ENTRY LEVEL?
I just read it again about how some trailers are considered entry level trailers by the elite of campers. I have a Jayco Jay Flight 29QBH this trailer has the layout we wanted the water and holding t...
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I have lived full time for at least 1 year (mostly more) in the following stick and tin rv's without any problems.
29 ft terry/34 ft terry/24 ft beaver motorhome/35 ft jayco fifth wheel and my current 30 ft keystone and a 27 ft Dutchman about 6 months.
All except the Dutchman worked great. A high dollar alternative to any of them would not have done better. No leaks in Idaho winters and lots of snow/no mold/no aluminum separation or buldgeing and all were used in below zero temperatures with no roof damage.......
Maintained properly, most all rv's will give you reliability even if the manufacturer recommends not full timing in there unit.
29 ft terry/34 ft terry/24 ft beaver motorhome/35 ft jayco fifth wheel and my current 30 ft keystone and a 27 ft Dutchman about 6 months.
All except the Dutchman worked great. A high dollar alternative to any of them would not have done better. No leaks in Idaho winters and lots of snow/no mold/no aluminum separation or buldgeing and all were used in below zero temperatures with no roof damage.......
Maintained properly, most all rv's will give you reliability even if the manufacturer recommends not full timing in there unit.
