RV Engineering and Construction
I spent this afternoon repairing a canned-food storage drawer on our toy hauler. It was obviously loose and not sliding correctly. Yet again, I discovered the poor engineering and construction of RV...
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Or why can't they install the wall receptacles and TV jacks straight and square?
Or why don't they ever clean up the wood shavings from holes they drill?
Or why are the cabinet doors so flimsy that they tweak and bend every time they're opened/closed?
The list goes on and on. We're certainly not in the market for a new unit, but we do like to look when we go to Camping World or other places that have them. We step into the brand new RV and immediately see 3 or 4 things that are screwed up. This isn't caused by people traffic, but rather they are workmanship flaws on the factory. Yet you can buy a brand new, 3 BR/2 BA mobile home for less money (and arguably slightly better quality) than a typical 26-32 foot travel trailer.
Or why don't they ever clean up the wood shavings from holes they drill?
Or why are the cabinet doors so flimsy that they tweak and bend every time they're opened/closed?
The list goes on and on. We're certainly not in the market for a new unit, but we do like to look when we go to Camping World or other places that have them. We step into the brand new RV and immediately see 3 or 4 things that are screwed up. This isn't caused by people traffic, but rather they are workmanship flaws on the factory. Yet you can buy a brand new, 3 BR/2 BA mobile home for less money (and arguably slightly better quality) than a typical 26-32 foot travel trailer.
