We bought new 195RB in 2014, and have had endless troubles with it.
The very first trip out, the refrigerator failed; it was about 4 weeks before the dealer could get us in for service, then they had it for another 3-4 weeks tinkering before giving up and finally replacing it.
Then there have been multiple leaks in the fresh water system; one flooding so thoroughly that the subfloor fiberglass batting insulation was sodden. I was so put off with the poor service from the dealer that I elected to just repair it myself. Another leak was due to a cracked bathtub faucet. Another leak caused by the use of corrugated tubing - of the wrong size - being used to cobble together a connection between the fresh water tank and the exterior fill port.
Within two years, the kitchen counter top and dinette to had to be replaced because the particle board of which they were constructed began to swell and crumble along their edges.
The water pump check valve failed, and tonight (the night before we are schedule to spend a week camping) the water pump has failed altogether. I guess I'll be stopping for a new pump along the way, and spending our first afternoon of our vacation replacing it.
Last October while camping in NC (chilly!) the furnace wouldn't heat. I had to replace the sail switch.
The stock battery was shot in about 18 months.
And I could list a few more, but I think the point is made; poor materials, poor choice of materials, poor workmanship, and a dealer service department so poor that I haven't bothered to return.
And yet, so many of you seem to be so pleased with your Jaycos. Is it just my trailer? We're going to be upgrading in another 2-3 years and I have real strong reservations about putting my hard-earned money down on another Jayco (but whatever we buy, it certainly will be from another dealer!). Did I just get a lemon?