Would that ALL RV tours were like that. No talking/annoying chatter. No pointing out stuff I can see with my own eyes. Good music choice. Perfect tour, thank you.
Thank you SO MUCH for those kind words! and for taking the time to watch the video. Please share the channel w/ friends and don't hesitate to reach out if I can be of help in the days ahead.
You're welcome, and thank you for watching & taking the time to leave a comment! Please share this channel w/ friends and family, and don't hesitate to reach out if I can be of further help.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! Jayco does not put side windows on the front cap - they are focused on providing 750 lbs capacity and fewer entry points for water leaks. You have the automotive bonded windshield, but this is considered a seamless front cap. If you would like to further discuss, please contact me directly by text or call (662) 205-6889.
I am looking to purchase a Class C RV very soon. I really like the floor plan of the Coachman Leprechaun 230FS. I really like the overhead fiberglass molded features of the Jayco. Thank you for openning the windows. Unfortunately, I do not like the windows on the Jayco Class C RVs. They do not open up very far. That is pretty much the only hangup for me on the Jayco.
Thank you for watching & taking the time to leave a comment. Jayco uses the upgraded frameless windows w/ the seals inside the wall. I've traveled the country in a Jayco motorhome w/ this window style, and we got plenty of airflow - also designed to keep rain out if open during a rain. Please contact me directly (662) 205-6889 and let me know how I can further help & what I need to do to earn your business.
YES! we actually have this model in-stock & available w/ HUGE discounts right now. Please call or text (662) 205-6889 for more details. I look forward to hearing back from you.
Thank you for watching the video tour & taking the time to leave a comment / question. The Koni FSD (frequency selective dampening) absorbs more shock. The FSD part allows it to stiffen up more for those lower frequencies and lengthen better for those high frequency pot holes. Many owners were replacing the Bilstein shocks w/ Koni shocks after market before Jayco made this switch. It's more expensive, but most find the Koni FSD shocks well worth it. Please reach out to me directly w/ any more questions & if you're in the market for a motorhome - my contact details are found in the description of this video.
Great question! and thank you for watching & taking the time to leave a comment! I would answer this question by first defining the "intense winter" and "very cold" portions of the question. Motorhomes are not built to be used in negative degree weather (example: negative 20 degrees), but yes, you can use a motorhome in cold snowy weather (let's say, in the teens, 15 degrees, etc). I'm also answering this question as an American, using the Fahrenheit scale for temperature measurement. Important key words: *actively using* the motorhome w/ heat turned on in the interior, 12-volt tank pads turned on w/ any exposed tanks, etc. I do not recommend storing your motorhome, even for a day or few days, in freezing temperatures - unless it's properly winterized. I would suggest searching online for further conversations had on this subject among RV forums.
I have 2022 Grayhawk 29 MV. And they get very cold when it is below 40 degrees . The furnace works great to keep you warm but at what cost. You'll need to refill the propane tank every three to four days.
Always liked the Greyhawk till I watched this video. Too many mirrors in bedroom, black and grey water pipes outside the Coach (freeze). That front peak window? Break hazard
I appreciate the feedback and would be happy to discuss any of these items or concerns w/ you as the Jayco Greyhawk continues to be a top selling Class C motorhome with very happy owners! :-D Don't hesitate to reach out, and thank you again!
Would that ALL RV tours were like that. No talking/annoying chatter. No pointing out stuff I can see with my own eyes. Good music choice. Perfect tour, thank you.
Thank you SO MUCH for those kind words! and for taking the time to watch the video. Please share the channel w/ friends and don't hesitate to reach out if I can be of help in the days ahead.
100% agree, I wish they were all done this way.
My wife liked it so much, I bought it for her!!
Thank you for watching & for taking the time to leave a comment! I hope you and your wife make GREAT memories together in your new Jayco Greyhawk!
Thanks for the great information 👍
You're welcome, and thank you for watching & taking the time to leave a comment! Please share this channel w/ friends and family, and don't hesitate to reach out if I can be of further help.
Where’s the top side windows on the over head bunk for cross ventilation!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! Jayco does not put side windows on the front cap - they are focused on providing 750 lbs capacity and fewer entry points for water leaks. You have the automotive bonded windshield, but this is considered a seamless front cap. If you would like to further discuss, please contact me directly by text or call (662) 205-6889.
I am looking to purchase a Class C RV very soon. I really like the floor plan of the Coachman Leprechaun 230FS. I really like the overhead fiberglass molded features of the Jayco. Thank you for openning the windows. Unfortunately, I do not like the windows on the Jayco Class C RVs. They do not open up very far. That is pretty much the only hangup for me on the Jayco.
Thank you for watching & taking the time to leave a comment. Jayco uses the upgraded frameless windows w/ the seals inside the wall. I've traveled the country in a Jayco motorhome w/ this window style, and we got plenty of airflow - also designed to keep rain out if open during a rain. Please contact me directly (662) 205-6889 and let me know how I can further help & what I need to do to earn your business.
Do you have a 2024 Integra Odyssey 30Z ?
YES! we actually have this model in-stock & available w/ HUGE discounts right now. Please call or text (662) 205-6889 for more details. I look forward to hearing back from you.
Very nice video! 👍 What made you decide with the koni shocks over the bilstein shocks? Do you get better performance with koni? Just curious....
Thank you for watching the video tour & taking the time to leave a comment / question. The Koni FSD (frequency selective dampening) absorbs more shock. The FSD part allows it to stiffen up more for those lower frequencies and lengthen better for those high frequency pot holes. Many owners were replacing the Bilstein shocks w/ Koni shocks after market before Jayco made this switch. It's more expensive, but most find the Koni FSD shocks well worth it. Please reach out to me directly w/ any more questions & if you're in the market for a motorhome - my contact details are found in the description of this video.
I have a question. Is this good for an intense winter? If I wanted to stay a few weeks in a snowy climate that's very cold can this unit handle it?
Great question! and thank you for watching & taking the time to leave a comment! I would answer this question by first defining the "intense winter" and "very cold" portions of the question. Motorhomes are not built to be used in negative degree weather (example: negative 20 degrees), but yes, you can use a motorhome in cold snowy weather (let's say, in the teens, 15 degrees, etc). I'm also answering this question as an American, using the Fahrenheit scale for temperature measurement. Important key words: *actively using* the motorhome w/ heat turned on in the interior, 12-volt tank pads turned on w/ any exposed tanks, etc. I do not recommend storing your motorhome, even for a day or few days, in freezing temperatures - unless it's properly winterized. I would suggest searching online for further conversations had on this subject among RV forums.
& if you're in the market for a Class C motorhome, please reach out to me directly by texting (662) 205-6889.
I have 2022 Grayhawk 29 MV. And they get very cold when it is below 40 degrees . The furnace works great to keep you warm but at what cost. You'll need to refill the propane tank every three to four days.
Always liked the Greyhawk till I watched this video. Too many mirrors in bedroom, black and grey water pipes outside the Coach (freeze). That front peak window? Break hazard
I appreciate the feedback and would be happy to discuss any of these items or concerns w/ you as the Jayco Greyhawk continues to be a top selling Class C motorhome with very happy owners! :-D Don't hesitate to reach out, and thank you again!
I noticed two very large closets in the bedroom. Is one plumbed for combo w/d?
Thank you for watching the video & taking the time to leave a comment! Both of these are wardrobe closets - not prepped for washer/dryer.