aguablanco wrote:
I am not suggesting that I want a Rolls for the price of a Chevy. I understand profit as well. My contention is that it really doesn't take take much, if any, more effort to do things right as opposed to slapping everything together. I don't want higher end appliances, I want what I paid for installed correctly. I don't want Teak cabinets, I want the ones I paid for to work as designed. As said earlier, we as a group make too many excuses for the manufacturers and dealers. Why do they have enough time, and money, to do it twice but never enough to do it right the first time? As long as our expectations are low they will always be met.
RichH
Well it's the same thing really. And I think you missed my point.
RV's are built on an Assembly line. To stop that line to correct a small problem results in HUGE costs. It is in effect much cheaper to fix some things after the fact. But as assembly progresses it may be very difficult to access those issues. A hard decision is required. And it's an economic one. And NO it does not cost the same to do it right the first time in all cases.
