How a TT is built

dodge guy wrote:
If they slowed it down a bit and did quality work I don`t think a $2k jump in price would be objectionable as a buyer! I guarantee if they slowed it down a bit we wouldn`t be finding screws through water lines or wiring, things would be fastened properly and the sawdust would be vacuumed up instead of swept into the walls and floors. maybe they could even plug in a water heater once in a while too!

We don`t need Lexus (Toyota) quality.....rather just attention to detail and a little pride in what they build and sell!

I totally agree with this. But as long as there are mfg's who make them cheaper, people will buy them cheaper.

You cannot buy a cheap camper in Europe. This doesn't seem to limit the market, people just got used to paying more, and then do.

As for the comment about making the employee pay for the warranty, if that were the case, there would be a motorized revolving door at the factory. Nobody would stay there.

I think Hourly pay is a better way than piecework pay, but that is how the Amish community likes to get paid.

That video with the guys swinging the walls around and stopping them with their bodies wouldn't pass safety in any other industry, Yikes!