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In the process of building a new garage that will have space to store my camper inside. I am also building a lean-to on the side that I want the camper to be able to fit in as well. Thinking about camper dolly designs and whether a pallet jack would work well. For the same money as the Reico...

My 22 ram and 23 outfitter juno 8.5. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Camper has been awesome this season. Got 4 trips in with the family and a week elk hunting. Loving it. The accutune shocks are good. They fixed my bounce issue off-road and did improve unloaded ride a little bit. I think they’re a great alternative to Carli and Thuren if you want to stay stock...

here is my rebuild thread over on Wander the West: https://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/18531-1983-jayco-sportster-7-rebuild/

here is a Facebook marketplace link for more photos https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/564807819140181/

For sale is my beloved Jayco sportster 7. I believe it is a 1983 model. Has a very narrow floor so it will fit midsize trucks with the tailgate down. The floor is 7 feet long. I bought it in 2019 and completely gutted and rebuilt it. I made a completely new rubber coated roof and redid the...

I've got a 7ft jayco sportster for sale in Colorado Springs. Would fit a midsize. asking $2,500.

Wanted to start a new thread to document my new truck and camper combo. Not many Juno 8.5s out there, so hopefully this can be informative to those shopping. The camper: coming from our Jayco 7 sportster, we knew we wanted more space since we now have two kids and had zero when we got the...

Put about 400 miles on my setup this weekend with the Hellwig Big Wig rear sway bar installed. Game changer. So much more planted around corners and much more stable on the highway. I highly recommend this bar to anyone running a 2500 coil rear Ram and a heavy camper. I will say this- the...

I see this thread peter'd out a bit a few months ago, but should add my experience as a big camper/2500 owner. I have a 22 ccsb cummins and just picked up our 23 Outfitter Juno. With wife, me, two kids, dog, full water, were at 3,200lbs of payload. Probably can add 2-300lbs to that for gear...

Yes we did go with the tent room, that was the main selling point for us, nothing else like it on the market. Hallmarks are sweet, but 3X the wait and the price apples to apples was at least $15k more. Not knocking them at all. Also I was very impressed with outfitter when vi visited, so really...

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Well we officially put a deposit on a Juno 8.5! Thanks to everyone for their input.

I toured Outfitter today and was really impressed. I'm sold and will be placing my order as soon as I decide which model. Their main guy Ethan was really pushing me between the Caribou 8 and Apex 8. Once he showed me how it worked, I really liked the cassette toilet design. The holding tank...

My cradle actually is permanently attached to the camper. The 4 flat/horizontal plates you see mount to where the original Atwood jackpots attached.

Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for! I’m really leaning towards the Outfitter Juno. I finally weighed my camper today and it’s actually 1,725lbs so what’s another 700lbs? Haha. I think I’m going to get up to tour them next week. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I know this seems like a lot of work, and it was, but the jack situation on my jayco was crazy scary so I built this cradle for it: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Considered north stars, my neighbor has a nice one. My wife wasn’t a big fan though. Plus being local to hallmark and outfitter we’d like to go new and get exactly what we want. Finally I’m sold on the composite structure of those two. My jayco is stick and tin like the north star appears to be...

Finally has come time to move on from our beloved Jayco sportster 7 and upgrade to something bigger and newer. Have a young son and another on the way, so main thing we’re after is more/better sleeping space. Where narrowed it down to either an Outfitter or Hallmark. Want some experience...

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