Youtube video I just watched about Jayco 5th wheel

[Stan&Sharon]

Drastically Different? Or Like the Rest? What Sets Apart Jayco North Point & Pinnacle Fifth Wheels?

https://youtu.be/mAEnS8D4vLc

It's nice to see an owner making videos about what's different about Jayco 5th Wheels.

[TCNashville]

Very nice video. Pinnacles sure are beautiful 5th wheels.

[cadman_ks]

Originally Posted by Stan&Sharon

Drastically Different? Or Like the Rest? What Sets Apart Jayco North Point & Pinnacle Fifth Wheels?

https://youtu.be/mAEnS8D4vLc

It's nice to see an owner making videos about what's different about Jayco 5th Wheels.

He does a GREAT job of talking about what he's done on his Jayco and why. GREAT content on his page!!

[F350guy]

Good video. Jayco was not even on my pared down list when we were shopping a couple of years ago until we went to a travel show and saw one. It quickly made the final two, Grand Solitude and the Pinnacle, which obviously won out. Many of the things he mentions are why we went with the Pinnacle. One he left off is the access hatch to the back of the residential fridge from the outside which may allow for repairs or service without having to remove it. We have owned a number of fifth wheels plus a couple of motorhomes in our 40 plus years of rv'ing and our Pinnacle is our favorite. So far, knock on wood, it has been mostly trouble free.

Not really related but this kind of gives me an opening for an observation I've wanted to make for some time without sounding critical. So many of the posts about the model someone owns will just say Jayco and give a number. I have no idea what that might be without taking the time to look it up so I usually just skip by them. If I at least knew if it was a Pinnacle, Northpoint, Eagle, etc. it would narrow it down and let me decide if I have any input of value. Some posts it doesn't matter but some do. I do try to respond with what I hope is a decent answer/opinion and sometimes knowing the model/line up would be helpful.

[Radar57]

Originally Posted by F350guy

One he left off is the access hatch to the back of the residential fridge from the outside which may allow for repairs or service without having to remove it. .

We missed out on one of the best little upgrades they made. Our 2019 does not have the outside access door to the back of the fridge. We have already had the fridge replaced under warranty. I dread the day we have to pull it for maintenance.

[TxLoser]

Wish I had that too. I’ve got a busted water line back there. Probably an easy repair……except I have pull out the fridge part way, squeeze back, all while trying not to destroy my floor or island. Currently fixed with bottled water, and grocery store ice in the ice maker.