RV Engineering and Construction
I spent this afternoon repairing a canned-food storage drawer on our toy hauler. It was obviously loose and not sliding correctly. Yet again, I discovered the poor engineering and construction of RV...
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No, you're not missing anything. This is the main reason we are on our second General Coach product which were hand made in Canada and extremely well made. All plywood construction, very well run plumbing, electrical, true thermal pane windows, guaranteed to -30C, 7,000 lb axles with disc brakes, etc. Definitely a high end unit for their time. Yes they were expensive but I got tired of fixing problems every time we went out and not having to do that anymore is priceless.
We have looked long and hard at newer units because we were thinking strongly about a toyhauler but found too many shortcomings in quality compared to what we have to turn us off of them.
We have looked long and hard at newer units because we were thinking strongly about a toyhauler but found too many shortcomings in quality compared to what we have to turn us off of them.
