Jayco Camper Trailer DIY Annual Service PART 1

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Keen to do some DIY maintenance on your own Jayco camper trailer? Follow along with Joe as he works through his annual maintenance and service checklist for our Jayco Hawk Outback camper trailer.
There will be TWO videos in this series - Part 1 and Part 2. Part 2 will include the lifting system.
If you are interested only in some aspects of this annual maintenance you will find the time stamps below:
Video Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:22 Towball Hitch Service
03:04 Camper Lights
05:50 Bag End Zippers
08:28 Stabilizer Clean and Lubricate
10:27 Grease Leaf Springs
11:26 Under the Camper Nuts and Bolt Check
14:01 Jacking up the Camper
16:34 Tyre Check and Wheel Removal
18:05 Wheel Hub Removal
20:04 Brake Shoes and Magnet Inspection
21:35 Wheel Hub Inspection
22:12 Rear Hub Seal Removal
23:05 Bearing Inspection and Cleaning
25:48 Bearing Race Inspection
26:41 Packing Bearings With Grease
28:21 Installing Hub Rear Bearing and Seal
30:39 The Brake Adjuster
32:40 Hub Installation and Brake Adjustment
37:26 Wheel Installation
37:59 Torqueing the Wheel Nuts
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24 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@bullymac68 Месяц назад

Thanks for showing the wheel bearing maintenance. I've never done them before and considered it a bit intimidating. Your directions were clear and informative. Great vid!

@RoaminWithTheRubes Месяц назад

Thanks so much for watching, we're glad you enjoyed the video and found it useful. Safe travels, Joe and Lea.

@JustinSciasci Месяц назад

Great video 👍🏻 thank you

@RoaminWithTheRubes Месяц назад

Hi Justin, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching, Joe and Lea.

@trippininthetriton Месяц назад

Cool video. Easy to understand and very well explained. Love your commitment to looking after your camper. I dare say it would not get this much love from a dealer or mechanic.

@RoaminWithTheRubes Месяц назад

Thanks so much for the wonderful feedback. We love this little camper and want it to be around for a good while yet so it's worth the effort. Thanks for watching and safe travels, Joe and Lea.

@jamescooke3058 Месяц назад

Great video! I will be doing this in the coming weeks. 👍

@RoaminWithTheRubes Месяц назад

Thanks for watching James, glad you liked the video and are going to give it a go. We have part 2 coming out Friday week which covers the rest of the service. Safe travels Joe and Lea.

@Frontman936 Месяц назад

I like how you promote use of axle stands. I am impressed the scissor jack has survived more than one use. I think a hydraulic floor jack is the way to go or the caravan specific bottle jack.

@RoaminWithTheRubes Месяц назад

Thanks for the great feedback, the camper's scissor jack is ok. It has the height to do the lift, I am hoping to find a hydraulic solution though. Always have jack stands, just makes sense. Thanks for watching and your comment. Best wishes, Joe and Lea.