2026 Coachmen Catalina Summit Series 7 184BHS vs Jayco Jay Feather 18RBF
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Key differences
Both are 2026 Travel trailer models. Here's how they differ, from manufacturer specifications.
- Both are 23′ 1″ long.
- The Coachmen Catalina Summit Series 7 184BHS is 306 lb lighter unloaded: 4,324 vs 4,630 lb.
- The Jayco Jay Feather 18RBF has a 510 lb higher GVWR: 6,200 vs 5,690 lb.
- The Jayco Jay Feather 18RBF lists 204 lb more cargo capacity: 1,570 vs 1,366 lb.
- The Jayco Jay Feather 18RBF has a 58 lb lighter hitch weight: 532 vs 590 lb.
- The Jayco Jay Feather 18RBF holds 11 gal more fresh water: 55 vs 44 gal.
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