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2018 JAYCO JAY FEATHER ULTRA LITE 16XRB

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Hybrid Travel Trailder

Length

18 ft
Weight

3900 lb
Slide outs

0

Length

18 ft
Weight

3900 lb
Slide outs

0
Sleeps

5
Fuel

Other
Electric service

30 amps
Gray water

20 gal
Black water

20 gal
Fresh water

20 gal
Propane

5 lb

Listing description

I'm a counselor candidate and my husband drives a school bus. We love to travel on our time away from school. When we go camping, we usually go to a place that is near the water.

What’s included

Inside Trailer:
4 queen-size flat sheets
2 twin-size flat sheets
27 inch TV with remote, USB outlet
Radio and DVD player with remote (not Blu Ray)
Hand broom and dustpan
6 card games

(Kitchen)
6 plates and bowls
3 large bowls
6 plastic cups
4 thermal cups
8 set of silverware
3 knives
1 Cutting board
Salt and pepper shakers
1 coffee maker
1 pan
1 plastic spatula
1 metal spatula
1 tong
2 copper mats for the grill
3 Measure cups
Drying Rack
Trash can and liners

Bathroom:
Toilet paper (please only use toilet paper provided it is made for RV use)
Gray water deodorizer
Trash can

Storage Compartment:
Waterline hose and regulator
30 amps power cord
Power surge plug for 30 amps
Power surge plug and step down from 50 amps to 30 amps
Sewer hose pipe and caps
Propane grill and with quick connect hose
1 grill brush
Hand crank for trailer stabilization (suggest that you bring a drill and ¾ inch socket)

Exterior of Trailer:
propane tank and fuel indicator
cover for the spare tire

Suggestions of things to bring:

Sleeping bags, we use as added padding for the beds.
You may need blankets as well.
Pillows
Towels

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