Literally have this same camper a 2006, didn’t pay 7500 for it low got it a LOT cheaper , BUT i ended up doing the whole floor as well as part of the ceiling, added a new skylight dome , new toilet, built a grid like subfloor support under the whole base to add more support and cross beams. It’s definitely a nice looking camper now lol and over all a great pick up for some camping trips with the family. You’re literally the first camper video I’ve found with the same exact one i have, all the diy videos i found have different campers but the same work i needed so i just applied the knowledge to mine 😂. I did the same type of “documentation” of the build so could get it all done in time to camp some. We got it at the start of this year. Congratulations on the finish and safe travels out there bruddah
I loved your video. I got taken too by this really religious (fake religious) couple that met us at their church parking lot in Chester Missouri. It was very cold and i didnt check the structure closely enough. Its a jayco jay feather unit and now im replacing the whole floor, end to end. I would love to call that couple and give them what for, but oh well, just going to redo the whole camper "custom" instead. I hate liars, but their everywhere i guess. I would never be able to be soooo dishonest.
I have a Jayco Jayfeather 25E hybrid with rotted floor and questionable roof. Would love to know what you do and/or how extensive your damage turns out to be.
I'm in the same vote, just found out last night while camping. It's like it happened all of a sudden. It just my bathroom floor though, well I think we'll see when the flooring comes up.
Thanks. Good production value! Anyhow, I was thinking of buying a hybrid, this is good information. I almost wonder if the membrane on the bottom makes the issue worse by preventing the moisture from escaping. I always wondered why popups (non-laminated floors) just painted the plywood instead of a plastic or something, but now that I see it, the vinyl floor and membrane would trap the moisture in place.
Thanks a lot for your video! I have the same problem with my Starcraft Antigua!!! Will surely use your video often during repair!
Literally have this same camper a 2006, didn’t pay 7500 for it low got it a LOT cheaper , BUT i ended up doing the whole floor as well as part of the ceiling, added a new skylight dome , new toilet, built a grid like subfloor support under the whole base to add more support and cross beams. It’s definitely a nice looking camper now lol and over all a great pick up for some camping trips with the family. You’re literally the first camper video I’ve found with the same exact one i have, all the diy videos i found have different campers but the same work i needed so i just applied the knowledge to mine 😂. I did the same type of “documentation” of the build so could get it all done in time to camp some. We got it at the start of this year. Congratulations on the finish and safe travels out there bruddah
I loved your video. I got taken too by this really religious (fake religious) couple that met us at their church parking lot in Chester Missouri. It was very cold and i didnt check the structure closely enough. Its a jayco jay feather unit and now im replacing the whole floor, end to end. I would love to call that couple and give them what for, but oh well, just going to redo the whole camper "custom" instead. I hate liars, but their everywhere i guess. I would never be able to be soooo dishonest.
I have a Jayco Jayfeather 25E hybrid with rotted floor and questionable roof. Would love to know what you do and/or how extensive your damage turns out to be.
Helpful video - thanks. Any way you can add the part list and forum you mentioned?
I'm in the same vote, just found out last night while camping. It's like it happened all of a sudden. It just my bathroom floor though, well I think we'll see when the flooring comes up.
Thanks. Good production value! Anyhow, I was thinking of buying a hybrid, this is good information. I almost wonder if the membrane on the bottom makes the issue worse by preventing the moisture from escaping. I always wondered why popups (non-laminated floors) just painted the plywood instead of a plastic or something, but now that I see it, the vinyl floor and membrane would trap the moisture in place.
better than new.
How did you get it under the walls
Did you go under the walls