Factory Visit

[sundancer 87]

C'mon, it wasn't bent, not from Dutchman, it was architecturally formed to meet specs.

[RVNevada]

Sundancer, I like that…LOL

[donzinger]

The pic of the fresh water tank and filler hose telks the tale as to why we couldn't get the full advertised amount of water in there until the excess was cut out...

Also interesting that we see no workers in any pics at all

[Camper2b]

More pics I found online awhile back dont remember where, notice worker's present!

[donzinger]

Very interesting nonetheless. Thinking I'd like to do this one day

[RVNevada]

The new photos, show how many are being build at the same time, very interesting, no room for Q/C

[joebedford]

Originally Posted by RVNevada

didn't the first picture show a metal brace, that was bend

Trick of perspective - it's FORWARD not BENT.

[Camper2b]

Originally Posted by lcv800

We took the Voltage tour. Very accommodating. Spent and hour or so with us. Unfortunately at the time, I didn't know what I was looking at. 5 or 6 work stations. Everyone has X amount of time to complete their jobs then a whistle blows and all the workers push the dollies that the units are being built on, to the next station. I didn't ask what happens if someone wasn't finished when the whistle blew, but I think I know now. LOL. Crank out a couple of full units a day.
Rusty

A couple a day! Who told you that? 12 - 15 per day is fact. The full body paints take weeks longer because they are subbed out to local paint shops for paint work who are always behind and that takes the most time. This is an assembly line where workers are paid by piece work... thats fact! Of course they are what they are, they're not a Prevost

[lcv800]

Pretty sure he said 5 to 8 a day, depending on the model. Mine was a 10 week wait after build for paint. Done in January with the build and finished with paint in March.
Rusty