Best Winter RV?
looking for an RV that can be lived in during winter. Have been told by a salesperson that Jayco's are the only RV that is sealed underneath. True or False? Another salesperson told us that a true...
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Wow, THANK YOU everyone for all the advise and comments. MUCH appreciated. I figured the sales people are full of themselves. My friend, however, believes some of the******they lay down.
and, I have never before heard of a Jayco being a good winter RV.
My Father just bought a nice Cougar. he lives in Central Oregon (Christmas Valley) and the temps there can drop well below Zero, the linoleum split near the middle and curled up. They are going to send a mobile repair unit to fix it.
I will print all this information and show it to my friend. I want her to invest in a good home to live in!
Owldancer (^.^)
UPDATE: Of COURSE, linoleum is NOT covered under waranty. apparently, the way this trailer is made; they do not glue the linoleum down and only screw the floor down at the outer corners.
GEEZ, woulda been nice to know this BEFORE spending a buttload of money.
and, I have never before heard of a Jayco being a good winter RV.
My Father just bought a nice Cougar. he lives in Central Oregon (Christmas Valley) and the temps there can drop well below Zero, the linoleum split near the middle and curled up. They are going to send a mobile repair unit to fix it.
I will print all this information and show it to my friend. I want her to invest in a good home to live in!
Owldancer (^.^)
UPDATE: Of COURSE, linoleum is NOT covered under waranty. apparently, the way this trailer is made; they do not glue the linoleum down and only screw the floor down at the outer corners.
GEEZ, woulda been nice to know this BEFORE spending a buttload of money.
