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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That all said about 'entry level'.......after 6 years of full timing I still find it VERY amusing that no matter what the outside of an RV looks like or what type it is or how much it costs....the guts are all the same and made by the same company!!!!!
When I had my first Class C I traveled to sporting events with 4 friends that had Class A's.
News flash: The stove, the fridge, the shower the toilet, hot water heater, water pump, sewer valves, etc, on and on, are ALL the SAME.
Their day/night shades broke just like mine, water pumps would fail hot water tanks would not ignite, etc. Didn't matter how much you paid for the RV the innerds are all the same. Except for maybe some Cherry Wood Cabinets!
I had my share of jabs driving a C with them BUT the one day that I found out that they had to put a 'light bulb' in their sewage bay to keep the water line from freezing I thought I'd die laughing. $300,000 coach and you have to put a light bulb in a sewage bay in cold temps? Too much!
My Class C did NOT need a 'light bulb' in my sewage compartment to keep my lines from freezing. In fact I was the only MH that didn't have frozen lines.
Sometimes it's good thing to be in the 'entry level' category! :C
When I had my first Class C I traveled to sporting events with 4 friends that had Class A's.
News flash: The stove, the fridge, the shower the toilet, hot water heater, water pump, sewer valves, etc, on and on, are ALL the SAME.
Their day/night shades broke just like mine, water pumps would fail hot water tanks would not ignite, etc. Didn't matter how much you paid for the RV the innerds are all the same. Except for maybe some Cherry Wood Cabinets!
I had my share of jabs driving a C with them BUT the one day that I found out that they had to put a 'light bulb' in their sewage bay to keep the water line from freezing I thought I'd die laughing. $300,000 coach and you have to put a light bulb in a sewage bay in cold temps? Too much!
My Class C did NOT need a 'light bulb' in my sewage compartment to keep my lines from freezing. In fact I was the only MH that didn't have frozen lines.
Sometimes it's good thing to be in the 'entry level' category! :C
