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| Nightwings | We have enjoyed our 232 5th wheel for nearly four years and a 17C EX-Port, which we just upgraded to the EXP 213. I'm wondering if there have been any problems with the bed slide outs? We got our new one home and the slide would stop about a foot from the full-out position. The mechanics worked on it for over an hour and may have found a problem with a weld in the geared rail that runs out the slide. The slide does go out a long way with quite a bit of weight on the connections with the rig. | Re: Jayco Jay Feather EXP travel trailer |
| Doug | I would be happier if this trailer had two axels and
four tires to increase safety in the event of a blow out. | Re: 2011 Jayco Skylark travel trailer |
| duce | oh how i would love to have one of these, very beautiful. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow destination trailer |
| Heather | We have a 2010 Jayco Eagle 5th wheel. We are having a problem with mice and can't seem to get rid of them. Does anyone have any suggestions on how they might be coming in? We just purchased it in October and are sick that this is happening to something so new. | Re: Jayco Eagle fifth wheel |
| Chuck | We have a 2002 Quest 12A. My complaint is I've broken both leaf springs. Other than that, good trailer. | Re: Jayco Jay Series camping trailer |
| Darren | Have 07 senaca 35 gs,had to put in a 4 in body lift in rear,added 50 gal fresh water tank,beefed up rec.hitch,programmer for the duramax,now its ready,to bad the people @ jayco are not consumer friendly! | Re: Jayco Seneca class C motorhome |
| Bonnie Barker | Doesn't anybody build travel trailers that accommodate a 6'3" large man??? It's so frustrating getting excited about new rvs only to find out the beds are only 74" long! What are real people supposed to do if they want to go camping without buying a 40' Class A? | Re: 2011 Jayco Skylark travel trailer |
| Graham I | I think this is really cool. Jayco always make good stuff and I'm looking forward to seeing this one. | Re: 2011 Jayco Skylark travel trailer |
| Chuck and Lollie | We purchased a Melbourne 29D in 2007 and we've been extremely pleased with its overall quality and appearance. We downgraded from a Class "A" and have not regretted it. Only problem (self inflicted) left the stupid inverter on for a week and killed the coach and engine batteries. Jump started it and no problems since. | Re: Jayco Melbourne class C motorhome |
| Pete V | We have the 2009 26A and we love it. Miss a dinette somewhat but don't really need it. A great product that has really improved our lives. It's our first RV so nothing to really compare but wouldn't want to be without it. | Re: Jayco Melbourne class C motorhome |
| Anabel L | We have the 32BHDS and we love the floorplan and the better quality of the G2 after looking at as many floorplans of the Flight and G2 as we could find. The bunks, dinette and kitchen arrangements are perfect for our family. The only thing I would change is the main bedroom area could do with a bit more space. But all in all we love it and think it's worth the extra for the G2. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight G2-travel trailer |
| John364 | I wonder what the real differences are between the Jay Flight and the G2. Need a dealer that stocks both I guess. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight travel trailer |
| Hans | I had a Jay Flight until last year and we sold it because we moved west. Can only say good things about Jayco and the Jay Flight. Real value for money. Thinking of the 24RKS, like the rear kitchen arrangement. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight travel trailer |
| Harry | I am thinking of getting the 22fb. They look great. I am wondering about pulling. I plan to use a Totota Tacoma V6 they are rated to 5000 lb. the new ones 6500 lb Will this be enough truck? Specs say it is but I'm noy sure? Thanks for input
Harry | Re: Jayco Jay Flight travel trailer |
| Harold | The Jayco Baja looks just like the StarCraft 36RT I have a 2008 model got all the Amenities of a large travel trailer. The front deck is large and has the ability to carry most items you would need for camping. Easy to pull with my Suburban even without sway bars. A little heavy for cars and small vans. | Re:Jayco Baja Camping Trailer |
| April | we had the 165 jay feather and we loved it but we found it a tad small so we went to the 213 jayfeather and its the perfect size for a small family. we are beyond happy with this trailor we have a few minor issues. One being on a really hot day we were running our air conditioner and the ceiling has bubbled all over . I was looking for others with this issue. We havent taken it in as of yet. | Re: Jayco Jay Feather EXP travel trailer |
| Rusty | We purchased a Jayco Melbourne 29D in February, 2009. We have almost 10,000 miles on it after seven months. We have had no major problems. The two lcd tv's bounce badly during travel and cannot be angled for proper viewing, so we replaced the mounts with quick disconnect models, and remove the TV's during travel. We have averaged 9 mpg-- ave speed about 65. This is our first RV of any kind, and we love it! | Re: Jayco Melbourne class C motorhome |
| RobitJ | I own a 2006 Baja and we are very happy with the precision everything is constructed with. It is a bit smaller than the 2010 but the front deck is great for hauling 'stuff'. We camp where there are no services and have to haul everything and the front deck is terrific.
We do not use the inside shower as I set up one outside but everything else from the heat to the hot water, cassette toilet works like a charm.
King bed on the front gives up plenty of space.
We LOVE this trailer. | Re:Jayco Baja Camping Trailer |
| Raybo | looking at the T29M model with the big dinette and the loft area. meets everything we need I think. | Re: Jayco Octane ZX toy hauler |
| Ron M | I think the 2010 model is a big improvement. I like the dinette slideout and the longer deck at the front. | Re:Jayco Baja Camping Trailer |
| Doug Paul | Like it very much but wish they had more floorplans. Don't like the bed arrangement. Like access from the bed from both sides. But the quality and style looks typically Jayco and that's good, I think they're a quality company and make quality RVs. I'm looking thro RoTi for a C. I had a Jayco trailer that I was sorry I sold the next two weren't half as good. | Re: Jayco Precept class C motorhome |
| Paul Graves | We have a 2006 Jayco Eagle 314BHDS that we bought new. Got a good deal on it and we've never regretted it. The kids love the bunk arrangement and the floorplan in general really suits us. Jayco are a good company and this is a good product. | Re: Jayco Eagle travel trailer |
| 6 birds | How does the melbourne 29D handle
Is it easy to turn into a city street driveway. Why aren't there many comments on this Class C | Re: Jayco Melbourne class C motorhome |
| jay bird | need to know how a 29D which is actually 38'8'' drives with a 6.8V10.any additional info on the 29D | Re: Jayco Melbourne class C motorhome |
| Roddy M | I've been thinking about this coach ever since I first read about it. I think it needs more floorplans. I really would like to see an arrangement with bunks. A great coach but not for my family. | Re: Jayco Embark class C diesel motorhome |
| Teery | I have a 2007 Seneca. Mainly happy with it but don't like the fact that the back end hits the drive when I back out. To be fair the drive has a big slope and it also happened with a Fleetwood I had. But mainly it's great. Like the floorplan VERY much and the handling is good. If I'd read this review before I bought it I would have gone for the one and a half bathroom arrangement. That really is cool you should feature it in the cool rvs section. | Re: Jayco Seneca class C motorhome |
| Boysie | An incedible site. Thanks. | Re: Jayco Seneca class C motorhome |
| Tori | We have the 2006 Eagle fifth wheel. This is our first fifth wheel and I've got to say Jayco is the way to go. Really nice layout and we've had very few problems. I'm a Jayco fan. | Re: Jayco Eagle fifth wheel |
| westcoastcop | We have the 2008 Jayco Eagle 351RLSA. This is our 5th new Jayco...and again we are pleased with the buying experience at the Dealer...and are yet again continue to be dazzled by the quality, workmanship and incredible attention to detail! And so many things not listed in the brochure are standard. Jayco's are built by a company that is still owned by the original family, 41 years ago. They aren't like some of the RV companies that make 30 different brands...Jayco just makes Jayco! They have a 2 year warranty that they actually have no restrictions on. Some manufacturers void your warranty if you full time or use it as a "residence"...not Jayco! And the double stacked structural steel frame instead of cheap flimsy aluminum frame. Real oak wood cabinets and drawers instead of particle wood used in other brands. Tinted Safety glass standard. About 20 items are standard on Jayco that are extra cost options on other brands. And Jayco uses name brand stuff on their RV's...not cheap crappy no-name appliances. Goodyear tires, Atwood heaters and water heaters, Sharp DVD TV's, Samsung microwaves, etc. And you'll find if you do happen to have problems (our last 4 Jaycos never had any issues!) the Jayco folks say that they treat their customers like family...and they DO! Jayco gets ***** 5 Stars for sure! | 2008 Jayco Eagle 351RLSA fifth wheel |
| Trisha | We have a 2007 Melbourne. Nice motorhome like the arrangement. A few problems but taken care of. Jayco is a good company and makes a really nice class C. | Re: Jayco Melbourne class C motorhome |
| CB in Michigan | The 08 Geyhawk 31 SS is our first RV and we did our homework before buying. Jayco reputation is well earned with the features and value for $ they put into their products. 2 year warranty is the best as well. Dealer is even more important than manufacturer. Been extremely satisfied with the unit. You have to make sure the slide seals are properly set or you can get some rain leaks .... but not hard to do at all. 5 out of 5 rating | Re: Jayco Greyhawk class C motorhome |
| PWG | We bought a Jayco 25F..fully loaded...have hauled it everywhere...2 weeks at a time...Only size with 52 Gallon Grey Water...Replace the sofa with reclining love seat. No problems in two years...We just love it!
| Re: Jayco Jay Feather travel trailer |
| Cindy | We are looking at the Jay Series, the Coleman Cheyenne, and the Rockwood. Any suggestions? Pluses/Minuses? First time camper purchase. | Re: Jayco Jay Series camping trailer |
| Longing for Another Jayco | I had a Jayco Jay Feather 165 for 1 season and spent 60 nights in it. It was the perfect weekender. I miss my Jayco so much! In the process of trying to convince my wife to buy the Jayco 213. What a great layout and with baby #2 on the way it just makes sense. | Re: Jayco Jay Feather EXP travel trailer |
| MannaCandace | It's nice to see some options for full-time living in an RV .... makes me want to develop that 40 acre investment property now. We can get an RV up there - no way would a mobile home fit. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow destination trailer |
| Mike | We would like to hear from anyone who has experience with a Jayco Jay Feather Sport 165. We've looked at a lot of small trailers to find one to replace our 2001 Thor Wanderer II hybrid (which we loved). We think the 165 may be the right one (size, weight, layout, amenities) to use with our F-150 V-8. Thanks. | Re: Jayco Jay Feather Sport |
| Jen Burch | We have a 2006 Jay Flight. We looked at many trailers and finally found this with the right price and the right floorplan. The quality is excellent and all minor problems were taken care of. Jayco are great. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight travel trailer |
| martin | I have only had my Jayco Jay Feather 197 in Colorado for one season and pull it with a Toyota 4Runner V8. So far I have zero complaints on mostly three day trips into the mountains. The u shaped seating is plus and for two people it is plenty of room using the book for storage as needed. The double axles provide a little extra mental security for me. A friend first bought a 197 and drove it from CT to Idaho and back this past summer with zero complaints. | Re: Jayco Jay Feather Sport |
| Barbiedoll | We love Jayco. We have had 3 jayco trailers; a 96n26 ft, a a designer 35 ft at a permanent summer campsite, and finally, an older 95 pop up we bought to run around in Wy and Mt. it even had a gas heater, and when we got caught in a surprize snow in Utah in Oct, we actually used the heater. We survived amidst the 40 ft Motorhomes. This looks good. Go jayco. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow destination trailer |
| John A | This is real value for money. Jayco make great RVs and how can you go wrong for the price? | Re: Jayco Jay Series camping trailer |
| Ken and Penny Romford | Jayco class Cs are the way to go. We traded our class A for a 2009 Jayco Melbourne 29D class C and so far I think it's one of the best things we've done! 3 slides and I really think it has everything we've ever had before and we've had 3 A's and one B. Our last A was diesel (Fleetwood), it was really good but I think the Ford Triton gas engine in the Melbourne is remarkable. We've been up and down really steep climbs with no problems whatsoever. Recommend Jayco. | 2009 Jayco Melbourne 29D class C |
| Jennie Dubner | We've had 3 Jayco's. We had a 99 Designer, a 2003 Kiwi and now we have a 2008 Jay Flight. All quality. I recommend Jayco and wouldn't buy anything else. | 2008 Jayco Jay Flight |
| Headbanger! | I recently bought a 1978 22.7' motorhome and I am really disappointed that you can only buy parts from dealers and there is only 1 in colordo!
What kind of service is this? Why do they not sell parts direct to save customers money...all dealers are crooks period! They charge 4X more for the cheapest parts...oh well, my choice to buy or not. | 1978 Jayco motorhome parts |
| Ross Texas | This is another camper I've looked at. Real nice. I like the feeling of space inside. I liked the dinette arrangement better on the Fleetwood Evolution but this had some good features. Priced ok and jayco have a good reputation. | Re:Jayco Baja Camping Trailer |
| mo thomas | I love the bike carrier, what a great idea. This would be great for my family the only thing I dislike is the porta-potti arrangement but there's no space for anything else Have to use campground facilities | Re: Jayco Baja Camping Trailer |
| Isabelle R | This looks good. Our last pop up had rot problems so this time we're going to be very careful. I don't know if the undercoated floor deck constructed of Structurwood that jayco use is good. Anyone any experiences? | Re:Jayco Baja Camping Trailer |
| fernand lucier | l like every option on it and the finish is super. l have a problem the fuse 35a at the batteies burn all the time .it looks like when l take the fuse of the charger it is ok but where is the battery charger there is not enough explanation on the booklet. Based upon your experiences, would you buy one of this manufacturer's RVs again?: Yes. Rating: 4/5. | 2008 Jayco Eagle 315 fifth wheel |
| Steve & Pam | Jayco - Quality Quality Quality. We have a 1997 Jayco MH. 21' Only thing we'd change -- needs a stationary bed. Wish it was a little bigger. Drives easily. Love the new Jayco's. | 1997 Jayco motorhome 21' |
| Norris G | I've had 2 Jaycos and very good experience. This looks really good. | Re: Jayco Jay Flight Bungalow destination trailer |
| joe | I removed my stove and hood vent which i did not need and added more counter space and a shelve where the hood was. Instead of drilling a hole to run the wires to the hood fan and light, some nice worker at Jayco used a hammer to smash a hole thru the panel which he believed would never be seen if the hood vent or microwave were never removed. 05 165sport purchased at elkins w.v. | 2005 Jayco Jay Feather Sport travel trailer |
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