Jayco outback eagle
Submitted: Sunday, Dec 24, 2006 at 08:04
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yendor
Hello all,
I have read lots of fours and against for what type of campers people have and have not,and have come to the conclusion that there is probably nothing thats really perfect,for our harsh conditions in Australia unless you have a endless supply of $.
What I would like to no is with my camper what precautions I should take [ie]shockys,springs dust protection,towing aids and so on when I travel through the kimberleys/
gibb river road next year,is it okay to take ? should I look at a alternative pop up tent or similar,I have only recently bought the camper it is a 2004 model.
Regards Rod
Reply By: Member - Lance S (VIC) - Sunday, Dec 24, 2006 at 16:39
Sunday, Dec 24, 2006 at 16:39
G'day yendor, i had a jayco eagle which i did the flinders and
gammon ranges in and it did a reasonable job, as only a few bits and pieces rattled apart. But , sold it and replaced it with a
Tambo Cooper C.T made for the real outback. My next trip was
Innamincka,
Birdsville and the
simpson desert and had no problems. They are 2 different types of c.t's and if u want more of a luxury c.t then the jayco would be the go, but if u want to do serious outback then something like the
tambo would suit u better.
cheers,
Lance
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Reply By: Member - Bucky (VIC) - Monday, Dec 25, 2006 at 04:52
Monday, Dec 25, 2006 at 04:52
Sell it and get a Trak Shak, or an Ultimate..These campers are easy to set up and will go anywhere, without getting damage
I have a Trakkie, and its the best thing, apart from my mis-understanding of electric breaks.
It has only cost me a gate/door seal, $50 and the $68 to get the breaks machined..
We use it as much as we can,,
Bucky
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