Are Windjammer trailers an endangered species?

[mrtodds]

That should do the trick, looks like a nice setup....leave a little feedback someday and let everyone know how it does.

[Indy Steve]

Well, we took the first trip this past weekend with the dual cam installed...could not believe the difference! Never a hint of sway even next to semis. I felt much more in control. Not sure how, but it seems it even increased our gas mileage. I'm wondering if this is because I lowered the ball several inches? My dealer originally hooked it up but I don't think he accounted for the auto-leveling on the Armada so the trailer was tongue high.

[landcruisers]

I had real concerns about sway when we bought our Windjammer 3002 last year. This trailer is about 6 feet longer than our previous Terry TT. With the Terry and our friction sway control, the ride could be hair raising at best if there was anything other than a highway free of both wind and 18 wheelers.

When we bought the 3002W, a Reese Dual Cam with installation was negotiated into the deal. Driving the camper home with our Tundra I thought 'this simply cannot be true.' Yet, time and again I have pulled this trailer in inclement weather on busy highways and it has been like a dream.

[mike2tall]

We are on our first trip for the season. Ventured from Saint Joseph, MO to Table Rock State Park South of Branson, MO. Three hundred miles with a side trip to Camping World and not a single v-nose anywhere.

Lots of people out camping considering it's the first of April.

[Old car]

Glad to see you're out on the road Mike! We leave tomorrow for Lake Texoma. Maybe we'll see one along the route. I know I'll see one in Mid-April down at Table Rock State Park because I'm gong to try to hook up with Rebel. Enjoy your trip

[Rebel702]

Originally Posted by mike2tall

We are on our first trip for the season. Ventured from Saint Joseph, MO to Table Rock State Park South of Branson, MO. Three hundred miles with a side trip to Camping World and not a single v-nose anywhere.

Lots of people out camping considering it's the first of April.

Mike, how did you like the campground? We have reservation in CG2 for April 17-22. Was the fishing any good?

Jim

[mike2tall]

We are in 261 in campground 2. My daughter, son-in-law, and grandson are in 262. Campground is one of the nicer ones that I have stayed in so far. They have more shade than us, but that is not a problem for this time of year. Campground is close to half full. Can not believe that it is this nice for the first week of April.

I doubt that we are going to get any fishing this trip in. Marina is close along with boat ramps.

[caper]

Have been at the Living Forest CG in Nanaimo BC. There were 2 v nose trailers here over the winter.

[landcruisers]

We're headed up to Poplar Point CG on Jordan Lake in the Raleigh-Durham area over the holiday weekend. It's been four months since we camped, so really looking forward to it.

Anybody else going to be at Poplar Point this weekend?

[jfischer]

I just ordered a Windjammer 3006WK yesterday. Estimated build time is 6-8 weeks. We had a Grey Wolf 28BH before and really like the layout of the 3006WK (same as the Flagstaff 30WTBSK).

I live just north of St Joseph,MO in Savannah. I am sure that we'll cross paths with mike2tall or oldcar sometime at one of the state parks sometime.

On a side note, I ordered from Liberty RV. Those folks are the best. They beat every price that I could find online including the "wholesalers" by about $2,500 and that included a new Equalizer 4pt hitch! No hassles, additional fees, or sideways talk. I highly recommend them.

[pbrackney]

Congrats on the new purchase! I am awaiting my V-Lite 30WTBS. Same as yours without the outside kitchen. We needed all 4 bunks. I know you are excited for it and now the hardest part, waiting for it to be built. Have fun researching and reading all you can.

[hockey11]

Originally Posted by John III

Just came back from 8 nights boondocking trip in the windjammer 2102w.It was our first trip and everything went great except we had a flat on the way home on the TT. The only other problem is the concertone system what a mess nothing works right with that thing...Love the Jammer...

John 111
we also have a 2102w windjammer!!! What do you tow it with? We have a E150 ford van (basically a f150) with a v8 5.3L I believe. Tow capacity is 7200 which is our trailer max. We have towed it home from the dealer and parked in the yard. We spend alot of time out west (yellowstone, rocky mt, utah ect) We are concerned about up & down hill towing. Any info would be helpful!! It is nice to see a smaller jammer out there.!! Our 1st weekend is May 4th! Can't wait!!!!

[annamarie]

Originally Posted by Old car

Just a question out of curiosity. We have a 2012 Windjammer 3008W and have been out on six trips for 16 nights in various parts of Missouri. While driving to and from on these trips plus being at the campgrounds we have yet to see another Windjammer trailer. We have also made a trip to Colorado (not with the TT) but driving 10 hours each way and did a lot of RV watching; never saw a Windjammer. Is the Windjammer a fairly new line by Rockwood? I know there are units out there because of the various posts on the forum.

You'll be seeing us on the road in May, heading from NY to Myrtle Beach, SC. Can't wait for our 1st trip this summer. A whole month! Yeh,

[mike2tall]

Okay, I now have seen a Windjammer on 65 S just north of Ozark, MO. We are headed home because of Easter tomorrow.

Had a great time, just to short. I recommend Table Rock State park and it's obvious that a lot of other people like it also by how busy it is.

[Old car]

Just returned from Lake Texoma. Stayed just outside Durant, OK. Most beautiful campsite we have ever had. Pictures to follow soon. Nearly 850 miles round trip and not one V-nose of any type. Did see one on the lot at a dealer in Carthage, MO on the way home. Had a plastic door latch to replace that the DW tried to use while trying to keep her balance while taking off her shoes.

[youroo]

There were (6) V-nose trailers at the DC Frog rally. (2) V-lites,(1) Jammer,(3) V-cross. Youroo!!

[ojnark]

We pick up our new Windjammer 3001 this Thursday. Already had a cruise planned so we won't be going on our break-in trip until mid-May. Heading to Branson/Table Rock lake. So we will be looking for all of you other v-noser's out there on the road.

[rhyno76]

They're still rare enough that we get tons of compliments on ours from the neighbors. We don't mind the attention

[kamp k]

Just spent 3 nights at Shenandoah River State Park in Bentonville, VA near Luray, before leaving this morning for our next destination. Park was full this weekend, not a V-nose in site. Just a few campers left in the park following Easter Sunday. We had just finished packing up late yesterday evening as a storm was heading our way. Went inside to prepare for dinner, when lo and behold, what did we see pulling in, another Windjammer! First time we've ever seen another Jammer on the road or in a campground! Agree with rhyno76, in that they are still rare enough that people often stop by and ask about ours too. There was a older lady and her grand daughter leaving on Sunday and just as her husband finished loading up, they walked up to our site, and we exchanged pleasantries. Next thing you know DW is giving them a tour of the inside lol. Usually happens once every other trip...

[Rebel702]

Last leg of our LV to Joplin trip. 1250 miles so far and no pointy nose TT. Learned that pantry shelves are not designed to hold a lot of canned goods. Going to have to mod those. High winds last night at John Martin State Park in Hasty, CO. Small limbs on the roof but no damage. In Goddard, KS, tonight. Have to leave early to stay ahead of severe tstorms & tornado warnings.