Something of interest on toy hauler rear doors

[BGMAC]

I saw this on ticktock. Thought it was interesting about the strength and construction of the doors.

 

[Buly]

Yes, but they are built with pride. And some are making fun of the Chinese quality?
Just shameful

 

[ahartend]

Yes, but they are built with pride. And some are making fun of the Chinese quality?
Just shameful

 

[ahartend]

On my 2nd ramp door made by Eclipse, I’m so unhappy with my purchase of 2023 3322CK Attitude Iconic

 

[Kevin D Pem]

I saw this on ticktock. Thought it was interesting about the strength and construction of the doors.

You know you should stay silent right?

I have maintained cargo trailers are the way to quality. The result on this forum was I was referred to as a schoolie. I'm guessing that some people have insights into how things should be made more than others.

 

[BGMAC]

You know you should stay silent right?

I have maintained cargo trailers are the way to quality. The result on this forum was I was referred to as a schoolie. I'm guessing that some people have insights into how things should be made more than others.

lol, I’m not doing any talking. . The in the video is.

 

[sanda]

On my 2nd ramp door made by Eclipse, I’m so unhappy with my purchase of 2023 3322CK Attitude Iconic

We purchased a new Eclipse Attitude in 2023. I could write a book on all the factory defects. Their customer support for warranty repairs is a joke. I found 3 dealers who stopped selling their products due to no dealer support. If you buy an Eclipse you will have an Attitude and it won't be a good one.

 

[Holdmybeer]

Yes, but they are built with pride. And some are making fun of the Chinese quality?
Just shameful

"Made in America" being synonymous to quality is largely a myth to justify price. China grew it's industrial juggernaut of an economy on copying, but that was then. My anecdote to that end was a high end backpack I researched and ultimately purchased. There were two versions from the same manufacturer, the one made in America from all American sourced materials (to US military standards) cost literally ~3x the identical backpack made in China from overseas sourced materials.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

"Made in America" being synonymous to quality is largely a myth to justify price. China grew it's industrial juggernaut of an economy on copying, but that was then. My anecdote to that end was a high end backpack I researched and ultimately purchased. There were two versions from the same manufacturer, the one made in America from all American sourced materials (to US military standards) cost literally ~3x the identical backpack made in China from overseas sourced materials.

Not true!

Time for a lesson in economic models I guess.

Everyone In China works for the same company. That company can set pricing and boost production at Will, by simply making it so by setting national goals. Just dream for a minute that your government had policies that cooperated with industry rather than fighting it! Do you think it might change how companies function?

As for "manufactured" by the same company? Sourced by the company would be more factual. If from China the company is China, not the company you buy from here state side.

Buying from a specific source simply depends on what you support. Quality can come from both sides of the pond!

And lastly, though often overlooked! Buyers beware!