RV Quality
I have been wanting to buy a RV. But the more I read about all of the different Classes and how many items need to be fixed. It seems to me that most if not all RV's are money pits. I understand thing...
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Again, its not so much the quality of the materials used, as it is the quality of the persons workmanship putting it all together.That Amish craftsmanship comes at a price. Heck, give me a whole day to screw in backer strips and every one of them will be straight and plumb. That is, as long as my employer supplies me with the correct length screws.
I don't think it's accurate to put the lack of quality assembly on the backs of the workers. If the Mfg cared, he'd train that worker to do everything right or replace him if he couldn't get with the program. My take is that they try to assemble as quickly as possible and there is no goal of getting it right as can be, just keep moving them out the door.
Another dynamic is the availability of a skilled workforce. I've read that the Mfg hub in Indiana has issues with recruiting.
