Cleveland RV Show Jayco Models

I've read them all...

Wasn't aware of the 2 year warranty on others...

I knew there was room for a topper on the Murphy bed...First thing I looked at when dropping it down...

Kinda was looking for a Show Price at any of the RV Shows around the Country...Not necessarily just at the Cleveland Show...

Rangerman40 wrote:
Almost all queen beds in Trailers are 74in...... I'm 6'1" and it fits me fine. Who sleeps completely flat and stretched out anyway? I do wish the toilet was bigger though lol!!!

The bed on our Tracer 230 is full queen, 80", and I sleep flat out, on my stomach!

Just wondering if the OP read any of the replies??

BillB800si wrote:

Rangerman40 wrote:
Almost all queen beds in Trailers are 74in...... I'm 6'1" and it fits me fine. Who sleeps completely flat and stretched out anyway? I do wish the toilet was bigger though lol!!!

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There's actually quite a few manufacturers supply 60 x 80 inch residential size mattresses in their trailers. Jayco is one that only has limited models with 80 inch beds.
BTW, I'm 6 ft.... :)

I'll be ordering a 29QBD soon. They have an 80" residential queen. I am 6-04 with a inched nerve and I need to stretch out oftentimes when its aggravated. It really limited the models that work for me. I just wasn't comfortable with my feet jammed into a wall or divider.

Rangerman40 wrote:
Almost all queen beds in Trailers are 74in...... I'm 6'1" and it fits me fine. Who sleeps completely flat and stretched out anyway? I do wish the toilet was bigger though lol!!!

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There's actually quite a few manufacturers supply 60 x 80 inch residential size mattresses in their trailers. Jayco is one that only has limited models with 80 inch beds.
BTW, I'm 6 ft.... :)

WyoTraveler wrote:
I would buy another Jayco again because of their good construction. BUT!! Their 2 year warranty was worthless for me. Unless you live next door to the dealer you bought it from. Mine had a couple of major problems. They wouldn't cover either under warranty. #1 furnace and wall wiring poorly done. TT almost burned to the ground. I paid for repair. #2 Very bad leak in the front of TT. The whole bed would be soaked when it rained. I dried it out and dumped it on a trade.

Of coarse that is why the old quote: Nobody ever sells a good tractor.

Yes, I would buy another Jayco but not metal sided. Plus they couldn't pull that 2 year warranty stuff. When I had mine they charged an inspection fee prior to warranty work. That way dealers would get reimbursed when Jayco refused. My Jayco was a new 2012. Less than 1 year old when I dumped it.

Sounds like a dealer problem, not a Jayco problem. Went to 2 different dealers (with 2 different Jaycos) and never had to pay out of pocket for anything while under the 2 year warranty (maintenance items were except of course).

Almost all queen beds in Trailers are 74in...... I'm 6'1" and it fits me fine. Who sleeps completely flat and stretched out anyway? I do wish the toilet was bigger though lol!!!

Rangerman40 wrote:
I bought a Whitehawk 23MBH in June of 2014 and we love it. .

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Keep in mind the Murphy Bed is 74 inches NOT a residential 80 inches.
Happy trails,

I bought a Whitehawk 23MBH in June of 2014 and we love it. You get the living area of a 28ft trailer when the bed is up in a much smaller package. You could still put a memory foam topper on the mattress and lift the bed. There is plenty of room in there. We have also found that the trailer is still quite usable with the slide in which comes in handy during Walmart/truck stop/rest area overnight stays. It's lacking a bit in storage, but it just keeps me from collecting too much stuff we don't need. We put 3300 miles on ours in 4 months this summer and haven't had a single problem with ours. I can't really comment on price since ours was damaged in transit to the dealer (piece of tire hit sewer valve and snapped it off) so transport company had to title it in their name for insurance to fix it and consequently I got around 45% off MSRP since it was sold to me as "used"....Not bad for a brand new unit and I got to keep the warranty.

FWIW all the Forest River Travel Trailers & 5th Wheelers have an optional 2nd year warranty for $150.

We got rid of our Jayco due to the wood construction (old technology- roof etc..) and delamination problems with our Eagle (top of the line Jayco Trailer).

If you're going to keep your RV check out units that have 6 side aluminum construction with out loose fiberglass insulation( like in residential homes). Look for foam block insulation that holds up over time.

And do make sure you're satisfied with the floorplan.
Happy trails,