Aria, any one bought one

[jannnda]

Originally Posted by HMCSW

Taking delivery on a 3401 Thursday. The dealer is testing all the systems,:fill the holding tanks and let them set overnight to look for leaks and such. We are coming from boating so now a land yacht.

My wife and I came from boating. Some of the systems are very close to the boating world. The big difference for us is a boat build quality is much higher than a MH.

[HMCSW]

Originally Posted by jannnda

My wife and I came from boating. Some of the systems are very close to the boating world. The big difference for us is a boat build quality is much higher than a MH.

Agree on fit and finish however our boat was a 40 SeaRay and cost three times more than our 2021 Aria.

[Bob Denman]

If a boat is, "a hole in the water; into which one throws their money.": RVs have the same relationship with thex woods...

[jannnda]

Originally Posted by HMCSW

Agree on fit and finish however our boat was a 40 SeaRay and cost three times more than our 2021 Aria.

I had a 36’ SeaRay. Paid about the same for my Hurricane 31Z. The cost for me to keep the 31Z on the road is much higher. Now, I bought the SeaRay used and the Hurricane new so that may be the difference? It really doesn’t matter. I wanted to see the country and you really can’t do that in a boat. We are happy with our decision, just not prepared for some of the issues we have had with our MH. Life is good.

[HMCSW]

yep, just a lot less money unless your in a Marathon.. After 30 years of owning boats I looking forward to traveling on land for a while. Plus everything about RVing is less expensive than a boat: especially a salt water boat.