2019 Rockwood Signature Ultra Lite Factory Assembly Line (Descriptive)

[@cwmoser]

Fascinating video. The folks who do the actual construction of our Travel Trailers deserve lots of respect. These guys are skilled at what they do and they hustle.

[@6smokey66]

BEST OF THE BEST...

[@tracystoutbehunin9303]

Thanks for the video. This was really neat to watch. Just a side note that the music was maybe too repetitive. I had to turn off the volume to finish it. Thanks for putting this together.

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[@szinski]

I'm disappointed in that everyone seems rushed and not paying attention to details. I would feel a lot better about my soon-to-be Forest River TT if everyone would stop running, stop throwing tools around, slow down, and pay more attention to what they're doing.

[@JT-xb6bg]

A Forest River TT and a Flagstaff/Rockwood TT are two very different things

[@UhYeahWhateverDude]

No child labor laws were violated during the making of this trailer.

[@kccarrtheoregonhillbillyhi4803]

Did I miss when they put the holding tanks in

[@nealsmith1140]

What I saw was people would move in one direction then stop and go another direction a little confusing and not doing quality they want quantity being rush and pushed to do it faster. Which makes pore quality. I am getting a rockwood mini lite we will see how the quality when I go to pick it up.

[@garlandstyle5797]

Very interesting. I love my 2109s and how sturdy it is. I'd sure like to see how and where they run the electrical. I don't want to drill through a line some day hanging a picture. :)

[@melinatoche]

Garland Style Unfortunately the factory does not release wiring schematics, unless a dealer requests it for servicing purposes.

[@stickin2it]

Use command hooks

[@northlander4370]

why are these guys rushed in their jobs ?? quality suffers when workers get tired ! , hope they are paid well !

[@miket8324]

So after watching this I can see the BOSS SAID everybody run around and move as fast as you can while we shoot this video.

[@bradleystewart7690]

They run because time is money, and when your in production you have to move fast or you will get ran over. 20 years of production experience. Some places not so much but most always move this way.

[@billygmusic6528]

Does anyone have an exact address ?can I pick up my tt at the plant

[@dank8017]

While this was interesting to watch it wasn't reassuring watching everybody literally running around doing their jobs. Some things just seemed to be "eyeballed rather than precision. I can see how things are going to be missed as rushed as they are.

[@larmar]

I gave a thumbs down because the film was too short and there was a lot left out.

[@canadianthought]

Joe Public: Why can't they make these faster? Joe Public Again: Why do people move so fast? Seriously though: 1) This video speed has been sped up, likely why the editor chose to use music to cover the sped up sound. 2) These people are on one station all day doing the exact same thing; it's second nature to them, they don't need to take 4 times a long to do something, and if they did, they wouldn't have the job for very long, and you wouldn't pay for 4x the labor. This all looks perfectly fine.

[@bradleystewart7690]

Apparently you have never worked in rv manufacturing, or you would know better.

[@miket8324]

Literally a rat race to complete the job. This is why recreational vehicles do not last long. I know some of the video is spead up but these people are racing to get their jobs complete. This is a classic example of why RVs fail. Extremely poor craftsmanship and materials. But they want to charge you the same price as a home.