Is a Diesel Super C for me?
Considering purchasing a used Jayco Seneca. A dealer who wants to sell me a gas Class A warns that you have to use it "all the time"' as it is a diesel. I'd be using it for several days each month for eight to nine of the twelve months. I could fire the generator on the other months. Is that enough?
On another post someone suggested filling water tanks to reduce sway. Makes sense. Anyone else doing this, and does it impact fuel economy significantly?
Aside from the lack of interior storage seems 35 GS seems like a great model. Thoughts?
Thanks in advance for all the straight steering you guys give to use tenderfeet.
Winnebago Sightseer J35 vs Georgetown 350 TSS
Don't want to start a fight, but anyone with an opinion on these units head to head. They are similarly priced and laid out with the Georgetown having a few more bells and whistles and an extra slide. Friend swears by Winnebago though.
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Considering buying a Super C
Wife, myself and 3 kids are wanting to buy move from our fifth wheel to a motorhome and think the Jayco Seneca HD 35GS works well. My wife is sensitive to a-lot of motion and dealers keep warning us about the sway of a class C which I feel is likely an overinlated complaint. Unfortunately their isn't much in the way of test drive for long distances available for a Super C around here. Any thoughts? Thanks for the great forum!
