equipped)
- 57 Travel Trailer Hitching Procedure
- 57 Travel Trailer Breakaway Switch
- 57 Travel Trailer Safety Chains
- 58 Towing Behind Your RV – Travel Trailers
- 58 Travel Trailer Set Up
- 59 Seasonal Set-up
- 60 Installation / Placement
- 60 Utility connections
- 60 Detachable Hitch
- 60 Suggested materials (customer supplied):
- 62 This Page Is Intentionally Blank
- 63 Operating The Slideout
- 64 Troubleshooting The Slideout
- 66 This Page Is Intentionally Blank
- 67 Electrical System Maintenance
- 67 In Case Of An Electrical Fire
- 67 Load Center
- 68 120-volt AC System
- 68 120-volt Circuit Breakers
- 69 Battery Disconnect Switch (If So Equipped)
- 69 Converter
- 69 GFCI Receptacle Outlet
- 70 12-volt DC System
- 70 Auxiliary Battery (Customer Supplied)
- 71 Battery Isolator For Your Tow Vehicle (Customer Supplied)
- 71 12-volt Fuses
- 72 DC Fuse Panel Layout
- 72 12-volt DC Outlet (If So Equipped)
- 72 Replacing Light Bulbs
- 73 50 AMP System
- 73 50 amp Power Cord
- 74 Calculating Electrical Load
- 75 Approximate Electrical Load Ratings
- 77 Propane Gas System
- 77 Propane Leak Test
- 78 Propane Safety Procedure
- 78 Propane Gas Container
- 81 Installing Propane Cylinder(s)
- 84 Propane Regulator
- 84 Hoses, Pipes, Tubes & Fittings
- 85 Using The Propane System
- 85 Cooking With Propane
- 86 Calculating Propane Usage
- 89 Plumbing System Maintenance
- 89 Fresh Water System
- 89 Monitor Panel (If So Equipped)
- 90 Operation
- 90 Water heater switches (if so equipped)
- 91 Fresh Water Holding Tank
- 91 Fresh Water Connections
- 92 Water Pressure Regulator (Customer Supplied)
- 93 12-Volt Water Pump & Switch (If So Equipped)
- 93 Water Heater
- 95 Water heater switches (if so equipped):
- 96 Utility Center (If So Equipped)
- 98 Outside Shower (If So Equipped)
- 98 Faucets
- 99 Bathroom Shower Or Tub (If So Equipped)
- 99 Hardware & Sink or Shower Fixtures
- 100 Water Purification System (If So Equipped)
- 100 Draining The Fresh Water System
- 101 When to sanitize:
- 105 Winterizing The Plumbing System
- 106 Black/Grey Water System
- 108 Black/Grey Water Holding Tanks
- 108 Black/Grey Tank Drains
- 109 Toilet
- 111 Ducting & Return Air
- 111 Attic Fan
- 111 Ceiling Fan (If so equipped)
- 111 Thermostat
- 111 Furnace
- 112 Fireplace (If So Equipped)
- 112 Air Conditioner – Roof Mount (If So Equipped)
- 113 Air Conditioner – Wall Mount (If So Equipped)
- 115 Refrigerator
- 115 Microwave (If So Equipped)
- 115 In Case Of A Grease Fire
- 116 Cooking With Propane
- 116 Kitchen Stove, Range or Oven (If So Equipped)
- 116 Oven (If So Equipped)
- 117 Washer/Dryer Prep (If So Equipped)
- 117 Central Vacuum (If So Equipped)
- 118 This Page Is Intentionally Blank
- 119 Television Power Supply
- 119 Television Roof Antenna
- 119 Raising the antenna
- 119 To Test
- 120 Satellite (if so equipped)
- 121 Cleaning The Interior
- 121 Furniture Upholstery
- 121 Décor Items
- 121 Paneling
- 122 Cabinetry & Tables
- 122 Countertops
- 122 Flooring
- 123 ABS Plastics
- 123 Pantry (If So Equipped)
- 123 Floor Safe (If So Equipped)
- 123 Hide-A-Bed (if so equipped)
- 123 J-Steel Sofa (If So Equipped)
- 124 Recliner Chair (If So Equipped)
- 124 Free-Standing Table & Chairs (If So Equipped)
- 124 Booth Dinette (If So Equipped)
- 125 BBQ Grill (If So Equipped)
- 126 Cleaning The Exterior
- 129 Exterior Roof & Sidewall Vents
- 129 Trailer Frame
- 129 E-Z Lube Axle (If So Equipped)
- 129 Rear Bumper
- 130 Sealants
- 131 Windows
- 131 Patio Awning (if so equipped)
- 132 Roof Ladder (If So Equipped)
- 133 RV Start-Up
- 133 Connect your tow vehicle to the RV and test all connections and lights.
- 133 Ready To Leave Checklist
- 134 RV Storage
- 136 Maintenance Checklist
- 137 Featured Components Quick Reference Chart