Thanks for watching!! Please share among your social channels and groups who may find this info interesting!!

@mikecooper9176

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for video, very enlightening. Is your footage current or a bit older? Reason being, I have a Pinnacle scheduled to be built April/May timeframe and was wondering if they have started those lines up for the spring run. Thanks again.

@cherylyoung440

3 жыл бұрын

Ok will do

@karlmacomb379

3 жыл бұрын

Ty Josh for all your videos.....is there any videos on the braking systems on campers and 5th wheels?????

@nineofhearts6020

3 жыл бұрын

Hey got a question , I’m a home builder and honestly I don’t understand why the RV industry isn’t using spray foam on the underside of the plywood floor at least . I get why they don’t do it in the walls unless it’s a DRV with 3 inch walls but the floors on RVs are cold in winter and there’s a ton of loss in summer with Air conditioning . We use it everywhere in homes and it makes such a difference . They could spray it while the chassis is upside down. Easy and a huge selling point .

@nineofhearts6020

3 жыл бұрын

They could even do the roof , labor wise it would be less and be much faster. Bat insulation never seals tight and sucks to work with. It would cut down on sound as well. . I’m not a spray foam salesman or care to be one I just see a more efficient way of building things with less labor. It’s a no brainer . Weight shouldn’t be a problem either .

If the rest of the RV Dealer community took as much interest in their present, and future customers as Haylett RV does, nobody would ever own a house again! Thank You Josh for the "scenes behind the scenes" of the RV build processes! ~Lou

Now THAT is a true RV man. A man that can name the RVs by number before they’re even put together.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Lol - it’s NEVER on jeopardy!!

@geoffreyheitz8942

3 жыл бұрын

It helps that it’s written on the front of the frame around 2:46

Outstanding video.... And the fact that they are NOT working is a plus. And getting to see one at virtually at every stage of production. Great video Josh...and hats off to you. Your narration is second to none.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty Jake!

That's so cool to actually see how much work goes into producing a RV

Hi Josh, as I am watching the tour it came to my mind, solar is the new tech that most people want. Manufactures should start installing a conduit from the roof to the storage area so that wiring can be run at anytime for aftermarket solar. Would make it better for everyone

@JoshtheRVNerd

2 жыл бұрын

That would be soooo nice

If you can get more videos of off grid and off road designed campers I think that would be great. Not something I personally am looking for but it sure seems that’s where the market is moving. For me personally I would like to see more comparison videos. Quality, features etc between brands

@Jmansheim7

Жыл бұрын

Me too😊

Amish, that explains a lot. Saying Amish is like saying Japanese or German built, at least that’s what I hear. I love how they take pride in their quality of build

Having worked in equipment manufacturing for over 33 years, I always appreciate the opportunity to see how other manufacturers assemble their products. Very cool. Thanks for the video.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

What sort of things did you make?

@rogereide

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoshtheRVNerd Skid Steer Loaders and Compact Track Loaders (Gehl, Mustang, and Manitou Brands)

Thank you very much and thank you to jayco for allowing us all to have a glimpse into what makes these things special.

Antoine else notice the broken roof truss at 13:50at the rear air opening

@jonhowe3696

3 жыл бұрын

Yah, I was wondering the same thing. When does that get fixed? And how did it get this far?

Thanks Josh, that was super interesting and informative too. I love to see how things are made in general but this is applicable too. 👍🏻

We went out and watched them build the campers before we purchased one it was very informational it's a must do for anyone that wants to see or purchase a camper

Invaluable! Whether your an engineer an RV nerd or just shopping there’s something here for everyone. This provides context for the Jayco difference as well as just understanding an RV in general. Great job Josh, thanks Haylett RV.

I really appreciate you taking us with you on these factory tours. It certainly gives us a view of what goes into the manufacturing process of different brands that we would not likely otherwise see. Thanks Josh🙏

Thanks Josh, love to see how any manufacturer builds their rv’s.

Great video. Love to see the "behind the scenes" of construction. It gives so much more information than just the cosmetic aspects. That's a valuable bit of information. Thank you.

My wife & I bought a 2021 321RSTS Thanks to your reviews of jayco. We love our (tree house) Rv. This is our second rv in four years.

Thanks for the inside view. I have a new appreciation for how these RVs are engineered and built.

We've had really good luck with our Jayco the past 5 years. We paid a little more than the other competitors we looked at, but feel it was well worth it . We've had a couple of minor issues but nothing I haven't been able to fix.

Thanks Nerd! Stop Number Three down the rabbit hole of factory tours!

Good to know. A lot goes into making one of these, but most just see a great looking finished product. Thanks. Good job.

Great, real look at the manufacturing process, do more of this so we can see quality!

You looked as happy as a fat kid in a candy store Josh! That stack of LP tanks outside was awesome!

Oh, I like those Pinnacles. Love seeing what you normally cannot see once they're done. Makes you understand more about why they're priced the way they are.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty for watching!!

Awesome. Love Jayco!

Thank you for showing us the build process!

My wife and I just purchased a 2021 North Point 310RLTS. It's our first 5ver and it's gorgeous. Seeing the inside factory your makes it interesting to see how it cones together. Thanks

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Congratulations Scott!!

Great look inside a Jayco Fifth Wheel with your added insight and knowledge. We took a tour about 15 years ago, not up close like you. Thanks for this video.

Appreciate these ‘info’ videos more than you know. No such thing as too much knowledge in anything you’re in to. Glad the line was shut down, imagine you can’t hear yourself think with everything running. We always shut down our production for new customer tours so they don’t feel like they are being shouted at. Respect for the workers faith

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty Ken :)

Thanks Josh! This was by far the best as we are bias. We ordered a 382FLRB back in February. We enjoyed your review and then to see them being built on the line. We can’t wait to get our new rig. We have sold our house and as of right now....we are full time. Currently in our Wolf Pack 25pack12. Thank you again!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Wow congrats! Enjoy!!

Thank you Josh for making this video! We have a North Point 377RLBH on order right now and I am so thrilled to see how it’s constructed! It calms my nerves a little bit more about our RV being constructed during these times of backlogs and “let’s hurry up and get them out the door” mentality. Jayco seems to be doing it right!

I really enjoy the manufacturer tours you are posting.

Josh, I love your videos ... thank you so much!

Awesome video, I retired from Boeing and some of what I did I worked on the assembly line for the Boeing 727,747, 707, 757 airliner and we build them in stages, I work the structure part, did some work install the wings the k-flaps and a lot in the inside. It's interesting to see all that goes on inside those big jets, I think that you would be amaze on how they are build. Building the big jumbo jet airliner they look a whole lot worse than the rv's inside, the mess that is made but as they go down the line it start to come together so when the buyer come in to inspect there airliner they are very nice.

We love our North Point

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Can’t blame you. Especially this last year they just got so so good

Great video. Always enjoy seeing the how things are built.

Thanks Josh. Feeling even better about our North Point after seeing to roof structure “naked”. I knew that the Magnum XL 6 roof system was stout but gee whiz I had no idea...

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

There’s nothing stronger out there

I’m here to see the tolerances for wiring/plumbing purchases in the floors. I understand bigger openings make for easier wire/pipe chasing, but it makes it easier for critters to get in, belly skins or not.

Thank you for doing this on-site. Very informative.

That’s really cool. I love seeing how they’re made. Looking forward to the other tours.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty so much for joining us! Check the video description for a few more that are out plus links to 3 more Jayco yours that will be rolling out in coming weeks!

*This is the BEST factory tour you have done Joshua* !! *It's less distracting and easier to follow the plan when no one is working* !! *The factory tours help me so much to understand* !! *Such a GREAT design on this Jayco Magnum roof* !! #HaylettRVReviewsNewsAndMore

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty Susan! Three more from Jayco to come. Hopefully I can get to Places like Rockwood and keystone later on

@susanjspaulding

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoshtheRVNerd WOW!!! Looking forward to 3 more from Jayco!! Very happy to hear Rockwood and Keystone tours will be here in the near future!!! BIG Rockwood fan!!

Nice job! It’s cool to see how other things are made other then automobiles! Been around auto industry 35 years.

Love the Jayco Factory tour....looking forward to the next parts. Thanks for sharing.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty slammed with work but I think I’ll be able to squeeze in about one a week

Great tour. Thanks Uncle Josh.

Thanks Josh, that was awesome to see!

This was a fantastic video. Nice job Josh.

Very informative! Thank you for doing this Josh!

Great insights. Often hear how poorly RVs are made but that was actually impressive. Had to cut the bottom cover to access a leaking tank on my current RV... yes duct tape hold it in place now. Had to laugh. Also appreciate the extra effort to provide an access panel. That is the kind of thing 2nd time buyers would appreciate. Thanks!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve actually seen some stats indicating how Jayco was the number one brand chosen by second time owners. Which I think is pretty impressive

Interesting tour! Thanks Josh!

This tour is amazing Josh, I've never seen a factory video as good as this, your detailed commentary is second to none...thank you! I really like Jayco's and would be honored to own one, one day. Happy Easter to you and yours sir. God bless

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Ty :)

This was such a great video. Thanks for respecting the Amish workers that do not liked to be filmed. So many people think its a game to get a picture of them. 🤨 Wow that roof was awesome. I was so impressed with the quality control that goes into building the 5th wheel during construction, not just afterwards. Happy Easter.🐰🐣

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I happened to have grown up with Amish neighbors, so it’s all pretty familiar to me. I don’t think they’re widely understood a lot of times

@HugsXO

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoshtheRVNerd I noticed the other 3 videos listed for factory tours are listed as private and are not available for viewing. Are they being released on future dates?

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

@@HugsXO yes -- as soon as I can get them done

@HugsXO

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoshtheRVNerd No worries. I was just curious. We saw the Jayco one yesterday and it was good. Take your time, I know you have been working so hard. I wish you well.😊

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

@@HugsXO I'm wore the heck out right now. Going to be a demanding year I think

Sure hope that was my 382 being built.

Wow we actually have a 382FLRB due to be completed in the next week, maybe one of those is ours!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

That’d be cool!

Great tour, thanks. Jayco is definitely at the top of my list based on some of the information in your video. Love seeing how they're built.

@JoshtheRVNerd

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed! I have several other factory tour videos and more coming!

This was awesome. Thank you

Thanks so much for this video, very interesting. We love our Jaco but are about ready to upgrade from our eagle to North point!💕

Great video! Thanks Josh!

Fat fingers! Respect for the workers faith also commendable. Always wondered how they did all the undercarriage work. Duh... flip the chassis! 🤪. Thanks again for all the great info. Can’t wait for the rest of your tours! Done for real this time.

Well done vid Josh ! Quite an interesting build process for 5th wheels. Slainte' ! Cheers !

Absolutely love this!!!

You should have given me a call, I would have gone with you! Have fun buddy.

Great series I'm watching all 4 now.

@JoshtheRVNerd

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Enjoy 😊

Great job. Thank you.

Ahhh! That's my RV! North Point! Thank you for the tour! I am such a fan of Jayco and HAYLETT RV 💯

@JoshtheRVNerd

2 жыл бұрын

:) :) :)

I appreciate the info here on the chassis ; thanks Josh!

@JoshtheRVNerd

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to help!

GREAT factory tour without the factory noise. Also GREAT inside look at production stages.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I would’ve liked to have shown more action, but with Covid I couldn’t get close and the noise would’ve been an issue

Great video, thank you.

I love these plant tours and am looking to parts 2, 3 & 4. Kudos to the 88 MPH reference to Back to the Future!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

#backintime

I LOVE Jayco!💯❤🥰

I like to see how things come together! Great video!

AWESOME!!!

Thanks!

I enjoyed that tour thank you

Thanks Josh. Once again going to the limits to not take of Haylett customers but educate the rving community as a whole. You're a wizard Harry!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

:)

@nunyabuisness7531

3 жыл бұрын

Oops, that should have said " not only take care of Haylett customers...."

Been waiting on a 37MDQS since Oct. Hopefully it was on the line 🙏🏼. Love your videos! Thanks for all the insight!

Thanks for sharing this. Bought a 2020 32RLTS and it makes me feel a little bit better about “how its made”.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

You did well :) Beautiful rig

Thank you

Great tour. Thanks! 😀

@JoshtheRVNerd

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Love your 80s comments. Anyways. Thanks for this. This is an eyeopener for me. I had no idea the process is like that. Very very interesting.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome!! Thx for watching :)

Thank you, very interesting

Very much appreciated!

Wow! After seeing how they build them it baffles me even further how they can't organize the wiring and plumbing in a better and more professional manner. And the amount of scrap laying on the floor that could easily be swept up and cleaned is unbelievable. Not a lot of pride by the folks on the assembly line as I've noticed in my new 2021 RLTS that I'm reinstalling pex that was kinked and leaking. I cleaned up many many wires that were rubbing on things and secured some stuff in my basement area with a simple extra screw. My refrigerator has all sorts of busted plastic on the bottom you cannot see unless you take stuff apart. This comment comes from me spending big money on one recently. Now to see how the longevity is...

Its like they gave you the keys go the candy store. Thanks for giving us a peek behind the curtain Josh.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it was kinda fun just being able to cruise thru!

Great video as always.... especially the end...... time to get an RV and go on tour Josh!!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I used to be in a loud southern Michigan bar band and would’ve loved that once

That was very interesting. Excellent video my good man. I’ve always wanted to see a behind the scenes view of how this units are built. Thanks for going the extra mile Sir.👍

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty so much for joining us! Check the video description for a few more that are out plus links to 3 more Jayco yours that will be rolling out in coming weeks!

Thanks.

Also way to rock the road trip at the end of the video with Saving Abel! 😎

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

That song lives rent free in my head next to Got No Shame by Brother Cane

Thanks for the tour..

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty so much for joining us! Check the video description for a few more that are out plus links to 3 more Jayco yours that will be rolling out in coming weeks!

Thanks Uncle Josh for the peak behind the curtain. We own a Jayco and it has been solid from day one. Friends of ours have had issues with theirs ( other brands not going to mention the names ) and they are newer then ours. From the video you can see the comparison in building. Great video and I think you may need singing lessons. Haha

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

It’s not an accident they weigh more and cost a bit more

Excellent Video, I like this stuff

Nice job. Great video.

Great video, very informative! Thanks for taking the time to make this. I am looking forward to seeing how my Jayco Eagle HT TT was built.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I think I’ll have time to get that one done by next week

Very interesting and informative, great job Josh!!

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Ty Mike! More parts of this series coming out roughly once a week as I can get to them!

This has helped us tremendously thank you.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t miss our tour of the eagle plant at m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWisj9pmhZjKm7A.html with parts 3 and 4 on their way!!

@michaelolin8370

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoshtheRVNerd lol already qued up ! Love these.

Hey Josh, really enjoyed the 4 part series. I got to see so much that I never thought of. Thanks! P.S. I love shopping at the "Sky King" fireworks store. It makes me feel like a kid in a candy store. 💥

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Thx for watching, Joe!

Awesome I was looking at the north point 373bhok thank you

@JoshtheRVNerd

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure

Love the factory vids. Thanks so much! Wanna see the eagle ht being built.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

Eagle vid next week!!

Interesting....we took the Jayco factory tour, along with several other factory tours in 2017 & 2018. Our tour was during working hours and it was crazy busy everywhere in the facotry. I highly recommend anyone with an RV or considering purchasing an RV to go on a factory tour....we've toured Jayco, Heartland, KZ and Winnebego to name a few.

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

I like seeing the workers in motion, but I just can’t get close like this during working hours

@susananderson618

3 жыл бұрын

@@JoshtheRVNerd agree 100% what you were able to show is invaluable for sure!

This is great, looking forward to jayflight plant

@JoshtheRVNerd

3 жыл бұрын

In another week or two I think. Ty for watching :)