The Kodiak's last shot at me
Last June we bought a Kodiak 279RBSL TT. It was my first RV. The day after delivery, the belly pan was filled with water. The plumbing had three large leaks. The dealer informed me that they fixed one...
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Great thread. The OP is correct about the appalling quality in most (if not all) RV manufacturers. However, factories produce exactly what the buying public wants. I laugh out loud every time I walk thru a new unit on a sales lot and I see the fancy poster describing in great detail how well the unit is made and how awesome the materials.
I learned by trial and error that when hiring auto body repair techs if they talk about their work quality they usually don't have any. When a tech held me accountable in the interview and wanted to know what tools and assets we had that would make him more productive, I usually had a tech that delivered quality repairs. I don't want to know about your warranty program. If you built stuff that worked your warranty costs would be pretty low.
I learned by trial and error that when hiring auto body repair techs if they talk about their work quality they usually don't have any. When a tech held me accountable in the interview and wanted to know what tools and assets we had that would make him more productive, I usually had a tech that delivered quality repairs. I don't want to know about your warranty program. If you built stuff that worked your warranty costs would be pretty low.
