Jayco Quality concerns
Hello All, I have been lurking here since getting a Jayco 154 BH last year. As most have noted, the quality seemed to be top notch with just a few minor issues. The wife and I wanted something just a...
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mwebber78 wrote:goducks10 wrote:mwebber78 wrote:goducks10 wrote:
You have to wonder how the scuff in the ceiling went unnoticed when anyone retracting the slide surely would've seen or heard what was happening. Sloppy quality control by both Jayco and the dealer.
Dealers pack the campers with all of their promotional signs, rigging, and equipment for these large RV shows - essentially they use them as you would a pickup bed. Kinda hard to pin it on Jayco at this point.
An improperly working slide has little to do with boxes of brochures.
Sounds like it was out of adjustment from the factory and the dealer never took the time to inspect it.
Question. Do dealers get reimbursed for repairs prior to selling a unit? If they don't then that would explain why some units are in the shape they are.
They do from Jayco - Jayco even has a check list. The list has cosmetic and functional checks, including slides, on that list. The check list is signed post demo with the dealers technician who performed the inspection. A lousy dealer would likely just pencil whip the list and say three Hail Marys as you drive away.
Probably right on that.
