I don't know which manufacture the Amish craftsmen are working for but, it's none of the mainstream builders I'm sure judging by the lack of build quality in today's RV's.The ample supply of Amish craftsmen. (no joke and not derogatory by any means, they're awesome)
My teardrop was made by Happy Valley Trailers, mostly Amish craftsmen. I've been dragging it around for almost 10 years and it's still solid as a brick, no squeaks, rattles, or separated seams. But they were Ohio, not Indiana. When Happy Valley bought Little Guy they moved manufacturing to improve quality.I don't know which manufacture the Amish craftsmen are working for but, it's none of the mainstream builders I'm sure judging by the lack of build quality in today's RV's.
And I say that as an owner of a new(ish) RV with with less than stellar build quality.
We have a T@G that was built by Little Guy just before they split/sold to Nucamp. We have put 20,000+ miles on that thing and it is still as solid as the day we bought it. We have also owned several other rv's from the mainstream builders. I will never own one of the big names again. Our little teardrop is not off road worthy but we love to use it when we are just going out to camp at local parks.My teardrop was made by Happy Valley Trailers, mostly Amish craftsmen. I've been dragging it around for almost 10 years and it's still solid as a brick, no squeaks, rattles, or separated seams. But they were Ohio, not Indiana. When Happy Valley bought Little Guy they moved manufacturing to improve quality.
The brains behind that, Scott Hubble, is now at nuCamp RV and still building quality trailers.
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