Flyfisherman128 wrote:
If what you can see is poor workmanship, what is the quality of the work you can't see.
If this coach is like 95% of the others that are built, if you dig deep you will find the cheapest plastic tubing used for plumbing, drywall screws used to hold most cabinets together, particle board and flakeboard used as underlayment, thin exterior walls, with minimal insulation, which is why the screw came through to begin with, rubber roofing or other material that is the cheapest the manufacturer could find, loose shifting fiberglass insulation in the front and rear caps, refrigerators that catch fire, and the list goes on and on.
Even IF the highest quality of human workmanship was used to build the RV's, the majority of the MATERIALS used in the house portion of 95% of RV's are still on the lower end of the quality scale.
