I'm happy you show what the interior looks like when all slides are closed. It is important to know this. It's great to know exactly what facilities, such as a seating area, refrigerator, bathroom, are available when either still going down the road in a MH. I would also suggest the same applies to both 5th wheels, and regular travel trailers. The reason I say towables is this. When a person who's towing, stops at a rest stop it's always good to know if they can grab a quick bite to eat, and sometimes even use the bathroom should the facilities not be up to snuff. I've been traveling and stopped at a rest stop on the interstate, and the building was closed for total renovation. They had a ton of port-a-potties available to use. I'd rather use my trailer, in that case.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Could you add one more item to your very good videos of new/used MH/trailers you have for sale? That would be a shot of the yellow tag which shows the CCC for trailers and OCCC for MH's.
Jayco has really hit it out of the park with this unit. What’s not to like in this small Class -C? I might add that the U -shaped dinette is what makes any RV worth while. An adult can actually sleep there.
You get one of these, you can sleep the kids on the over head bunk. Then when they get older and don't want to go, you have a nice couples motorhome with a bunch of storage up there.
We purchased the the Jayco 24B here in California. We were told by our dealer that the Pop Out Awning is not standard with our rig, yet you say that it is. Any suggestions on how to approach this issue with our sales rep?
@@brendacaldwell1398 There's a link in the video description where you can always check what's on hand and what the pricing is. For your convenience: bit.ly/2z6f0Ej We are well below Jayco's minimum advertising price on this one, so you can use the handy "Click for Web Special" button to have our pricing auto-emailed over.
Those V10 Ford's have reputation to be bullet proof. I would rather have the diesel, but I guessing this would be a lot cheaper to service and easier to find service for. Just thinking outloud.
Josh, Question from someone who has never RV'd... How do the RedHawks level? Is the Bigfoot system included or is it the use of manual Jack's? Thank you for your time sir.
As a more entry-trim-level unit Redhawks are prepped for auto leveling standard Hydraulic auto leveling is an available upgrade Once you go beyond Redhawk auto leveling will quickly become standard.
Hey Josh. I love your videos, best in the business. Is there a way to put the TV in the overhead cab area in the 24B like it is in the 26XD? We do not like the position of the TV where it currently is in the 24B. Thanks
May I ask a very ignorant question? I notice this model's bed size is 60x70. With the fact that it is a folding mattress, where does one find new or upgraded mattresses for these? I've been googling to no avail. Thank you for any info.
We're fortunate we have an awesome furniture store just a stone's throw down the street that can get about anything. The most common solution would be a cut out foam topper which is a fairly easy solution.
We provide pricing on our home site for any RV we have in inventory. We happen to be sold out on this one and there have been updates since this footage was published that may affect pricing (which is why we don't include pricing in our videos -- it gets outdated quickly and causes the kind of confusion that can quickly lead to upset clients). Also, every state handles taxes differently, so a team member would need to know a bit about your location so we can fulfill the request. You can contact them at 800-256-5196 or sales@haylettrv.com
Calling this one a full wall slide is something of a misnomer I suppose. While technically accurate it's no larger than a common super slide used like crazy throughout the industry. Should provide no higher level of challenge vs. a common super slide.
It's a question with a subjective answer. Some people think it's great. Some people hate it. I don't think you'll feel the seam since it's by your feet and not under your shoulders or on a pressure point.
Looks like a nice unit, good storage and floorplan, how ever my thoughts are, TV location, I know we're talking 24 feet, but see me, that you would eliminate 2 people from wat hing TV. there qare also no windows in the in the upper bunk. I just like more natural light.
And that's why we carry different models. This one isn't made with full timing in mind first and foremost. It's a bounce around traveler's rig for folks who want to get there and explore rather than get there and set up house. Things like the upper bunk windows are a symptom of the price point. We can get you the overhead windows in this and other layouts, but it's a "get what you pay for" sort of thing.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks for your response . It sounds like while it may not be the ideal motor home for c-pap users , the problem isn't insurmountable .
Hey Josh, I need some help I have a family of 8. My wife and I and 6 kids. I’m wondering if you can recommend some motor homes that would fit our needs. I’m looking at class a and c. I would prefer a class c but understand if that wouldn’t work with my size family. I really like the Jayco Greyhawk and precepts. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I don't really see why a Class C wouldn't work where a Class A would. C models have come a long way and often offer nearly identical floor plans. For instance: Here's a sample Class C Greyhawk Bunk Model: www.jayco.com/images/pages/5431-31F.png It sleeps 2 in the master bed, 2 in the bunks, 2 on the sofa/dinette, and 2 on the over-cab. By contrast, here's a sample Class A Prepcept Bunk Model: www.jayco.com/images/pages/4955-36A.png It ALSO Sleeps 2 in the master bed, 2 in the bunks, 2 on the sofa/dinette, and 2 on the optional over-cab. Is there a potential factor here I've missed or overlooked beyond simple sleeping capacity? Perhaps another quality of a Class C that has disqualified it for you?
Thanks for the reply. I like that seats swivel in the class a but this class c in the video here has swivel seats so they are doing that now so that’s not really factor. I would think the class a has more room to move about during the day is that true?
@@jonmoratelli7326 The swivel seats question is correct. The main benefit of a class A in this case will be that extra nudge of living space. Also, Jayco is one of the best about seatbelts. Watch our Greyhawk 29MV video and you'll hear me talk about the number of them they use. You can see it here: bit.ly/2QxoR1m Jayco actually uses more seatbelts than they would need. Your family would be fine.
Hi Craig! We're sold out of this one currently so I have nothing to reference. But typically these Redhawk SEs we carry go up for a minimum figure of 59,995
I'm happy you show what the interior looks like when all slides are closed. It is important to know this. It's great to know exactly what facilities, such as a seating area, refrigerator, bathroom, are available when either still going down the road in a MH. I would also suggest the same applies to both 5th wheels, and regular travel trailers. The reason I say towables is this. When a person who's towing, stops at a rest stop it's always good to know if they can grab a quick bite to eat, and sometimes even use the bathroom should the facilities not be up to snuff. I've been traveling and stopped at a rest stop on the interstate, and the building was closed for total renovation. They had a ton of port-a-potties available to use. I'd rather use my trailer, in that case.
TY for the input. It's something we've been doing on our videos for a little over a year now on both motorized and towable RVs.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Could you add one more item to your very good videos of new/used MH/trailers you have for sale? That would be a shot of the yellow tag which shows the CCC for trailers and OCCC for MH's.
It just keeps getting better and better and bigger and bigger. Ok. I want it.
I love this one. Love your reviews too, not everyone is good at doing these reviews but you are good at these reviews.
TY Linda. You're just good at picking out quality entertainment lol
Jayco has really hit it out of the park with this unit. What’s not to like in this small Class -C? I might add that the U -shaped dinette is what makes any RV worth while. An adult can actually sleep there.
Now I LIKE this coach! Nice. Love the swivel seats!
Nice. And they even put the tv in a decent place!!
You get one of these, you can sleep the kids on the over head bunk. Then when they get older and don't want to go, you have a nice couples motorhome with a bunch of storage up there.
My favorite class C!
Good job Jayco! You've almost nailed it in design.
Almost? What would you have done differently?
@@Cla55clown Add a shelf for a CPAP machine. There are many of us today who must just those devices. Outside of that, it's near perfect.
Oh Josh....I think I love it!!!!!
I want to live in that Jayco 24B
Let's make it happen!
@Josh the RV Nerd at Bish's RV under a hundred grand, we'll be in business.
Great unit!
What is the gas mileage per gallon?
We purchased the the Jayco 24B here in California. We were told by our dealer that the Pop Out Awning is not standard with our rig, yet you say that it is. Any suggestions on how to approach this issue with our sales rep?
"Pop Out Awning?" You Mean power awning? Standard.
One of my favorites!!
How much is this smaller class C
@@brendacaldwell1398 There's a link in the video description where you can always check what's on hand and what the pricing is. For your convenience: bit.ly/2z6f0Ej
We are well below Jayco's minimum advertising price on this one, so you can use the handy "Click for Web Special" button to have our pricing auto-emailed over.
I would sacrifice the storage under the TV and make it so the TV goes down into the cabinet and is out of the way.
Smart option!!
Those V10 Ford's have reputation to be bullet proof. I would rather have the diesel, but I guessing this would be a lot cheaper to service and easier to find service for. Just thinking outloud.
Spot on.
Josh, Question from someone who has never RV'd... How do the RedHawks level? Is the Bigfoot system included or is it the use of manual Jack's? Thank you for your time sir.
As a more entry-trim-level unit Redhawks are prepped for auto leveling standard
Hydraulic auto leveling is an available upgrade
Once you go beyond Redhawk auto leveling will quickly become standard.
Hey Josh. I love your videos, best in the business. Is there a way to put the TV in the overhead cab area in the 24B like it is in the 26XD? We do not like the position of the TV where it currently is in the 24B. Thanks
Not from the factory I’m afraid
May I ask a very ignorant question? I notice this model's bed size is 60x70. With the fact that it is a folding mattress, where does one find new or upgraded mattresses for these? I've been googling to no avail. Thank you for any info.
We're fortunate we have an awesome furniture store just a stone's throw down the street that can get about anything. The most common solution would be a cut out foam topper which is a fairly easy solution.
@@JoshtheRVNerd thank you!
@@Susan-ur2vd I found a queen gel foam mattress 4 inches on Amazon, made a big difference
I love this. Any available currently?
Looks like we have a few here! www.bishs.com/inventory/?keyword=Redhawk+24b
Love it
This one is in my budget.
What size is the mattress over the cab? Like a full size? Would 2 smaller 🇨🇳 sized adults fit up there?
54" x 96"
You could probably make it work. It would be better if they were small or ... uh... "acquainted" **cough**
@@JoshtheRVNerd hell that’s enough room for that entire side of the family. They’re a wee little people.
Hi. Great video. Are there 5 total seatbelts?
I would love to have some idea of out the door pricing...,this is perfect size for what i'm looking for.
We provide pricing on our home site for any RV we have in inventory. We happen to be sold out on this one and there have been updates since this footage was published that may affect pricing (which is why we don't include pricing in our videos -- it gets outdated quickly and causes the kind of confusion that can quickly lead to upset clients).
Also, every state handles taxes differently, so a team member would need to know a bit about your location so we can fulfill the request. You can contact them at 800-256-5196 or sales@haylettrv.com
@@JoshtheRVNerd thanks, totally understand...,You guy's have the best walk threw videos I've seen. Thanks again for commenting back so quick.
Is the long "full wall" slide a problem, especially since due to the type of slide mechanism?
Calling this one a full wall slide is something of a misnomer I suppose. While technically accurate it's no larger than a common super slide used like crazy throughout the industry. Should provide no higher level of challenge vs. a common super slide.
Good question though
What is the difference between the Jayco line of class c motor homes and the Jayco "Entegra" line of class c motor homes?
Similar with "trim package differences" essentially. Think of them as the Cadillac version of a Chevy or GMC. (to state it painfully simply)
How comfortable is the folding bed? Can you feel the seam??
It's a question with a subjective answer. Some people think it's great. Some people hate it. I don't think you'll feel the seam since it's by your feet and not under your shoulders or on a pressure point.
Are jayco class c ‘s rated to zero for winter driving?
To my knowledge they're not tested for that but it's definitely a question worth asking.
Looks like a nice unit, good storage and floorplan, how ever my thoughts are, TV location, I know we're talking 24 feet, but see me, that you would eliminate 2 people from wat hing TV. there qare also no windows in the in the upper bunk. I just like more natural light.
And that's why we carry different models. This one isn't made with full timing in mind first and foremost. It's a bounce around traveler's rig for folks who want to get there and explore rather than get there and set up house.
Things like the upper bunk windows are a symptom of the price point. We can get you the overhead windows in this and other layouts, but it's a "get what you pay for" sort of thing.
Nice.
Does this Class C have steel frame or a wooden frame?
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Steel Ford Chassis, but the "Shell" of the RV body itself is laminated with an aluminum skeleton
I see the outlets on both sides of the master bed, but how c-pap friendly is this unit ?
Less-so than some other models for sure. You'd want a small stand or add a little shelf in the area to avoid stringing hoses and whatnot all over.
@@JoshtheRVNerd Thanks for your response . It sounds like while it may not be the ideal motor home for c-pap users , the problem isn't insurmountable .
Hey Josh, I need some help I have a family of 8. My wife and I and 6 kids. I’m wondering if you can recommend some motor homes that would fit our needs. I’m looking at class a and c. I would prefer a class c but understand if that wouldn’t work with my size family. I really like the Jayco Greyhawk and precepts. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I don't really see why a Class C wouldn't work where a Class A would. C models have come a long way and often offer nearly identical floor plans. For instance:
Here's a sample Class C Greyhawk Bunk Model: www.jayco.com/images/pages/5431-31F.png
It sleeps 2 in the master bed, 2 in the bunks, 2 on the sofa/dinette, and 2 on the over-cab.
By contrast, here's a sample Class A Prepcept Bunk Model: www.jayco.com/images/pages/4955-36A.png
It ALSO Sleeps 2 in the master bed, 2 in the bunks, 2 on the sofa/dinette, and 2 on the optional over-cab.
Is there a potential factor here I've missed or overlooked beyond simple sleeping capacity? Perhaps another quality of a Class C that has disqualified it for you?
Thanks for the reply. I like that seats swivel in the class a but this class c in the video here has swivel seats so they are doing that now so that’s not really factor. I would think the class a has more room to move about during the day is that true?
Haylett RV yeah these two models I have been looking at and I do like them a lot. Do you know if they both have 8 seat belts?
@@jonmoratelli7326 The swivel seats question is correct. The main benefit of a class A in this case will be that extra nudge of living space. Also, Jayco is one of the best about seatbelts. Watch our Greyhawk 29MV video and you'll hear me talk about the number of them they use. You can see it here: bit.ly/2QxoR1m
Jayco actually uses more seatbelts than they would need. Your family would be fine.
How much Is this?
bit.ly/2z6f0Ej has a link where you can have pricing auto-emailed to you. Enjoy!
Wats the price?
Hi Craig! We're sold out of this one currently so I have nothing to reference. But typically these Redhawk SEs we carry go up for a minimum figure of 59,995
I wonder if I could live in this full time? It's just me an my cat.
I've seen people live full time in smaller vans. You could definitely live in this motorhome full time.
I'd say yes. I sure could if it was just myself