An Approach to RV Defects
Many problems owners encounter with their new rigs are a result of sloppy work during assembly. Quality and piece work might work well in a monastery. But I doubt it, human nature being what it is. ...
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ford truck guy wrote:cekkk wrote:ford truck guy wrote:
Would you take that option if your surgeon was offering it ? I would not use him if he offered it! Do it right the first time... that's not that hard
Point on. If you can afford it, you find and pay for a surgeon who who wasn't at the bottom of his class. So, yes, the best charge, or "offer" it now.
As for doing it right the first time, I completely agree. That's the way it should work. But that takes us back to the monastery problem, doesn't it.
Maybe this is too scary, but innovation often is.
The sad thing really is.... That we are having this conversation... IF ALL workers took pride in their work it would be a non issue... Up charge for a better or sturdier model.. I'm ok with that... up charge to have something double or triple checked, should not have to pay for that
That's not what's happening. I ending up staying for 10 days, at Newmar, when I went to pick up (and rejected) my Dutch Star.
I do NOT care how much pride you have, and how much you might want to do the work "right", if it takes 8 hours to do it right, and they only give you 3 hours to do it, and they insist you do it THEIR way, and you need the job,..........THAT'S what's happening.
IMO there's only ONE way to receive better/higher quality,...PAY FOR IT. It's easy for me to find the quality I prefer, I know exactly what to buy,.....I just don't have that kind of money.
I'm convinced that RV manufacturers simply produce different models/sizes/qualities base on what buyers will pay.
BTW I also was a production manager for a manufacturing facility (part owner as well).
