Jayco 31.5 RLTS Eagle
We purchased a 2014 Jayco Eagle 31.5 RLTS in September. This is our 3rd fifth wheel and we thought we were well rehearsed when coming to look and then buying new. Well anyway not to get long winded ...
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Paul Clancy wrote:
To me this is a design flaw not unlike the need to move and stack heavy recliners in some rear living models. I was drawn to that layout until I realized the slides would not close until I swartzeneggerd the furniture. Forget it. I did think the sales person should have mentioned it but of course he didn't.
I have to agree on the issue - sometimes the design is not completely thought out. I bought one of those units where I constantly have to "swartzenegger" the chairs. I hate it...but I neglected to check it out before buying. I did sit on the potty, laid in the bed, and tried to mimic using things as much as I could while on the lot. Just missed running the slides in and out and the impact the chairs have. To the OP - same thing, it should have been caught before you bought. And if it was an issue, don't buy. While I would share the dissatisfaction with the manufacturer, I would not dream of expecting them to fix it. It was something easily seen when deciding whether this was the 5th for you - not something hidden or that breaks well before it would be expected to....
