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Worst quality in a RV that I have ever seen I would never recommend jayco RV’s to anyone This is my third RV and I will never buy another Jayco product again I cannot wait to get back home to sell this rig wife was washing dishes and the rear grey water tank dropped to the ground and after doing research she found out that others have had the same issue Show less

This has been an excellent RV / travel trailer for what we needed. As first-timers wanting to live and work full-time from the unit, it was fine. * We did not travel / move regularly. We moved out from our home and towed (and parked) this 3 hours away for a few months (in WA State), and then moved one more time to SoCA (and parked). No challenges whatsoever with the towing, even in high winds. * 2 adults, no kids - we enjoyed as much of the outdoors as we could (especially dining and entertaining). * After trying the dining table as a full-time office, it wasn't efficient and looked untidy. Replacing the dinette (since it is only us and we dine outside a lot), was the best thing ever. The L-shape desk looks great, is sturdy (for an RV) and has ample storage. The raised monitor shelf adds more main desk surface space. * Since we never used the hideabed and it looked sloppy, we replaced it with a 3-pc modular sofa (adjustable back, 1 ottoman [an extra pc] and a ton of extra storage). It's very comfortable. ** The desk and sofa are a perfect fit and look like they came with the RV. * The closets (pantries) are very dark and deep, and hard to reach things in the back (you'll need a 1-step step stool). Added dimmable touch lights and used soft, durable, matching fabric baskets to keep everything organized (baskets will be included). * Between the RV-size kitchen and outdoor fridges (and indoor freezer), we had enough space. We also used a Yeti cooler for the summer to keep beverages on ice instead of taking valuable "real estate" (fridges). * AC (elec) and heater (propane, 2 tanks) work great - no challenges. The AC is loud, but it cools things down quickly. * The Queen bed is a true Queen (not RV size) and takes QN sheets. It is surprisingly comfortable. Hard to change the sheets but easy enough to make the bed. Could we continue to live in this full-time? Yes, absolutely. But we would likely upgrade to a 5th wheel with more space if we didn't have to make our unexpected lifestyle change. Show less

Great all around motorhome ! Small enough for easy parking but plenty of space with 3 slides. One of the few motorhomes that you can get to bathroom ,refrigerator and bed while moving(closed slides). A lot of space for company. We even fit a child's cot at the end of our bed for grandchild's visit. Show less

It has a great floor plan. Lots of storage compartments. Great traveling home for sure. Easy to operate and live in it if desired. Very clean /no accidents/no salt water. Comfortable bed. With curtains and small cover on ceiling it can be made dark enough to be able to sleep in in the mornings or take naps during the day. Show less

We just purchased this Jayco Redhawk class C. The interior was beautiful and it was making checkmarks for everything we wanted. The onboard generator was a great plus. Our sales person, Jake Wittlow, was very knowledgeable about our needs. Also a very personable gentleman with a happy demeanor. The finance, gentleman, Eric, very friendly and professional. We would recommend Kunes RV in elk Horn Wisconsin to anybody asking. Thank you for a great new RV for us. Show less

I bought this one used and found a few things that have troubled me since I took delivery... 1. 14 bolts missing to hold front frame to chassis... 2. no camber on the curb side main rail... 3. Screws going through side walls with no caulk or sealant leaking... 4.Screws holding the drip edge on were drywall screws, no caulking or sealant coving them so water will get in... I was at the Tampa RV Show and spoke with the Eastern Reginal Sales Manager Martin Seneca sent him pictures and when he found out I was a second owner there was no more contact other than to tell me the warranty isn't transferable... Show less

I somehow skipped this area and typed this big thing in the wrong section. So read on for more information. Great camper and the layout is like no other.. great! Pulls easily, lots of storage. Not equipped for winter travel but it cools easily in th summer. Show less

We have loved owning this RV. From road trips to tailgates and sports events, it has been such a pleasure owning this! Traveling with our 3 kids and 2 dogs it has been roomy and comfortable. We would love for another family to own and love this RV so they can make memories and enjoy life with their kids. We have RV'd with our extended family as well. We drove from Mass to Hilton Head, as well as to Cape Cod, Maine, and Vermont. We visited National Parks like Acadia and we did beach trips. We have loved being able to bring our dogs on vacation and wish we could keep it. Unfortunately because 2 of our kids are heading to college it is not something we can make use of right now but we definitely intend to own another RV in the future. Whether you are a seasoned camper or newer to RVing like we were, we know you will have fun with it. The kids love being able to sleep and relax while we travel. Show less

The Jayco Precept 29V is not huge, and I probably wouldn't want to live in one full time. However, at 32 feet it is comfortable for several weeks at a time and it's easy to maneuver into nearly any park or campground and many boondocking locations. The single slide minimizes potential mechanical difficulties of having multiple slides. The galley is modest but contains every convenience of your home kitchen. One of my favorite floorplan features is the dinette placement on the patio side. Who wants to eat meals looking at the utilities or your neighbor's patio!? And there are many other features we like, such as a full shower that accommodates my 6'2" frame with no problem, king-sized bedroom, another bed (queen) that is tucked up against the ceiling of the cab until you use the power feature to lower it for use. And don't forget the large tanks for fresh and waste water, propane, and a large onboard generator making it easy to go several days without hookups. Oh, and did I mention the Ford V10 has plenty of power to flat tow a full-sized SUV? There are just too many cleverly engineered features of this RV to list individually. Show less

Tons of storage! Two pass thru storage area plus another side compartment and a mini toy hauler. Perfect for a golf cart, motorcycle and more! Kitchen has two large panties, a very nice bar area and a nice appliance area with storage below. The fireplace is wonderful for ambiance or heat. There are two sofas and two stadium seats for plenty of seating. The stadium seats have heat and massage. The living room also has two curio cabinets, and stereo system. Two large awnings outside. The bedroom has plenty of storage. Show less