HEAD-TO-HEAD!! Which is better? Eagle vs North Point Jayco Full Time RVing Fifth Wheels

[@kerriheffron785]

My fiancee and I are a long way off from buying a RV....just want to say we really appreciate your videos. They have helped us to look at the rvs so that we can get a feel for what we like.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Ah Ty!!

[@zacharyw4628]

For me, the Eagle made more sense when we purchased a month ago. We looked at North Point, Pinnacle, and Eagle mid bunks as my wife had her mind set on a particular floor plan for our twin infant twin boys and us. 1) I already had a new Denali 3500 SRW 2) I wanted to avoid needing a dually because of garage space/etc. The Eagle was a sweet spot for weight and bang for buck. It wasn't about the money; it was about weight and tow vehicle capability. This video helped me drop the machismo of wanting the NP/Pinnacle. Thanks Josh. I should have called you guys. NEXT TIME.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

We'll be here when you're ready! :)

[@jeannainnc8390]

Excellent comparison video. You really answered a bunch of my questions. I am interested in the differences between the eagle and eagle ht.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

GOT YOU COVERED!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5qYq6GJZcmYhbs Enjoy :)

[@markgarvey5859]

The two way fridge is a nicer option I like 👍

[@ourvlife1]

Awesome Josh, you gotta love the aggressive radius roof roll to side wall on the North Point that brings your roof seal in a less vulnerable area.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Good point

[@TQMouse]

Ohh I’m gonna be a Northpoint owner one day soon.

[@jennyh6289]

Fantastic comparison. Thank you!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

My pleasure!!

[@laura7053]

Great job. I really enjoy these as I am deep in looking for my second and last rv as I really love travel and water which rv life gives me.

[@apriltatum5543]

I’d love to see a comparison between Highland Ridge and Montana or Grand Design. I think those three and Jayco are my top picks. Thank you for another great video!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Every RV has some sort of high points. We provide all sorts of information on the brands we carry here while it's up to other agents to provide information on their offerings. By comparing to in-house offerings I can be very fair and candid. When I compare to something we don't have it only feels one-sided and bias -- not the type of good information I prefer to provide.

[@robertsitch1415]

I know that dishwasher prep is almost exclusively found in larger luxury 5th wheels and maybe park models or some bigger motorhomes.

[@TheGuido1963]

Both look awesome and you did a great job breaking it down. Surprised they havn't gone lithium batteries.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Factories don't typically provide batteries. That's still almost always something for dealers and customers to work out.

[@bigoldal2436]

Great video. My favorite slide room was an air glide on my Alfa Gold, I think the reason it went away was that it scared folks because it extended a 4' deep slide in less than 2 seconds. The worst was a 83 Kountry Aire with acme threaded, took long to go out and was always getting out of alignment. Keep up the good work.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

The speed of those things was crazy. I always wanted to try to trick one of my salesman to stand beside one when they were new and open it to startle them lol

[@billiwickey]

Really like your comparisons. We're looking to go fulltime in June so these are extremely helpful. Thanks

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MastersLightHouseProductions]

Thanks for all the info Josh!!!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Our pleasure! Thanks John!

[@rachelford2290]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Our pleasure!

[@c.a.mcneil7599]

Love your comparisons thanks

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Ty for watching!!

[@williamquestmagic]

Pin weight is an Eagle plus for long term pullers...and the classic video of an blown over Eagle being pulled upright again shows that an Eagle has Plenty of strength built in for sure. I think you posted that video Josh. Sold me on Jayco for sure that one did. Great compare job and it was very educational. Thank you, bill in Florida

[@susannewalsh4839]

I love your comparison videos! In the near future I will be in the market for a trailer, and your videos have been very helpful! Unfortunately a 5th wheel won't work for us (family members with mobility issues, the extra stairs are a hazard) but I still enjoy learning about them!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Thx for sharing a bit of your story. Keep the questions and comments coming. We're always happy to lend a hand along the way :)

[@SamuelJMartinIII]

11:04 do either or both offer a 12V Compressor Fridge option like most of the travel trailers seem to have these days? Obviously you’d lose some cubic storage space but I wonder if they can even fit into such a larger space (maybe there will be some added side pantry storage like I think I saw in another video, not sure which brand that was).

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

The larger fifth wheels haven't generally adopted 12v yet, but likely only due to the fact larger RV-capable 12v fridges haven't been widely available. Main industry suppliers are basically still be developing them. As soon as they do... I'm going to be all over it.

[@richardclark8520]

Hate to be mean, but let's face it. You're working on a six head! On a serious note. Appreciate your videos. Appreciate your openness and honesty.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

HAHAHA -- man it's true :) I caught a glimpse of my grandfather in the mirror the other day. Age is the great equalizer :)

[@scottmichel9582]

I would give my left arm for that Insignia oven. I love it.

[@dalealmond9454]

Very informative and good points! we have a 2003 eagle 5th wheel rear bunk and I'd love to upgrade to newer one but ours is also still like new inside

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sarahhobbs305]

The only thing I can think that may have been left off would be the blinds. Great video, thanks as always for so much info! We were considering between three Eagle 321 and North Point 310 and have ultimately gone with the 310 for many of the smaller “upgrades” it offers.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

oooh -- good catch on the blinds. TY :)

[@jamesralston6383]

Josh once again your detail is spot on. I think I remember hearing if you buy a Jayco from dealer "A" dealer "B" is required to service it under warrenty if there is a problem - is that true? Also not to bash any other brand but have you thought of doing a comparison of sorts betwen brands you don't carry? There's Grand Design, Keystone has brands you don't sell and so on. Just trying to get a real world view of the 5th wheel market before dropping the hammer. Keep the great work flowing to us consumers it's great!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Jayco's dealer agreement does require all dealers to service a customer. It doesn't include any sort of requirements for turn around time, however, which some dealerships will try to twist around. And some will still flat out refuse work which makes me want to flip a desk I only provide information on brands we handle here. Plenty of brands have great features, but it's up to their representatives to share those points. If they cannot, then either the product does not compare well or the team members themselves may not be worth trusting your hard earned money on a major purchase.

[@kimcolangelo180]

Great info!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Thx!!

[@SamuelJMartinIII]

13:20 #weatherman #respect 🤜🏽🤛🏽

[@richardbailey4581]

I enjoy your videos and the product information they provide. The Eagle is a good trailer however they need to increase the ccc for me to consider. The plus for the Northpoint is the ability to order with disk brakes and the shower with a seat. One item that manufacturers need to address is to add, as an option, grab rails or provide blocking for the owner to install grab rails in the shower. If you want to keep camping in your 70's a solid grab is a welcome accessory.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Solid feedback, Richard. TY for sharing :)

[@lanedelker9161]

In the Northpoint, that has got to be the sharpest shower design I have ever seen in any RV. I wish you could get that option in the other models. Plenty of other upgrades as well. I like both of them. Tough choice. Too bad most of us have to worry so much about the money spent on the rig verses travel money, huh? Another great comparison Josh.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I'm seeing that Jayco super shower get copied across other brands now. I suppose that's the ultimate form of flattery, right? :)

[@jamesdooley5194]

What’s model eagle is that? I like the loft in the bedroom

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

This one! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH-ZqXihfct0gck

[@marknicholson6025]

Thanks again for another great videoI love all of you videos you have been so helpful have you done a North point vs a Pinnacle

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Yes I have! That was one of my first actually. Here you go kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5PTfKtja6p8h7s

[@TQMouse]

Great content as always Josh!!!!

[@anthonyalimo1996]

Love these comparison videos, good job.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Thank you!

[@lifelessons4]

I'm from Arkansas and appreciate you very much!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@rogerspalding5673]

Josh. Thanks for answering my post. When you get more info please let us know about the tow limits and gen capabilities of the 7.2 PowerBoost Twin turbo F-150. You're the best. Roger Spalding

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Will do my best. I don't usually have the ability/access to review many new vehicles unfortunately. It's hard for me to get away from our store to even see a local dentist

[@bishopgeorge1333]

I would love to have the NP but in our 2019 321rsts our pin box is the same as the NP, oh yeah ours is generator prep also and ours is solar prep great comparison between the two. I just wish that I wasn't so far from you guys we want to trade in our 321rsts in a few years but we might have to think about making a road trip when we are ready.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Folks do it all the time! :) All we ask is the fair shake at working with you when you're ready!

[@bishopgeorge1333]

@@JoshtheRVNerd I'm sure that when we are ready it will be an exciting experience, thank you sir for all of your funny videos.

[@brentnelson1270]

One note on both. That separate 12V pump for the drinking water system is not quiet. 🤷‍♂️ Just keeping it 💯 as the kids would say.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Appreciate the feedback. I would just tend to flip it on as needed. That 12v pump would likely make some noise.

[@brentnelson1270]

@@JoshtheRVNerd that’s what we do. Left it on one night and discovered it has some sort of pressure blow off feature. In our North Point 377RLBH, the pump is located in the pass thru directly below the master bed.... CLUNK! 😳 It is, however, not hard to turn on and off as needed.

[@daisyj101]

Great video!!!! One question: are both the eagle and north point king bed optional?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

They were when this was made, though that's now changed. It's now the opposite. As of the start of the 2023 models the king bed is now standard with the queen being the option

[@benjaminlewis3600]

Great video as always! You have any plans to do a video with the 355MBQS?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I need to check our incoming unit log. With 400-500 on order right now I just can't remember every one of them. Going on midnight here and I'm just trying to get caught up on a few things :)

[@Cars.Explained]

It looks like the NorthPoint is wider than the eagle. Is that true?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It is not. Both are 8ft wide. Jayco doesn't go wide body until Pinnacle (or Talon/Seismic toy haulers)

[@maryjanehorseman5424]

Happy New Year to everyone. God bless

[@danimal1611]

So where does the HT fit compare? I’m assuming it must be the little brother to the Eagle? I enjoyed this video, would be interesting to see same thing between the Eagle and Eagle HT. I’m a proud owner of an 2018 Eagle HT 29.5 rlts, and love it. We got the Moryde pin box though as an option with the CRE suspension standard. That is sad if Jayco isn’t even offering that now on Eagles. The Moryde pin box minimizes chucking so well.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

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[@tomdodge5198]

Great video, as always. You touch on weight differences, you may consider mentioning differences in height. Looks like quite a difference in height and it makes a difference for storage and towing. Great video!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

The apex height is actually quite similar, but Eagle dips down in front as a "mid profile" unit. Mid pro and high pro just don't mean what they used to anymore.

[@badgerpa9]

really make me wait till December 21 at 9:45 am? I won't be able to sleep all night for days! lol

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I always have stuff scheduled -- I'm just making it more visible so folks can set their reminders if interested

[@anthonyalimo1996]

2nd comment, lol. We pull, and I know a lot of other people pull their 40 plus foot luxury 5th wheels, a long distance. Last year we pulled our Montana 41 feet about 4000 miles to vacation in various places. We also did about the same distance with our 33 foot travel trailer, for not one second have I minded pulling the big monty and boy is it heavier, the same distance.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Montana's engineering is 2nd to none as well. You don't hold the rank of #1 in their class for 18 years by cutting corners :)

[@JandARVReviews]

Awesome job Josh!!! I’m a big fan of the eagle!!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Me too! Pound for Pound I personally think it's one of the best RVs ever made. It does a *LOT* ... and does it well

[@SherrieB2]

do you have a video on your recommendations on 30 foot or less 5th wheels

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Not YET. I didn’t get a chance to really complete this series Are you looking for ideas or something more specifically?

[@l.alanwild5468]

Another great video in the comparison series. You mention in this video and others that Haylett is a BattleBorn dealer. Having watched multiple videos from full-time KZbinrs regarding their various solar and lithium installations I think it would be great to hear the perspective of an installer/dealer like Haylett. Factory install vs. dealership, solar panel sizes, battery sizes, charge controllers, battery monitors, where things can be installed in different types of trailers, etc. Or whatever else the team at Haylett can think of. I know there is short video overview from about a year ago with Aaron but was hoping for something more in depth. I recognize solar is very specific to each individual owner so it may not be possible. Finally, could a solar-lithium install from Haylett be rolled into the finance package of a purchase?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I've thought about how to go about this a few times, but the trick with solar it's it's NOT a "one size fits all" kind of thing. Rather.. it's 100% "What size fits you?" So there's no direct way to really address the topic other than to make a video saying "I don't know how much solar you need so call us?" Which feels like I'm just annoying people LOL *FINANCING:* Any accessory (batteries included) can be included as part of a financed purchase. But understand lenders have ceiling limits on RV purchases & going a little too crazy may risk your loan's approval. Whenever possible I ALWAYS recommend covering accessories out of pocket & financing as little as possible.

[@l.alanwild5468]

@@JoshtheRVNerd About halfway through typing my comment, I figured it would be an almost impossible task because of the individuality of each solar setup. But I went with "it can't hurt to ask" because if anyone could do it I thought you could. Maybe you will get the opportunity to film some solar installations and put them out as examples of what can be done. Thanks for the response about financing, great information. Looking forward to the next video as always.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

@@l.alanwild5468 and know I welcome the questions! I didn't spit about this stuff when I started 12 years ago and I'm still learning new things EVERY DAY

[@ChrisFontenot]

Josh, have you considered updating this sort of video since ‘21? I feel like the newer Eagles have some of the features that North Point used to have and it would be nice to see a more recent comparison

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I’ve had update brand battle’s on my list for two years and just haven’t been able to get things lined up the way I want to make it happen

[@buckwuk7984]

Question on eagle, hot water heater is 6 gallons across every Floorplan or do they get bigger with a bigger floorplan?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

6gal vessel is all you'll find on an Eagle. It's one of those "lines" between NP and Eagle Funny thing is it's not actually significantly smaller in function vs. a NP with a 10gal water heater which sounds wrong I know 6gal fast recharge water heater on an eagle = just shy of 18 gallons of hot water recharged per hour 10gal fast recharge water heater on a NP = Just shy of 22 gallons of hot water recharged per hour They replenish at the same rate. The only difference is just the initial capacity.

[@buckwuk7984]

@@JoshtheRVNerd well thats good to know, I currently have a six with that. Takes about 15 minutes I think to heat it back up. Sounds like the extra lp capacity would be good for that.

[@lynnburks7635]

Hey Josh, this is Darryl not Lynn. Great comparison video's. Answer this question about Jayco Fifth wheels. As an example, North Point 310RLTS the website specs. say total exterior length is 36'1'', but exterior travel length(pin box to bumper) is 34'3''. What's the difference between lengths and what length would you use to pick a campsite? Thanks

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

The nose cap sticks out further than the center of the kingpin. So the total length is a bit longer

[@papajmg6518]

After watching a jayco video. The A/C unit in the North point can lower the outside temperature by 20 degrees. If your in 110 degree heat, will your unit only cool down to 90 degrees insjde?? So is better to add a 3rd A/C UNIT??

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Depends on where and how you camp I suppose

[@stevehake5870]

Great video! Been trying to decide between a 377rlbh north point or a 357mdok eagle. Just was wondering is the heat pump option on the main ac unit available on the eagle like the north point? Can you also still get the sanicon factory installed on the eagle? I did not notice it on the option list anymore.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Eagle does not offer a heat pump option nor does it offer Sanicon now (though it had in the past). Those remain "North Point Features" essentially

[@MatthewK88x]

I had a difficult time deciding between the two as well (only a 355MBQS rather than the 357MDOK). We opted for the Eagle because we liked the extra kitchen storage the 355MBQS offers over the North Point. The mid bunk room door in the kitchen really kills storage space!

[@stevehake5870]

Thanks for the info! That would lean me more towards the north point then. I currently have a sanicon on my eagle ht from factory. Once you use one you never want to go back to a traditional sewer hose

[@merlynmaas5287]

Hi again. I just sent you a comment on your other video, and now after watching Eagle vs North Point I would like to know When parked for a period of time will the electric stabilizers hold their position just as well as the hydrolic stabelizers??? thanks

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

No variance between them. Interesting question though. Never had anyone ask me that one before!

[@johnlogan9417]

I was in an Eagle recently and noticed that the Theater Seating had no power, lights, heat, or massage. Is this the norm because I don't see that as an option? The North Point had these features which also don't appear as options so I can only assume that the North Point has this feature while the Eagle does not. Interested to hear anyone's observations on this subject. Semper Fi.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It's likely either an Eagle v NP difference OR just something they had to do to get thru product shortages currently

[@davidaukofer]

When I explain Jayco 5th wheels, I use GM as my example. Eagle would be the Chevrolet, Buick is North Point, Pinnacle is Cadillac. Now I'm an Eagle HT guy cause I have a fishing boat I like to take with me. People always ask me, if I have a boat, why not buy a motorized rv? My answer is simple, when I have to take the boat out of the water, i would have to break camp to do it. If I need to go somewhere on an emergency, I'd have to break camp again. With the 5th wheel, its parked and my truck is the chase vehicle. My favorite floorplan was the HT 27.5RLTS, but it looks like that layout has been "modified" with a new designation.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

The 1-2-3 way you've lined that up is *exactly* on point. You got them figured out! :) 27.5RLTS is slated to receive that revised front end which I'm personally a fan of. I know there's some initial resistance to the new design, but I think as more time goes on more and more folks will warm up to it. I personally think it's superior in nearly every way

[@markgarvey5859]

There both top class 5 th wheels

[@korymwoodllc]

I like them both but like the price of the Eagle and the extra structure solidness and features of the north point. If we have the right towing vehicle, I would favor north point simply because we will be living in it for some time. We’re thinking of a F 350. What are your thoughts, will it be a good choice for the heavier FWs? Will Haylett have Pinnacle on board soon?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

One ton is really the minimum you'll want to consider for a big RV like a North Point or Montana We have Pinnacles coming along with about 400 other things. Stuff needs to get here already! :)

[@korymwoodllc]

@@JoshtheRVNerd Great, thanks for your input. Can’t wait to see what’s coming.

[@terrytomes7218]

I love your videos! I would like to know what you would recommend to tow these monsters?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Depends a bit on the specific model. Some of the Eagles can be 3/4HD towable, but the larger eagles and most any NP is likely best handled with a one ton

[@dennissprague5172]

Underwater basket-weaving? I thought I noticed a little Nitrogen Narcosis in the delivery. Fun, informative vid. You've spiked my interest in Jayco.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

We "Water Weavers" live fast and die crazy...

[@andresdelarosajr3667]

Hey Josh As always, your videos are very informative. I currently have a 2019 Mesa Ridge 2410rl. The wife and I and 16yr old son are looking to upgrade in the near future. We are still trying to decide whether to stay with travel trailer or move up to 5th wheel. I've pulled lots of bumper pull trailers for thousands of miles but never a 5th wheel. Your thoughts please?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Kind of depends on the size you're looking to get into. One-slide sizes are usually going to lend themselves to trailers, but as you go larger there's no denying FW towing is much nicer for longer distances like you seem to enjoy

[@agentorange2554]

When did you film this? You should have gotten snow.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I had been *busy* with the camera. I had some time where I got a LOOOOT of stuff pre-recorded & have some content scheduled out as far as February right now.

[@agentorange2554]

@@JoshtheRVNerd You'll get out in the snow, and you'll like it!!!!! LOL

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

@@agentorange2554 Won't have a choice. We look to have an inch or so and growing now. 'tis the season!

[@korymwoodllc]

I laughed: Master of Nerdism, specializing in RV Nerdism. LOL Josh, I know Pinnacle can be dishwasher prepped. Can the North Point? Thanks, so appreciate the comparison and AWESOME‼️ info

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It's not listed on the North Point build sheet. RARELY you'll be able to swap in unlisted items used elsewhere in the plant (such as Pinnacle which comes off the same production line) as a "hidden write in option," but right now with the pressures on production teams most MFGs are not allowing even THOSE special requests with very few exceptions.

[@korymwoodllc]

@@JoshtheRVNerd Gotcha, thank you!

[@MatthewK88x]

Incorrect: Eagle gen prep package goes from 60lbs to 80lbs of LP (two 40lb tanks) - not three 30lb tanks.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

TY for that. I'll have to revisit the details on a few things it seems. I'm wondering now if that's a recent change or if I simply have always had that wrong mentally... I always want good info coming out of our channel and appreciate you speaking up!

[@dmiller24w]

You said the Eagles have 4 point autolevel, don't the bigger Eagles offer 6 point? Like the 355mbqs? Or did they stop that?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I will look into this and update if I find out something else. I know High Country does 4 or 6pt depending on size but I don't recall Eagle doing the same. I've been wrong before & never get upset by someone pointing it out. GOOD INFO is always the goal here.

[@dennismoody2866]

Good difference the two trailer, how about CPAP in the bedroom

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Generally similar in that regard from what I've seen. Pinnacle does a little better job, but the extra space they allow for helps

[@MatthewK88x]

Also incorrect: the Eagle comes standard with a 21 cu ft residential fridge - not 18 cu ft as you stated.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Again -- TY! My wife will confirm I don't always get everything right *cough*

[@markreams3192]

What does a full time warranty entail?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Basically it doesn't have a specific restrictive "you warranty covers only this much use per year." Kind of like a car. You have some warranties for 60k miles while some are 100k miles (or whatever numbers you'd prefer)

[@bobbidavis1106]

I love the fact that you have a lot of information but can you show the camper and not the top of your head or the ceiling so we can actually get an idea of what it looks like. Thank you

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Fair. We provide plenty of tours for everything we have here where I get out of the way, but looking back at this I do agree I'm in the way too darn much

[@stevez340]

The microwave vent hood fan is very nice, but if you spend over half of your time boon-docking like me, that 12 volt ceiling vent fan might be your only option when cooking unless you run a generator. Like the vast majority of people who purchase these 5th wheels, most of my friends don’t worry about stuff like that because they will not leave their house unless they have electric, water and sewer hookups, lol!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I tend to park camp, but I fully get what you're saying & it makes a lot of sense. I've been HUGELY vocal with eagle about including those XL vent fans in the kitchen

[@stevez340]

@@JoshtheRVNerd Unfortunately, in upstate NY, $70 to almost $100 is now the “average” price per night for a site with full hookups, while a State campground with no hookups is about $25 per night? $500-$700 compared to $200 a week definitely play a factor in some of our decisions, lol!

[@christopherhodson4049]

North Point having 6-point Hydraulic leveling system is cool. After watching the whole video, I've come to the best for Me. Because I don't Travel(pretty much at all), I'd pick the North Point for Me. I haven't seen the Interiors on these much, but Technically North Point makes more sense for Me. Good ones. Thanks.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I like your train of thought there. Makes sense!

[@christopherhodson4049]

@@JoshtheRVNerd It's the Truth. It's hard to avoid that.

[@MrKThomas1976]

can’t wait 😁

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

It's sort of like starting with best in class.. then getting even better lol

[@MrDonny475]

#weatherman, great work sir

[@rhettharrelliii9082]

Premieres in 38 days?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I had a LOT of content recorded & hadn't been able to get to it. I finally got a bunch of it processed & didn't want to mass-burst stuff onto people.

[@rhettharrelliii9082]

@@JoshtheRVNerd ok, I’ll wait, you are on our short list for a 355mbqs to be ordered in a month or so. Any idea why eagles no longer offer the sanicon system? I was really pumped (sorry) when they had it last year!!

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

@@rhettharrelliii9082 lolol -- more puns. Never enough :) Here's the reason why a MFG does or doesn't do/include anything: It either helps sell the RV or it doesn't. That's it. It's no more complicated. Sanicon is an awesome feature. Unfortunately, not enough dealers presented its benefits to clients. Jayco didn't receive enough orders for the feature. So it was phased out. MFGs don't set the market. They just reflect it like that.

[@rogergraves242]

Pinnacle

[@SamuelJMartinIII]

15:04 Feature Rich 🆚 Gadgetry 😉

[@rogerspalding5673]

Josh, you always accomplish what you set out to do. I am one of your target buyers for these Jaycos. I like both rigs alot. I can see a new Ford F-150 Powerboost with the 7.2 KW generator hooked up to an Eagle (just because of the weight limits). Hopefully, the money I save buying the Eagle will help pay for the Powerboost. Josh, what do you think?

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

I need to learn more about the Powerboost feature. Right now it's all I can do to even keep up with the RV market let alone all the new stuff coming from the auto industry lol

[@josephathey8071]

I wish there was a way to get all of the upgraded functionality of the north point without the unnecessary fancy pants stuff. Something that a dirty construction worker will have a hard time getting dirty, but not create additional work.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

What specifically would you like to see?

[@lazaroibarra8464]

An island is OK, as long as it isn't Cuba. No Cuba please.

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

lol

[@aidynjagger8535]

Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Thanks 🤗

[@chuckbessels9469]

Great video...Underwater basket weaving........SMH

[@JoshtheRVNerd]

Tell me about it LOL