New to RVs, Have a lot of questions
First off, new here. Greetings! Been reading a lot trying to get an understanding of brands to avoid and what to look for. I've been on many forums for others things for years and know topics can be ...
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When you compare units, look at the retail price. Some might be as low as $15,000, but others might cost more than double that or even more. A quality used unit might be a better choice than a 15K new one, and for the same price. I had a look at Craigslist in New Orleans to see what came up. Jayco units seem to be a bit higher priced than many Keystone and other rigs. Hmmm..
Decide on what size you need. A 28 foot unit can weigh 6000 pounds, or almost 10000 for some. That is quality built in. Some have separate bedrooms, quality mattresses, enclosed underbelly tanks, double pane windows, electric awnings, double batteries, quality upholstery, solid wood cabinets.
Decide on what size you need. A 28 foot unit can weigh 6000 pounds, or almost 10000 for some. That is quality built in. Some have separate bedrooms, quality mattresses, enclosed underbelly tanks, double pane windows, electric awnings, double batteries, quality upholstery, solid wood cabinets.
