Jayco Camper Trailer DIY Annual Service
We love to travel with our Jayco Hawk Outback camper under tow, it has provided us with comfortable mobile accommodation in some of the most remote places around and has been very reliable as well. The reliability doesn’t happen by chance, each year before we head off on our adventures we undertake a service to ensure everything is in good working order and we catch anything that’s failing before we head off.
The service generally takes a full day to a day and a half to perform, but it’s well worth it. If you’re a DIYer and would like to give the service a try, we’ve videoed the whole process into two videos and have uploaded them to YouTube – you’ll find the links below:
Jayco Camper DIY Service Part 1 Video
Jayco Camper DIY Service part 2 Video
There’s also a PDF checklist for the service in our Files / Resources Page.
Happy and safe travels!
2 Comments
Tomy
I loved both of these videos! Thank you so much for sharing.
I had a question, where do you order the spare parts? Or where did you find the tools? For example the bearings etc seem quite bespoke. If you don’t mind sharing some pricing that would also be useful. Perhaps you could leave some affiliate links or something in future videos?
Love the videos please keep them coming!
Thanks
admin
Hi Tomy, thank you for watching our videos and for subscribing. We’re so pleased that you enjoyed them. If you have a look in our files/resources page on this website, you’ll find a service checklist that contains links for the special tools I used. As for the parts suppliers, your local Jayco agent will carry most parts, I use them for specifics like the hockey stick mounts, for bearings and alike, most trailer supplies will have what you need. I usually take the used part I’m after with me so they can compare, one trailer supplier I really like is Probar, https://www.probar.net.au/ they have an excellent range and great prices. I’m sorry but we don’t have any affiliate links but I hope the information helps, more video are coming. Best wishes, Joe and Lea.