New to StarCraft

[5stringdave]

I'm a previous owner of a 2012 Jayco 29BHS. We moved to NC and sold it before we moved. Now that we are settled we bought a 2015 StarCraft 265RLS in excellent looking condition to continue our camping fun. It appears to have been used very little. We are looking forward to bringing it out of winterization mode and seeing if everything works as it was advertised.

 

[JFlightRisk]

Congrats on the new-to-you StarCraft. The big windows really make it nice inside.

 

[Jayhawk 29]

The fabric looks really good on the interior seats. Good luck with it and let us hear some banjo picking too. Galax is just a short drive away come Aug. Get your camper ready for boondocking and go there, if you have never been to the event.

 

[Route 66 Traveler]

Hey, welcome! Great to see another StarCraft owner here. We bought our 2017 StarCraft Autumn Ridge, 266RKS, in March of 2017. We have put on just over 25,000 trouble free miles since then. We have added many modifications to make it even better. Just too bad we’re on opposite side of the Country…we live in Kingman, Arizona

 

[5stringdave]

The fabric looks really good on the interior seats. Good luck with it and let us hear some banjo picking too. Galax is just a short drive away come Aug. Get your camper ready for boondocking and go there, if you have never been to the event.

I actually moved from near Hillsville Va. to NC. I've been the Galax and camped at the fiddlers convention in the past. Ugh. It always rains. LOL

 

[Route 66 Traveler]

Just curious, does your trailer have 30 amp or 50 amp service? Ours is 50, wired for a second AC, but we haven't needed to add a second AC in the past 8 years.

 

[5stringdave]

Yes it is a 30 amp

 

[Route 66 Traveler]

Then your power cord is easy to manage. My 50 amp cord is pretty heavy so I installed a MORryde reel to easily wind up my cord. It fit perfectly in the left, front storage compartment. Here is a link just in case you might be interested.

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