Question Jayco precept 36a 2021 quality

[stac and ry]

Is this safe to buy as a first-time buyer our plan is to live in it full time for about the next 5 years. And our plan is to drive back and forth from Indiana to Philadelphia to visit family at least once a month if not twice

 

[DennisT]

All of them will have issues no matter how much you spend.

Would recommend having it inspected prior to purchase when you find the one you want.

You can find inspectors here.

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Even our new coach was inspected to verify and find things that needed corrected prior to delivery.

Good luck with the search and I’m sure there are owners of what you are looking at that will respond here.

 

[Holdmybeer]

The quality of most any used MH is only relative to how the original owner maintained it. The Jayco Precept has good bones, if the previous owner exercised due diligence and especially if you're unfamiliar with MH's you have it professionally inspected, you'd be fine. One caveat possibly being if you're planning to drag a car or truck, is it's towing capacity. It will be ~5k, and trust me, you'll know it's there.