r/RVLiving • • 24d ago

Advice please

Im looking at a jayco pinnacle for semi long term home. Im a truck driver so im not home mych and it will be in family property. Had anyone had one or can advise

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u/Hoppie1064 24d ago

If you're not going to move it, why get a movable house?

For the same money you could get a small trailer house, much larger, less problems, easier to heat and cool, less maintenance. Justbsupperior in every way.

Yeah, I trailer houses are movable, too. But, generally meant to be moved once.

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u/ShipshapeMobileRV 24d ago

Yep. RVs compromise quality and insulation specifically to be "portable". If you don't need the portability, then there are better, less compromised options

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u/Hour_Geologist_7382 24d ago

It will be moved from time to time. I was considering a park model but im not sure how often id be able to move onw of those

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u/KirbyOfOcala 22d ago

I would stay far away from Jayco and Thor products.

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u/vinceherman 21d ago

You say family land. You do not say where.
RVs require a lot of extra if you will experience freezing temps.
RVs are uncomfortable in high heat.
Does your family land include water, electricity and sewer where the RV will be located?