Question 1

How much does a used Jayco Redhawk 31F cost?

Accepted Answer

Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced Redhawk 31F listings with asking prices from $62,979 to $103,279, and a median asking price of $103,279. That median sits at the top of the range because two of the three are priced close together up high. These are asking prices, not what anyone paid. All three currently have photos, so you can see condition before you call.

Question 2

What years of the Redhawk 31F are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The current listings span model years 2021 through 2025, across three units. That is a fairly recent group, so you are shopping late-model coaches rather than older ones. The site does not list mileage or engine hours for these, so if that matters to you, ask the seller directly. Inventory changes, so the year spread you see today may differ from this.

Question 3

What layouts or floorplans of the Redhawk 31F are listed?

Accepted Answer

All three are the same 31F floorplan, a Class C gas motorhome. The descriptions call out bunk beds, a full-wall slide, a legless dinette table, a cab over bunk, a large wardrobe, and a rear private master suite with access to a dual-entry bathroom. One description notes the bunks sit across from the main entrance, and mentions up to seven sleeping spaces using the queen bed, bunks, cab over bunk and furniture.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used Redhawk 31F?

Accepted Answer

Since these are 2021 to 2025 Class C coaches, check the roof and all seams and sealant, plus the full-wall slide seals and how smoothly it runs in and out. Test the 18-foot electric awning, the convection microwave and the double-door refrigerator named in the descriptions. Inspect the bunk beds and cab over bunk for cracks, and run the dual-entry bathroom plumbing. The listings do not state mileage or service history, so ask.

Question 5

What features come on the Redhawk 31F?

Accepted Answer

From the dealer descriptions on these listings: bunk beds with an industry-exclusive 300-pound rating, a full-wall slide, an easy-operation legless dinette table, a cab over bunk, a large wardrobe, under-bed storage, a rear master suite, a dual-entry bathroom, a convection microwave, an 8 cubic foot flush-mount double-door refrigerator, a sofa, a booth dinette and an 18-foot electric awning. Anything beyond that list is not stated, so confirm with the seller.

Question 6

Is the Redhawk 31F a good choice for families?

Accepted Answer

That is the use these listings support. The descriptions mention up to seven sleeping spaces using the queen bed, the bunk beds, the cab over bunk and the furniture, plus bunks rated to 300 pounds and a rear master suite with a dual-entry bath. A full-wall slide opens up the living area, and there is a booth dinette and sofa. Nothing in the listings addresses full-timing or towing capability.

Question 7

Where can I find a Redhawk 31F for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

All 3 of the Redhawk 31F listings on US RV Connection are in McDonough, Georgia. There is no other city represented for this model at the moment, so buyers outside the Southeast should plan on a trip or arrangements to get it home. Each of the three has photos. Listings turn over, so check back if nothing near you is showing today.

Question 8

How does the Redhawk 31F compare to the Jayco Eagle 321RSTS and Eagle HT 27.5RLTS?

Accepted Answer

The biggest difference is category: the Redhawk 31F listings are Class C gas motorhomes, while the Eagle models are separate Jayco lines. On price, the 321RSTS shows 3 listings from $29,950 to $64,995, median $61,979, model years 2019 to 2027. The Eagle HT 27.5RLTS shows 3 listings from $14,999 to $27,995, median $14,999, all 2018. We do not have floorplan descriptions for either sibling, so compare them in their own listings.

Jayco Redhawk 31F: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions