Greyhawk 31FK

[CMMR10stman]

We purchased a 2015 Greyhawk 31FK in September of last year. Three weekends of camping before the Ohio weather set in. Great experience and a nice step up from out TT. Looking forward to our first camp of 2015.

Many years of camping under our belts, but this our first motorhome and my wife and I would love to hear from the veterans out there. Does anyone have suggestions for specific supplies, tools, gear or equipment that are more specific to a motorhome.

We currently have it at the dealer for a laundry list of warranty issues. Hoping to pick it up within the next week and be camping the last weekend in March.

[Bikester]

I have another link started on this already. http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=25399

[WDW]

Welcome fellow FK owner! We got ours Columbus Day weekend and have survived the epic winter of '15! Waiting to pull ours out of storage hex weekend ... The snow and ice have melted.

[Bikester]

Didn't mean to sound rude in my previous post. Welcome to the forum and I hope that link is helpful.

[CMMR10stman]

Hope you have some great adventures WDW!

We are very happy with the 31FK and excited to get it back from the dealership. Warranty work is scheduled to be finished this week.

[sask934]

Welcome and enjoy.

[Scratch47]

Welcome aboard. What warranty issues are they correcting?

[CMMR10stman]

Jayco contacted our dealer about a front cap replacement for our 31FK. We were told by the dealer that others had complained to Jayco of cracks in the fiberglass and Jayco was voluntarily replacing them.

Sure enough, upon inspection, we found a crack that started on the passenger side, front corner and extended about six inches across the front.

Since our dealer is about 175 miles away, we went over the MH with a fine tooth comb for any other issues.

[hoppers4]

I would recommend a TPMS. The one I use is sold by Truck System Technologies. The one I bought the battery is only good for a year (replaceable) but the tire can be aired up without removing the sensor. You'll have to pick up some Wheelmaster 135 degree tire extensions to get them to work on the rear outside tires.

There's several other after market TPMS that will also fill the bill. This is another popular brand RV Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems by Doran. I see Amazon and camping world sells them, so you have plenty of choices.

[CMMR10stman]

Thanks for the info hoppers4! A TPMS will definitely be added to the list of must haves.