looking at tt

PAThwacker wrote:
I often see these as rental tt. Thus, one tough, idiot-proof trailer.

You know what happens when you idiot proof something.. they just make better idiots :)

Well that's all good stuff to here.

I was going to take my ladder with me go look at the roof and check the seams and if ever thing looks good I will probably end up buying it.

I often see these as rental tt. Thus, one tough, idiot-proof trailer.

I own a 2013 26BH and a friend owns a 2012 26BH. I have not had any problems with mine in the year we have owned it. My friend's 26 has had three warranty issues. One was a small roof leak at the front of the TT due to crappy sealing around a clearance light. The second was a misaligned entry door and the last was a problem with the fresh water tank pickup up tube. The tube was installed at an angle that kinked the tube and caused the pump to make a loud noise. All three issues were easily resolved by our local dealer.

Jayco enjoys a good reputation. Check the roof for required maintenance of the sealant and verify everything is working and there is no evidence of leaking. Tires are always a concern