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LIVE | Jayco Camper Trailer Bed Fly Modification and Conversion. Tips and Tricks to make it a breeze 

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In this episode we run through the very popular modification to the Bed Flys commonly used on Jayco and other similar camper trailers. We also show a few of our own ideas to make it even better and more reliable in windy situations.
Why do you do it? To save time so you can setup and pack away fast, plus it also alleviates all the pegs and ropes associate with the standard bag awnings. PLEASE NOTE - 8mm bolts and hardware are used as listed below.
This is a very easy modification to do and only takes a few hours. Superpeg now make kits or we provide below a list of the parts we used to make the conversion.
This list is enough to do both bed fly ends:
6 x 25.4mm Nylon inserts (Superpeg #792). 4 go on the base of each corner pole which is run diagonally. The remaining 2 go on the larger end of the spreader/cross bar (previously the center pole).
2 x 22mm Nylon inserts (Superpeg #791A) - these go on the smaller end of the spreader/cross bar - on the end where you remove 150mm for the peak support.
2 x 22mm Nylon C-Clip(Superpeg #760A) - these go onto the 150mm piece you cut off and provides the connection between the spreader/cross bar and standard ridge support pole.
Outback Bumper - Bimini mount:
2 x BLA Bimini Canopy Deck mounts - these go onto rear bumper instead of bird peak. Seems BCF no longer stock however BLA part is #9114898
Outback Bumper - Bird Peak Mount Option:
Alternatively use 2 x (Superpeg #773B) and 2 x (Superpeg #775B) - these are the bird peak end and receiving plate. In this instance you only need 4 off the Superpeg #792.
Tourer Rear:
Don't order either of the bumper options and look to do the same method as front. In this case stay with the 6 x Superpeg #792 but make sure you grab additional M6 Bolts, nyloc nuts and wing nuts as listed below.
Hardware:
Below is the additional hardware you need to mount. PLEASE Note - use M8 not the M6 refereed to in the videos (sorry!!)
2 x 80 - 90mm long M8 bolts - these affix to the outer floor frame. You can even do 100mm bolts and shorten as required.
4 x M8 nyloc nuts - one secures the bolt to the frame. The other is a stop for the pole support.
2 x M8 wing nuts - these secure the diagonal pole support.
2 x 8mm Lynch Pins - for the rear mount securing if using our method with the Bimini Canopy Deck Mounts.

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Комментарии : 39   
@terrythompson3890
@terrythompson3890 2 года назад
I bought the Supapeg kit and took your advice and made the cut 175 instead of 150. Worked a treat. Thanks for this great video.
@dianethompson8260
@dianethompson8260 3 месяца назад
Best thing we’ve ever done
@sharont711
@sharont711 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing this- made it a very quick and straightforward job this afternoon. Nice bonus- hubby and I are still talking to each other! I’m going to chalk that up to us watching your video together before tackling it 😁
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 2 года назад
That's what it is all about. I've just filmed a full set up and pack down tips and tricks video so stay tuned for that one.
@Ren-qp5dt
@Ren-qp5dt 3 года назад
I have opted to buy the conversion kit from supapeg , but this is a great and stress free idea. Thank you for your ideas and the time taken to help people. I’m so glad I found your channel. Your idea on the install of a Chinese diesel heater was spot on to , excellent stuff many thanks from wagga wagga
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
Thanks Ren. I like to explain as much as I can as I do feel it helps people out. It makes the videos a tad long but better than gloss over. Share what we have learned or researched but there are always improvements to be made. 😁 Caravanmods has a new kit coming out with a lot less cutting and modifying so I am going to film how that works on a friend's Eagle. Stay tuned 👍
@rt-ks2bh
@rt-ks2bh 3 года назад
Really great vid and thankyou so much for your handy tips and sharing,,happy camping my friend ,,,,,,
@TonyCus8
@TonyCus8 3 года назад
You took longer to put the poles away than setup/down :-) Well done, brilliant put together peice. Thanks for the effort and committment.
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
Had a few technical dramas putting the poles away lol. I have one tube which is just a bit short so always mess them up. Another job to fix that one 🤣😂🤣
@gerrywilliams1960
@gerrywilliams1960 3 года назад
Works like a dream - thanks
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
Thanks Gerry - it is still one of the best mods in my opinion. It's rare we can camp without the flies due to weather so this makes it a lot less painfull.
@melissabateson1431
@melissabateson1431 Год назад
Great video can I ask why do the bed fly conversion ? I’m very new and have a second hand jayco eagle but unsure why we do this?
@johnnycranston9292
@johnnycranston9292 2 года назад
Where does the Centre pole mount. We have a 2009 jayco Swan. Trying to do the conversion. But not sure where the Centre poll mounts.
@lyleprangell
@lyleprangell 3 года назад
Thanks for this video. I have what would appear to be the same model Jayco Swan Campervan and wasn't aware that this kit existed. This video was very informative. I also liked you video of the cupboard mods. I now plan to follow your lead in both of these mods. On a completely separate topic but related to the Swan, have you had any trouble related to the lift mechanism of the Swan. I have had my cables fail on me twice already and have noticed that in production of the van that there was a misalignment of the square tube cable guides such that the lifting cables were rubbing on the edge of tubes causing premature failures of the cables. If this is something that you or any of your subscribers are aware of and/or have experienced I would be very interested in any feedback.
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
Hi Lyle, apologies for the late response. We haven't had any issues with the lifting cables on ours yet (touch wood). One thing we have started to do is stop a few times when lifting to check its going up ok and gently lift the support poles where required. If it ever feels like its binding I stop straight away. Hopefully a few adjustments and the cables will move a lot more freely.
@scottfirman
@scottfirman 3 года назад
I have never seen end bunk rain flys being available before. My center pole has a bend that pushes the top of the end bunk cover up enough that there is no issue with needing a rain fly. I wouldnt mind having a reflective rain fly over the ends to make it cooler in the summer. Being we camp in Northern Michigan mostly, I am more interested in insulation to retain more heat in the end bunks. I see people putting reflective bubble wrap in between the screen and the side panes on the bunks and in the windows. I can see where this would also help keep the camper cooler with an air conditioner. I am thinking the rain fly is more popular in the UK. I havent seen anyone using those since I have owned 3 popup campers.
@markphenna445
@markphenna445 3 года назад
We have the fly's in Australia to make an air gap to keep the camper cooler in summer and the canvas dry in winter for easier pack up nad to stop condensation.
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
Yes, very popular here both for both cooling and condensation control in winter months. Also great for packing away in the rain. In saying that they are not reflective flies. We had a tropical roof on our old camper which was the light reflective type. Worked well but not water resistant and not recommended for high wind or rain. The ones used on these campers really are great. With the modification to the poles it works even better. We camped last weekend in high wind (see the Hat Head eposide) and the system worked flawlessly as usual.
@brandonjcollins1062
@brandonjcollins1062 2 года назад
Thanks for the great video. Very informative and helpful. Can I ask how long it takes to setup the camper with the bed flies?
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 2 года назад
Hi Brandon, late reply sorry. With the flies we did it the other day somewhere between 15 and 20 minutes. The once you have done the flies a few times its literally another 2 minutes or per end to get them set.
@brandonjcollins1062
@brandonjcollins1062 2 года назад
@@WorkLivePlay awesome! Thanks for the reply. Appreciate it.
@mattmullens3215
@mattmullens3215 11 месяцев назад
How do you know the precise name of every single part on your camper?
@mhudson201
@mhudson201 2 года назад
Do you have dimensions of where you put the bolts on the front of the van and the deck mounts on the back bar
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 2 года назад
Hi Matt - late reply sorry. I will grab some for you tomorrow.
@markphipps6548
@markphipps6548 3 года назад
Great videos is how dose the middle pole attach to the van?
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
If you have an older van you will need the bracket which accepts the rafter/centre pole. It gets a fixed onto the roof below the bed fly. RU-vid won't let me link... but search 'awning mounting bracket jayco camper' and the bracket should pop up. Adam from Caravanmods.com.au will help you out. Give him a call 👍
@raydietz6875
@raydietz6875 2 года назад
Have you got a video on how to do the Pipe pole carrier
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 2 года назад
Hi Ray no I don't actually as I did ours a few years ago however that's a great idea. I might even do that on the Coromal we have at the moment. Its a cheap and pretty handy mod to do.
@barrychamberlain5252
@barrychamberlain5252 2 года назад
Great video. Where is the list of the things you purchased at Bunnings and cbf
@troutchaser7424
@troutchaser7424 10 месяцев назад
Silly question do you have a brother named Jessie ?
@mr_j83
@mr_j83 5 месяцев назад
Whats the main purpose of bad fly? Thanks
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 5 месяцев назад
Good question, the fly's are primarily to protect the canvas. We always put out if it's raining. They also make it a lot easier to pack down when it's raining as you can slide in without water getting in everything. In hot weather they also shade and cool the bed ends. A lot will simply roll out and lay on the bed ends if camping around trees etc as sap and the like it a lot easier to clean off the vinyl material than the canvas. Finally they do help in the mornings by shading and keeping it a bit darker inside. They are not a necessity but a very handy addition that most opt for when buying these campers 👍
@mr_j83
@mr_j83 5 месяцев назад
@@WorkLivePlay Thanks a lot for the answer. Very well explained
@fiksconstruction2204
@fiksconstruction2204 3 года назад
As soon as I start watching this video I thought it was port Macquarie.
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
I love Port Macquarie. Wish we were there but is was our backyard unfortunately. Still a nice part of the world however!!
@lipfishingthosebass5812
@lipfishingthosebass5812 4 месяца назад
This doesnt work on old campers
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 4 месяца назад
How old is your camper? Most you need to add the middle or ridge rafter pole. You can buy the brackets and piles from places like Caravanmods. Have a talk to Adam, he customises kits for earlier models 👍
@AdamSandaver
@AdamSandaver 3 года назад
Too hard basket. Thanks anyway.
@WorkLivePlay
@WorkLivePlay 3 года назад
All good, thanks for watching. Its rained the last 5 times we have camped so the mod for us has been invaluable, particularly when packing up as you leave the bed flies up, slide the beds in, wind down then roll the flies in.
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