DutchmenSport wrote:
If you would take a tour of a couple different RV manufacturing plants, you'd see things with slightly different eyes. I'm not saying it makes it right, I'm just saying, you'd understand the work that goes into building an RV, all the bazillion things involved, and all the complexity.
Unfortunately, too many folks attempt to compare the RV industry to the auto industry, and frankly, the two industries (really) don't have a whole lot in common, other than both end products travel on public roads.
Take a tour, listen to what the guild says, watch the workers, and then ask the guide about the lack of quality. You'll see things in a different way. (there again, I'm not saying it's right ... they do miss some of the most obvious stuff, but if you saw it in action, you'd understand why).
Great post. Very accurate assessment and advice IMO.
