2023 Model Changes - Single Sink!

[Jeepin Jason]

Looks like there are a few minor adjustments to the 2023's... The one that I like is the single sink in the kitchen. May try to find out where they source that from.

There few other changes that I can see:

• kitchen sink
• shower surround and back splash in bathroom
• reclining sofa in the 37K
• driver and passenger seats appear to be slight different
• arm rests on theater seats are different on the sides
• specs state outside tv is also LED
• fabric choices are different
• outside paint is different
• white cabinet options for Prestige

On the Prestige, it looks like the hot water is now routed above the frame rails, not sure if it was that way before and/or if they have rerouted the plumbing in the regular Seneca. This is a sore point for those of us that travel in the winter.

Feel free to add in other changes you notice to this thread.

[Rustynuts]

I really haven’t looked at the new models but many past models have had a single basin kitchen sink for a few years now. I have also seen a reclining sofa in a brand new 2022k.

[DonkeyFluffer]

My 2022 is a single sink. I wonder if they put whatever they could get their hands on when they were building and supplies were short. Like my 10k generator as opposed to the 8k that was supposed to be in there.

[Jeepin Jason]

Originally Posted by DonkeyFluffer

My 2022 is a single sink. I wonder if they put whatever they could get their hands on when they were building and supplies were short. Like my 10k generator as opposed to the 8k that was supposed to be in there.

Donkey, I think you are right! The pictures for the 2022 on Jayco's site show a single sink. They just threw the double sink in there and both sides are too small to really work. I am going to ask for a single sink to be put in when the RV is getting worked on over the winter.

[Cornpop]

I have a single sink in my 2022 37k the best part about it it's fell out twice getting it fixed again right now

[Rustynuts]

And new for 2023 no generators due to the supply shortage of them. I have seen 3 listing now for new units without the generator. It’s all prepped for it though.

[EricM22]

IMO, the RV is useless without the generator. You need that in the summer for a/c when driving if you have any passengers or pets back there.

[SloPoke]

Originally Posted by EricM22

IMO, the RV is useless without the generator. You need that in the summer for a/c when driving if you have any passengers or pets back there.

Unless you are going to park this thing in a RV Resort and sit there 365-days a year plugged in... you are better off buying a 5-er instead.

Originally Posted by Cornpop

I have a single sink in my 2022 37k the best part about it it's fell out twice getting it fixed again right now

We have a dual sink, with one 2/3 and the other 1/3 in total size. It works great for putting a little water in the small sink, soaking dishware and conserving water.

[Jeepin Jason]

1/3 and 2/3 would be fine. My sink is split right down the middle. I am adding it to my list of items that still need to be fixed as every other 2022 I have seen including the website model show a single sink.

[kickingaz]

We have a 2019 37TS that has one large sink...any split would be better.

[gymracer]

I was just in a friend's 22' 37k this past weekend and it had a single sink.

[tljwYaki]

So, not sure how often/many dishes you wash, but I wouldn't have a single sink. A double is much more functional and has 'double' use. One side can even act as a counter with the right size cutting board...

[Tucson Steve]

This should be obvious to most, but any single sink can have the functions of a double sink just by adding a Rubbermaid dish pan. Plus you still have the advantage of a large sink when needed just by removing the dish pan.

[SloPoke]

Originally Posted by Tucson Steve

This should be obvious to most, but any single sink can have the functions of a double sink just by adding a Rubbermaid dish pan. Plus you still have the advantage of a large sink when needed just by removing the dish pan.

Most obvious to us, we don't need to add anything... or store another 'stop-gap' solution to fix a problem our existing Seneca sink does not have.

[Tucson Steve]

Originally Posted by SloPoke

Most obvious to us, we don't need to add anything... or store another 'stop-gap' solution to a problem our existing Seneca sink does not have.

Single sink is not a "problem" for everyone. I greatly prefer it to a double sink.

[mcdanger]

Originally Posted by Cornpop

I have a single sink in my 2022 37k the best part about it it's fell out twice getting it fixed again right now

Funny! My 2019 sink fell out twice before the fixed it correctly. Glad they have not changed at all.