RV Show Reflections (Do RV Engineers RV?)
Went to the San Antonio RV show yesterday and we really enjoyed seeing all the new RVs. Was pleasently surprised at construction quality on most models, not a lot of shoddy construction issues were ob...
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Lynnmor wrote:tinstartrvlr wrote:
Heard a tale from someone who did a factory tour. He said the line workers had something like 22 minutes to complete whatever task their station required.
No wonder why things look like they were slapped together.
And then at the end of the line, if there are no OBVIOUS issues, the unit moves on. Then it's up to the dealer to deal with the fallout. And the customer suffers.
All about the bottom line. Crank em out and get em sold.
Sad really.
Folks should do a few tours of RV assembly plants, then they would understand why there are problems. They might find that the idea of these things being designed, engineered or quality controlled is not part of the equation.
Yet we keep buying them and at a record pace.........
