This is a great camper for 1 or 2 people. We just went to Yellowstone from Maryland this year. I put a Dewalt tool box mounted on the left rear bumper for my Black tank hoses and associated equipment to keep that out of the outside storage. Get a memory foam mattress and a small folding table , you don't have to set the table up. We have had our 145rb for 2 1/2 years and never missed the table we put a new mattress on it the day we took delivery. Order a spare therminstor for your refrigerator nothing worse then having that go out and waiting several weeks for one when you have the biggest trip of your life planned a month away. Enjoy your Jayco
That's what Im talking about. Perfect size for 1 person. Will have to check it out in person in my neck of the woods. My future goal also. Thank you for the great video. Safe travels.
I put a full sized air mattress on those cushions and it makes for a lot better sleeping. Wish they put a full sized toilet in them. I also used some angle iron to add a small metal box on the bumper, you can move the spare over some and there is room. Also got an inverter and a generator. You can boondock for a lot longer.
🇨🇦 🌞🔥🌞🔥🌞🔥🇨🇦 I have this exact model but a 2015 which I pull with my Dodge Caravan. I am within my ratings. I travel with my dog 🐕. I LOVE IT! I turned my so called closet, 12" deep, into a pantry. I put the adjustable metal shelving strips and shelves. Best thing I ever did!!! Easy to access for silverware, no drawers in the trailer, pots and pans, dishes, cups, glasses, tin foil, napkins, dogs water pail, flashlights, sunscreen, bug repellant, etc. I used two way sticky tape to attach cupboard storage bins onto the inside of the pantry door and the door under the sink to hold the bug spray, sunscreen etc. No chance of spilling that way. You do have to allow for room inside the cupboard to accommodate the bin. I have a multi coat hook, made to hang over the door, for my jackets to hang on the outside of the door. My jackets aren't really in the way going in and out. This trailer only has a 16 gallon fresh water tank. Not enough for a flushing toilet and shower. The holding tanks aren't much better. I use the campground facilities most of the time. I've gone from a tent trailer to my trailer so it doesn't bother me. I do use use the toilet but in a very different way. I only use it for "minor" business and only at nightime. I stretch a smaller sized garbage bag over top of the toilet bowl, put the seat down to help hold the bag in place. I put kitty litter in the bottom of the bag, just enough to take on the first pee. Once finished, I cover the wet litter with just enough new litter to cover the wet. Being a woman, I bag the toilet paper separately. By doing this, you can use the toilet, again for night time use only, for a long weekend without having to change the bag. If you use alot of litter, it will fill up too fast and you will have to change the bag. Greatest thing, NO SMELL! All "major business" is done at the campground facilities. At the end of your weekend, pull the bag and put it in the garbage. No different then disposing cat litter. Easy peasy! Again, the size of fresh water tank/holding tank is just too small. A few flushes or a shower or two and you're out of water and in need of dumping your grey and black water. My way, no dealing with moving your trailer to the dump station. I use my sink for washing my face/hands and brushing my teeth. It only produces "grey water". I wash my dishes at the campground facilities or haul water and do them on the picnic table. When my grey tank is full, I empty the GREY water from the dump outlet to a tub that fits under the trailer. I pour the GREY water into a pail (easier for me to carry being a woman) and go and empty it in the campground toilets. I carry a collapsible water jug (easy to store in the bathtub) to refill my fresh water tank. It may sound like a lot of work, but so is uprooting your whole campsite to empty your tanks at the dump station and refill your water. Trust me, the fresh water won't last long with this trailer. Not using my shower/tub, I put a board over 1/2 the tub and added a mini fridge. Great to have the extra fridge space! Great for an ice cold cooler or beer! 😝 The rest of the tub is for storage. I also put that rubbery mesh drawer liner under the fridge to keep it in place on the board. That way the they don't slide around while traveling. I might add some two-way sticky tape just to assist the board resting on the edges of the tub. I've traveled two summers on multiple trips without any problems. I also put a tension rod over the length of the tub. I use it to hang my clothes over the tub. Where the mini fridge is, I hang my shorter items. The longer clothes over the open, storage space. The tub storage is mainly under the board holding the mini fridge. The other half is for whatever you want. WORKS WONDERFULLY! The cupboards over the bed/table will hold the single free standing plastic drawer units made by Rubbermaid and others. When I open the cupboard doors, I can then pull open the drawers with ease and access what I need without digging around in a dark cupboard. There is a bit of a lip on the cupboard so the drawers won't open while traveling. The door stays shut. Very easy to lift drawer system slightly to pull the drawer open. I do this standing on the bed as I am short. Great for controlling my items. I even put two drawers on both the ends inside the cupboard for easier access plus control any items I want inside the cupboard. I only put the items I use once in awhile in those drawers. I must remove the ones at the cupboard doors to access the ones inside. It doesn't bother me as I don't need to do it often but still have the items available when I need them. My items stay nice and clean being in the drawers. All trailers take on dust while traveling. I have an open wall space between the over the-bed-cupboards and the over-the-couch cupboards. I use 4 small tension rods between the two cupboards and added two shelves for more storage. Great for whatever your heart desires! I use it for my magazines, books, crochet bag etc. Don't forget to check out "RV Hacks"! Lots of great ideas! #1. Buy small diameter "pool noodles". Slice them down one side, length wise. Be careful not to slice through the whole noodle. With the slice facing your awning arm, gently open it to place it on the arm. It should sort of "lock on". If put on properly, they will not blow off if it gets windy. It will hurt less when you bump into the arm with your head. 🤕 Trust me, you will and more than once. 🥴 You must put them on both sides of each arm. I also put a short piece on the lower part of the arm right by the door. It bumped my hip once and that was one too many times! You will only need it on the inside of the arm right by the door. I LOVE MY TRAILER!!! I am sooooo looking forward to camping this summer!!! Enjoy!!! 🇨🇦 🌞🔥🌞🔥🌞🔥🇨🇦
I love mine! I got a screaming deal on an unused 2019 in March and just took it out for the first time 2 weeks ago for a 5 day trip and just got back today from my second 5 day trip. I tow it with my 2019 TRD Tacoma. Kudos, you made a good call on this perfect little trailer!
@Julie G. Does your Tacoma have the tow package? If not. Did you add anything? I have Trd sport no tow package. Want to see if this size trailer is manageable.
The bench would be great for sitting down and taking off your shoes/boots and stuff. If you leave the bed Down, all you would need is a couple of folding TV Trays for eating, which you could use outdoors as well to keep your electronics out of the mud.
When I watched this, I did not have my phone sound on because I'm in a hotel on vacay and didn't want to disturb the grandkids! Was wondering about the length and you just answered that for me, thank you! I really love it, it's a gem! 💎👍♥️
Hey Colten! What nice camper. It has everything! I’m surprised how much storage it has and how nice the little tub in the bath is. And it has good counter space too! Enjoyed the video! Stay safe out there! ❤️💜💚
Congrats man. It's a really good investment. You can actually live in it and you own it. Where renting an apartment cost so much more. Can live in it for as long as you want. No property taxes, no payments in a few years. Maybe get generator that has solar. save battery and propane. I'm investing in one in 5 years. I just bought a new 4runner. Then I'll get one for my retirement travels.
Nice rig man. Keep doing your thing man. I remember when I was young I was the only guy in my group of friends that had my own rig and actually enjoyed camping. Nowadays I have more experience than the old timers double my age lol. Keep on truckin' man.
Colton, I love your camper! I think it's just the right size, too. Looks like it's got everything you need, plus more. May you have lots of great adventures - and I look forward to many more vids! 😀😎🤠🌞
My 2015 unit is set up exactly the same. Love the extra ground clearance. The storage in this thing is awesome. The cupboard above the dinette is much bigger than it looks. Tows like a dream. Surprising counter space for such a small trailer. Nice big bath area for such a small trailer. I love everything about it but the table. It's heavy, freestanding: you shouldn't leave it up while traveling because it will bounce around and ultimately fall over. A nuisance to put up and take down. Currently I just leave it down for a bed. But that's the only downside I have about this trailer. On the plus side, you could if you wanted, take the table outside and set it up.
why would your table bounce around during travel? Fall over??? OMG ! Don't you have the straps hooked up? We have never had such a problem in our Winnebago Mini.
@@roxannegordon6162 *Thanks for the question* ! It's free standing. There are no straps, and I see no way to secure it. No indication on the floor, dinette benches, or trailer front to secure it to anything. It's _not_ your standard dinette booth table. It's also quite heavy and very ungainly to put up and take down in the space we have. But I will double check in a few days: I could have missed something. It's possible it came with something that wasn't there when I bought it, although it was remarkably complete, including all the booklets that came with the trailer new. It even came with trailer tire covers and a trailer cover. I'll also check on the Jayco site to see if there's something. It did and does seem an oversight on Jayco's part. But it is a very heavy table for such a small trailer. Easier, as the OP said, to leave it in bed mode. I would rather leave it in bed mode anyway, rather than set the bed up and take it down each day. I have a lightweight folding table, much easier to set up for when I need a table for any length of time. But thanks again for your question. I could have missed something. I will double check.
I have a similar sized camper that I use for hunting. Closet, which I don't have, is awesome. I also like the wall mount AC which gives a lower profile than mine and one less hole in the roof. Mine is 2 feet longer but cost $15,995 so you got a great price at $10,995.
Beauty trailer man, we got the 184bs and love it as well. They have everything you need and nothing you don't. We put an outside shower on it which I would recommend. Nice site too!
I have a Baja 2020 145 also. However, mine has the 13,500 AC on the roof, does not have a cover for the front window, the inside colors are darker and the faucet is different. I put an EZ start on the AC so that I can run my AC on a Westinghouse 2500 generator. I also put two 100 watt solar panels on the roof. I tow the trailer with a 2019 Jeep Cherokee. I get between 12-15(ish) miles to the gallon when towing, vs 18-20(ish) not towing. The only problem was some leaking from the sink and from a hot water line under the bathtub. The trailer came with a two year warranty. They fixed these issues at the dealer.
Hi Richard, which engine are you pulling with on your Jeep Cherokee? How is it towing? I also have a 145RB not the baja and towing with a Jeep Cherokee 4X4 with the 3.2. Are you using a weight distribution hitch? if so which one?
@@soccermomshella I have the Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk V-6 3.2 with the tow package installed. I used the CAMCO recurver R3 weight distribution and tow hitch. When I bought the trailer they included and installed this hitch. The tow package allowed me to install (plug and play) the electric brake controller. Towing is a mix of good and bad. I have no sway or level issues. Not sure if it makes any difference as I have never towed this trailer without. The trailer pulls well when towing under 60mph. The problem is when I start reaching speeds above 70 mph. At those higher speeds the trailer quickly slows the trailer. Kind of like pulling a parachute. Livable, just a nuisance as your RPMs keep going up and down every 30 seconds as you try to keep the trailer at speed. I do not notice this at speeds 60-65 mph or less. I get about 12-16 mpg. Of course I travel frequently in Nevada and Utah where you have 1000 foot aat the bottom of valley and up to 10,000 feet as you go over mountains. I normally get 18-21mpg on the highway.
@@minirunt Thanks for the reply, I have not been using a WDH just the sway bar. Sometimes I feel that "parachute" so I am glad it is not my imagination. I also have a 2000 Tahoe I am going to pull it with to compare.
I own the 2012 of this exact TT. To maximize space I use IKEA kitchen items extensively. The support rod is needed and can be mounted under the cupboards. Holds my dish rack and loads of other items. Everyone who sees it comments on how much bigger it seems with use of clever IKEA products, plus it looks much more like a tiny house instead of a camper. I put a real mattress in mine since I travel extensively with it and prefer a real bed. 3M Command products are great too - hint: use the Command Bath Strips whenever possible everywhere in it since they hold up better vs. typical Command strips. I love my 145RB, but hate how poorly insulated it is. I should expect that for entry level, but even with the AC it’s dreadfully humid in there so I run a 20 pint dehumidifier. I shouldn’t have to, but hate the “wet” feeling my linens have if I don’t use it. As much as I love it, I’ll probably be buying the 195RB in the next year or so now that I’m retired. I want bigger holding tanks and a bed that’s easier to make. But this was a great TT to start with.
@@hunterlogan2913 Oh my, I didn’t see your reply from last year until now. I don’t use my gmail account often. I’ll gladly show you some pics, just have to figure out how.
good for you for getting a window unit and not a leak prone roof unit. this is wood frame wood floors covered so please any leaks must be fixed fast. use some clear high grade silicone caulking and carefully run a bead around the tub to wall lip for water will seep in there. nice job, nice size for you.
Nice Camper ! I believe it would be much better if they built this with aircraft aluminum for the ceiling walls and floor! Keep a good eye on the roof and all the places that are caulked and make sure to always check around your vents ! I've never seen a camper that don't leak if not now its just a matter of time ! But Good Luck with yours , you have to keep up on the maintenance !
@@natalies5818 there is some videos on youtube, but as setup; most campers setup the same. So any rv setup video will be a help no matter what camper they use for the video. Hitching videos will be the same way. Just of course what videos for bumper pull trailers and not fifth wheels. :)
WOW, this is REALLY Cute and functional too. It has 'Everything', but best of all, I Love the price! Honestly, if I had purchased anything besides my tiny Nissan Versa Note, I'd buy it too! Seriously thinking about trading it in, except the gas mpg gives me second thoughts. So Happy for you, ENJOY! 👍♥️
for the size of the camper , it is adequate for a few days. Two things I would like to see: sink in the Bathroom and an oven. But other then that it is nicely done. Still like to be able to have a bed, so I won’t have to clean the table to make up my bed and to get rid of the bed to have Breakfast. We have an 18 footer, because I wanted 2 axels. We had a flat and the thing almost tumbled over.
You don't a weight distribution hitch for something this tiny. His rig will tow it just fine. I have a similar trailer made by KZ and I wouldn't even think about using a WDH. It's totally unnecessary.
. Excellent Spot .. as someone else mentioned Sway Bars might be needed with the gear that's in the rear of the explorer and what's stocked in the camper trailer Excellent Purchase Enjoy ~ ...
Right on pal, glad for you. Pretty cute little trailer, hard to beat those 14-16ft trailers for ease of use, towing etc. if you're single and don't have a family, you don't need anything more. I have my eye on the Sunpeak RV 149... still not sure though, so many good choices out there these days...
Alright since a boatload of people are complaining that I didn’t mention a price in the video, i got it for $10995 at bish rv in Idaho falls.
I got the 154BH last year at Bish’s as well. It’s been great!
Excellent, and it's affordable.
Nice
That's a very reasonable price!
Affordable price, I want one 😍
.... that is one HELL of a place to camp.. holy shit its BEAUITFUL!
This is a great camper for 1 or 2 people. We just went to Yellowstone from Maryland this year. I put a Dewalt tool box mounted on the left rear bumper for my Black tank hoses and associated equipment to keep that out of the outside storage. Get a memory foam mattress and a small folding table , you don't have to set the table up. We have had our 145rb for 2 1/2 years and never missed the table we put a new mattress on it the day we took delivery. Order a spare therminstor for your refrigerator nothing worse then having that go out and waiting several weeks for one when you have the biggest trip of your life planned a month away. Enjoy your Jayco
That's what Im talking about. Perfect size for 1 person. Will have to check it out in person in my neck of the woods. My future goal also. Thank you for the great video. Safe travels.
I love that you took it from the dealership right to the woods 👍
Hope you have many happy years and great adventures with it.
It's got everything you would need! The natural lighting does a lot, over the shower is great.
Congratulations on the new addition . Nice rig and nice setting.
Wow! Nice tour! I had no idea these jaycos were so cool. Well done, Sir! Well done. Be safe out there🦋
I put a full sized air mattress on those cushions and it makes for a lot better sleeping. Wish they put a full sized toilet in them. I also used some angle iron to add a small metal box on the bumper, you can move the spare over some and there is room. Also got an inverter and a generator. You can boondock for a lot longer.
🇨🇦 🌞🔥🌞🔥🌞🔥🇨🇦 I have this exact model but a 2015 which I pull with my Dodge Caravan. I am within my ratings. I travel with my dog 🐕. I LOVE IT! I turned my so called closet, 12" deep, into a pantry. I put the adjustable metal shelving strips and shelves. Best thing I ever did!!! Easy to access for silverware, no drawers in the trailer, pots and pans, dishes, cups, glasses, tin foil, napkins, dogs water pail, flashlights, sunscreen, bug repellant, etc. I used two way sticky tape to attach cupboard storage bins onto the inside of the pantry door and the door under the sink to hold the bug spray, sunscreen etc. No chance of spilling that way. You do have to allow for room inside the cupboard to accommodate the bin. I have a multi coat hook, made to hang over the door, for my jackets to hang on the outside of the door. My jackets aren't really in the way going in and out. This trailer only has a 16 gallon fresh water tank. Not enough for a flushing toilet and shower. The holding tanks aren't much better. I use the campground facilities most of the time. I've gone from a tent trailer to my trailer so it doesn't bother me. I do use use the toilet but in a very different way. I only use it for "minor" business and only at nightime. I stretch a smaller sized garbage bag over top of the toilet bowl, put the seat down to help hold the bag in place. I put kitty litter in the bottom of the bag, just enough to take on the first pee. Once finished, I cover the wet litter with just enough new litter to cover the wet. Being a woman, I bag the toilet paper separately. By doing this, you can use the toilet, again for night time use only, for a long weekend without having to change the bag. If you use alot of litter, it will fill up too fast and you will have to change the bag. Greatest thing, NO SMELL! All "major business" is done at the campground facilities. At the end of your weekend, pull the bag and put it in the garbage. No different then disposing cat litter. Easy peasy! Again, the size of fresh water tank/holding tank is just too small. A few flushes or a shower or two and you're out of water and in need of dumping your grey and black water. My way, no dealing with moving your trailer to the dump station. I use my sink for washing my face/hands and brushing my teeth. It only produces "grey water". I wash my dishes at the campground facilities or haul water and do them on the picnic table. When my grey tank is full, I empty the GREY water from the dump outlet to a tub that fits under the trailer. I pour the GREY water into a pail (easier for me to carry being a woman) and go and empty it in the campground toilets. I carry a collapsible water jug (easy to store in the bathtub) to refill my fresh water tank. It may sound like a lot of work, but so is uprooting your whole campsite to empty your tanks at the dump station and refill your water. Trust me, the fresh water won't last long with this trailer. Not using my shower/tub, I put a board over 1/2 the tub and added a mini fridge. Great to have the extra fridge space! Great for an ice cold cooler or beer! 😝 The rest of the tub is for storage. I also put that rubbery mesh drawer liner under the fridge to keep it in place on the board. That way the they don't slide around while traveling. I might add some two-way sticky tape just to assist the board resting on the edges of the tub. I've traveled two summers on multiple trips without any problems. I also put a tension rod over the length of the tub. I use it to hang my clothes over the tub. Where the mini fridge is, I hang my shorter items. The longer clothes over the open, storage space. The tub storage is mainly under the board holding the mini fridge. The other half is for whatever you want. WORKS WONDERFULLY! The cupboards over the bed/table will hold the single free standing plastic drawer units made by Rubbermaid and others. When I open the cupboard doors, I can then pull open the drawers with ease and access what I need without digging around in a dark cupboard. There is a bit of a lip on the cupboard so the drawers won't open while traveling. The door stays shut. Very easy to lift drawer system slightly to pull the drawer open. I do this standing on the bed as I am short. Great for controlling my items. I even put two drawers on both the ends inside the cupboard for easier access plus control any items I want inside the cupboard. I only put the items I use once in awhile in those drawers. I must remove the ones at the cupboard doors to access the ones inside. It doesn't bother me as I don't need to do it often but still have the items available when I need them. My items stay nice and clean being in the drawers. All trailers take on dust while traveling. I have an open wall space between the over the-bed-cupboards and the over-the-couch cupboards. I use 4 small tension rods between the two cupboards and added two shelves for more storage. Great for whatever your heart desires! I use it for my magazines, books, crochet bag etc. Don't forget to check out "RV Hacks"! Lots of great ideas! #1. Buy small diameter "pool noodles". Slice them down one side, length wise. Be careful not to slice through the whole noodle. With the slice facing your awning arm, gently open it to place it on the arm. It should sort of "lock on". If put on properly, they will not blow off if it gets windy. It will hurt less when you bump into the arm with your head. 🤕 Trust me, you will and more than once. 🥴 You must put them on both sides of each arm. I also put a short piece on the lower part of the arm right by the door. It bumped my hip once and that was one too many times! You will only need it on the inside of the arm right by the door. I LOVE MY TRAILER!!! I am sooooo looking forward to camping this summer!!! Enjoy!!! 🇨🇦 🌞🔥🌞🔥🌞🔥🇨🇦
I love mine! I got a screaming deal on an unused 2019 in March and just took it out for the first time 2 weeks ago for a 5 day trip and just got back today from my second 5 day trip. I tow it with my 2019 TRD Tacoma. Kudos, you made a good call on this perfect little trailer!
It’s a great little trailer. Glad you enjoy yours! Happy camping!!
How much did it cost ! Looking to buy the same model. So at least I will know not getting rip off. Thanks
@@frenchiechanel64 10995 at bish rv Idaho falls
@@frenchiechanel64 I got mine for $12000 All Seasons RV, Bend, OR
@Julie G. Does your Tacoma have the tow package? If not. Did you add anything? I have Trd sport no tow package. Want to see if this size trailer is manageable.
The bench would be great for sitting down and taking off your shoes/boots and stuff. If you leave the bed Down, all you would need is a couple of folding TV Trays for eating, which you could use outdoors as well to keep your electronics out of the mud.
We love ours too, been pulling it with a older Tacoma, time to upgrade to a TRD. Beauty spot you found there 🥰
I love these Jayco campers. The layouts are a great use of space big time.
And PLYWOOD FOLKS !!!!!!
That is exactly what I need. I was very impressed with the shower. It is much better than other camper I saw.
Great little camper thank you for sharing
It's very nice! Really amazing layout and extremely efficient use of space. I can't believe it's only 14.5'. I love it.
When I watched this, I did not have my phone sound on because I'm in a hotel on vacay and didn't want to disturb the grandkids! Was wondering about the length and you just answered that for me, thank you! I really love it, it's a gem!
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Hey Colten! What nice camper. It has everything! I’m surprised how much storage it has and how nice the little tub in the bath is. And it has good counter space too! Enjoyed the video! Stay safe out there!
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Congrats man. It's a really good investment. You can actually live in it and you own it. Where renting an apartment cost so much more.
Can live in it for as long as you want. No property taxes, no payments in a few years.
Maybe get generator that has solar. save battery and propane. I'm investing in one in 5 years. I just bought a new 4runner. Then I'll get one for my retirement travels.
Nice rig man. Keep doing your thing man. I remember when I was young I was the only guy in my group of friends that had my own rig and actually enjoyed camping. Nowadays I have more experience than the old timers double my age lol. Keep on truckin' man.
Colton, I love your camper! I think it's just the right size, too. Looks like it's got everything you need, plus more. May you have lots of great adventures - and I look forward to many more vids! 😀😎🤠🌞
Awesome rig brother I think your definitely gonna like it! Man I’m jealous that looks like a awesome place to camp, thanks for sharing!
That’s awesome! I can’t wait to afford something similar to this and travel and live all my dreams!
My 2015 unit is set up exactly the same. Love the extra ground clearance. The storage in this thing is awesome. The cupboard above the dinette is much bigger than it looks. Tows like a dream. Surprising counter space for such a small trailer. Nice big bath area for such a small trailer. I love everything about it but the table. It's heavy, freestanding: you shouldn't leave it up while traveling because it will bounce around and ultimately fall over. A nuisance to put up and take down. Currently I just leave it down for a bed. But that's the only downside I have about this trailer. On the plus side, you could if you wanted, take the table outside and set it up.
Yeah i have only had my table up for this video. Haven’t used it since haha.
why would your table bounce around during travel? Fall over??? OMG ! Don't you have the straps hooked up? We have never had such a problem in our Winnebago Mini.
@@roxannegordon6162 *Thanks for the question* ! It's free standing. There are no straps, and I see no way to secure it. No indication on the floor, dinette benches, or trailer front to secure it to anything. It's _not_ your standard dinette booth table. It's also quite heavy and very ungainly to put up and take down in the space we have. But I will double check in a few days: I could have missed something. It's possible it came with something that wasn't there when I bought it, although it was remarkably complete, including all the booklets that came with the trailer new. It even came with trailer tire covers and a trailer cover. I'll also check on the Jayco site to see if there's something. It did and does seem an oversight on Jayco's part. But it is a very heavy table for such a small trailer. Easier, as the OP said, to leave it in bed mode. I would rather leave it in bed mode anyway, rather than set the bed up and take it down each day. I have a lightweight folding table, much easier to set up for when I need a table for any length of time. But thanks again for your question. I could have missed something. I will double check.
I have a similar sized camper that I use for hunting. Closet, which I don't have, is awesome. I also like the wall mount AC which gives a lower profile than mine and one less hole in the roof. Mine is 2 feet longer but cost $15,995 so you got a great price at $10,995.
Great camper! Cool that it has a bathtub too! Enjoy your travels!
Nice trailer. A good choice. 👍 The campsite is wonderful.
Thank you so much - great job and good luck with the camping!
Beauty trailer man, we got the 184bs and love it as well. They have everything you need and nothing you don't. We put an outside shower on it which I would recommend. Nice site too!
Congrats on your new set up! Enjoy the peace of the outdoors. Good luck with it all young man.
Congratulations on the camper! It’s a nice layout. I full time in a Starcraft satellite 17rb. And it’s has been so much fun. Enjoy!!
How is your satellite 17RB holding up? All alright?
Love the camper. thanks and I hope the job worked out.
Awesome video. You've done a great job. Much appreciated!!
Congrats on your purchase and it looks great ! !I'm sure a guy whose a minimalist would be happy with the size of this small trailer 😁
I have a Baja 2020 145 also. However, mine has the 13,500 AC on the roof, does not have a cover for the front window, the inside colors are darker and the faucet is different. I put an EZ start on the AC so that I can run my AC on a Westinghouse 2500 generator. I also put two 100 watt solar panels on the roof. I tow the trailer with a 2019 Jeep Cherokee. I get between 12-15(ish) miles to the gallon when towing, vs 18-20(ish) not towing. The only problem was some leaking from the sink and from a hot water line under the bathtub. The trailer came with a two year warranty. They fixed these issues at the dealer.
Hi Richard, which engine are you pulling with on your Jeep Cherokee? How is it towing? I also have a 145RB not the baja and towing with a Jeep Cherokee 4X4 with the 3.2. Are you using a weight distribution hitch? if so which one?
@@soccermomshella I have the Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk V-6 3.2 with the tow package installed. I used the CAMCO recurver R3 weight distribution and tow hitch. When I bought the trailer they included and installed this hitch. The tow package allowed me to install (plug and play) the electric brake controller. Towing is a mix of good and bad. I have no sway or level issues. Not sure if it makes any difference as I have never towed this trailer without. The trailer pulls well when towing under 60mph. The problem is when I start reaching speeds above 70 mph. At those higher speeds the trailer quickly slows the trailer. Kind of like pulling a parachute. Livable, just a nuisance as your RPMs keep going up and down every 30 seconds as you try to keep the trailer at speed. I do not notice this at speeds 60-65 mph or less. I get about 12-16 mpg. Of course I travel frequently in Nevada and Utah where you have 1000 foot aat the bottom of valley and up to 10,000 feet as you go over mountains. I normally get 18-21mpg on the highway.
@@minirunt Thanks for the reply, I have not been using a WDH just the sway bar. Sometimes I feel that "parachute" so I am glad it is not my imagination. I also have a 2000 Tahoe I am going to pull it with to compare.
I own the 2012 of this exact TT. To maximize space I use IKEA kitchen items extensively. The support rod is needed and can be mounted under the cupboards. Holds my dish rack and loads of other items. Everyone who sees it comments on how much bigger it seems with use of clever IKEA products, plus it looks much more like a tiny house instead of a camper. I put a real mattress in mine since I travel extensively with it and prefer a real bed. 3M Command products are great too - hint: use the Command Bath Strips whenever possible everywhere in it since they hold up better vs. typical Command strips. I love my 145RB, but hate how poorly insulated it is. I should expect that for entry level, but even with the AC it’s dreadfully humid in there so I run a 20 pint dehumidifier. I shouldn’t have to, but hate the “wet” feeling my linens have if I don’t use it.
As much as I love it, I’ll probably be buying the 195RB in the next year or so now that I’m retired. I want bigger holding tanks and a bed that’s easier to make. But this was a great TT to start with.
do u have any interior photo of ur upgrades / IKEA items? thanks ~
@@hunterlogan2913 Oh my, I didn’t see your reply from last year until now. I don’t use my gmail account often. I’ll gladly show you some pics, just have to figure out how.
Right on man congrats on the camper and that scenery is super cool nice video dude we’ll catch ya on the smallest camper living challenge 👍
Thanks Sooner!
good for you for getting a window unit and not a leak prone roof unit. this is wood frame wood floors covered so please any leaks must be fixed fast. use some clear high grade silicone caulking and carefully run a bead around the tub to wall lip for water will seep in there.
nice job, nice size for you.
What a beautiful spot bud. I hope you enjoyed this time in your young life. God bless
Pretty cool camper you got there dude!
I love this camper! Congrats!!
nice tutorial bruh. If I can rewind to my twenties I'd be you :) the view! do your thing and enjoy and share!!!
Nice camper and very good use of space!
Informative and inspirational video. Looks like a comfy trailer, and that campground, wow!
congrat, All the best bro. I hope you have a good time and adventure with your little beast!!!!
Nice Camper ! I believe it would be much better if they built this with aircraft aluminum for the ceiling walls and floor! Keep a good eye on the roof and all the places that are caulked and make sure to always check around your vents ! I've never seen a camper that don't leak if not now its just a matter of time ! But Good Luck with yours , you have to keep up on the maintenance !
That's nice! More than enough space for 1. Great price. Congrats!
I have Jayco's 154bh I tow behind my 4 door wrangler. Jayco does make nice little campers! Just hope the last!
We just got a 154Bh too -- can you recommend any videos about setting it up or hitching?
@@natalies5818 there is some videos on youtube, but as setup; most campers setup the same. So any rv setup video will be a help no matter what camper they use for the video. Hitching videos will be the same way. Just of course what videos for bumper pull trailers and not fifth wheels. :)
Looks like a very nice living space for you. Very best wishes to you and thank you for sharing!!
Awww you're adorable such a young man. Stay safe son enjoy your new adventures
HEY BROTHER YOU NOW OWN MY FAVORITE TRAILER IN THE WHOLE WORLD I'VE BEEN DYING TO GET MY HANDS ON THIS TRAILER. I CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH THIS VIDEO
@Gravity SIave YES! 😆
Very nice! Functional and cozy. Congratulations👍🏾
I'm jealous that's a nice little camper
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Love the wall mount AC. Those can always be replaced for less than $200 as opposed to several thousand for a rooftop mount AC
We have 9ne crap for circulation roof top more efficent
Nice little camper, congratulations!! I’m still on the fence between 4wheel camper of trailer camper like this. Have fun!
Enjoy that outdoor lifestyle my brother. Way to do it. Go get it!
Great video, I love your new little home.
I like that trailer. Great tour thanks.
Cute little camper, safe travels
Looks awesome! I like the fact that it’s NOT a wet bath.
Great little camper.
Best wishes. Keep us posted
Beautiful spot.Like your camper.Good luck new job.Need give price.Good tour.
WOW, this is REALLY Cute and functional too. It has 'Everything', but best of all, I Love the price! Honestly, if I had purchased anything besides my tiny Nissan Versa Note, I'd buy it too! Seriously thinking about trading it in, except the gas mpg gives me second thoughts. So Happy for you, ENJOY! 👍♥️
for the size of the camper , it is adequate for a few days. Two things I would like to see: sink in the Bathroom and an oven. But other then that it is nicely done. Still like to be able to have a bed, so I won’t have to clean the table to make up my bed and to get rid of the bed to have Breakfast. We have an 18 footer, because I wanted 2 axels. We had a flat and the thing almost tumbled over.
Get a weight distribution hitch, make sure you have a good auxiliary transmission cooler, and fresh transmission fluid.
You don't a weight distribution hitch for something this tiny. His rig will tow it just fine. I have a similar trailer made by KZ and I wouldn't even think about using a WDH. It's totally unnecessary.
Nice! Beautiful camp site. BTW you're cute ❤
That's a very nice camper.
Congratulations! Nice unit and helpful video..enjoy!
That is really nice. Enjoy your new house on wheels.
super cute little camper
Thats real nice, real real nice.
This is super ! I have a Star Craft AR ONE 14rb It looks the same as this Jaco . This is perfect for a couple or a single .
How is your AR-ONE 14RB holding up? All alright?
What a cool set up, good job! The scenery is spectacular too. I liked & subscribed.
Thanks for the video. You convinced me to go pick this model up!
Nice! Hope you enjoy it! It’s been a blast!!
Nice trailer ! Just the right size for 1 person to stay in.
Very cozy I would love to do this.
Real nice video. Good layout
Love this camper! A closet too? It's awesome!
Great job. Love it. It's perfect for two people
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Excellent Spot
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as someone else mentioned
Sway Bars might be needed
with the gear that's in the rear of the explorer
and what's stocked in the camper trailer
Excellent Purchase
Enjoy ~
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After watching this video I am convinced this is perfect for me. I am having a hard time finding a dealer that has one in stock.
Yeah this one had to be shipped from another dealer. They told me once the units come in, they go out within a day.
Congratulations!
You should purchase a Lance 1475s Travel Trailer. However, your Jayco is a nice camper!
Small is the new big. Nice!
Great video love your tiny house too thank you
Honestly I could live in that thing and be happy
It’s been a blast!
Wow they fit a dry bath, nice!
Very impressed they got a bathroom in there.
Man that tub is legit.
Nice video Colton!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Camping for a couple of weeks? Lol. How awesome!
Yeah it’s been fun!
Awesome video surprised it’s not a wet bath but that’s an awesome simple trailer
Perfect size for one person.
That's an awesome little camper. Have fun in it!
Very nice!!
Nice!!!!! So happy for you!
Very nice set up!
Right on pal, glad for you. Pretty cute little trailer, hard to beat those 14-16ft trailers for ease of use, towing etc. if you're single and don't have a family, you don't need anything more. I have my eye on the Sunpeak RV 149... still not sure though, so many good choices out there these days...
Nice camper. Congrats.