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Old 02-18-2018, 03:58 PM   #1
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Well, finally did it. Traded in my 13 year old Greyhawk and am now the owner of a 2017 Precept 36T. They made me an offer I couldn't refuse. Now the fun begins. Not that I didn't have fun in my Greyhawk but this is BIG< BIG<BIG. My Dear Bride looked at it and said "Don't expect me to drive that monster". She will, I will make sure of that. But did I say it is Big? From 30 foot to 38 foot. It will interesting.
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Old 02-18-2018, 06:25 PM   #2
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Congratulations on your new coach. We too moved up from a Class C to a Precept and the view out the front window alone is worth it. It is bigger but you also sit up so much higher so the visibility is really good. My DW won’t drive it but I’m OK with that as we are not in a hurry and will travel at a pace that we are comfortable with. Did you purchase it new? If so, then you will have the benefit of the full 2 year warranty and Jayco stands behind their products. Hopefully you have a good dealer but if you have trouble resolving any issues don’t hesitate to contact Jayco Motorized CS as they are a pleasure to work with. Good luck and safe travels.
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Old 02-19-2018, 05:29 AM   #3
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Congratulations!

My DW won't even drive my truck because of the size, let alone with the trailer hitched up. That said, I got sick on a trip last summer and she was forced behind the wheel for a while. She was white knuckle, but IMHO did a fantastic job.
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Congrats and enjoy! We love our Precept, can't wait for spring so we can bring it out of storage and hit the road!
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Old 02-22-2018, 08:57 PM   #5
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Congrats on your new purchase!

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Well, finally did it. Traded in my 13 year old Greyhawk and am now the owner of a 2017 Precept 36T. They made me an offer I couldn't refuse. Now the fun begins. Not that I didn't have fun in my Greyhawk but this is BIG< BIG<BIG. My Dear Bride looked at it and said "Don't expect me to drive that monster". She will, I will make sure of that. But did I say it is Big? From 30 foot to 38 foot. It will interesting.
We bought our Precept 31UL in January and are taking our first long trip in another week. Spring Training in Arizona and we can’t wait! By the way, my bride says “no way” too.
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