Love the claim that the problem on the propane cylinders is time to receive a shipment from a domestic supplier is too long, well duh, when there is more demand for domestically produced units, more facilities will start producing them, and those times will go down. And with these companies all cranking out units as fast as they can, what is the real problem with ordering two weeks farther ahead? Indiana's calandars don't work? You can plan for those issues. You still need the same number of units each month. And with just in time ordering, they will place many of the orders for a cyclical timeframe.
And you would think that the returning manufacturing jobs being higher paying than the burger flippers would be seen as a plus to the industry, thousands more people filling those jobs that can now afford to buy an RV. That should be their goal shouldn't it? Increasing their market.
