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DieselMike · 11-21-2021, 08:19 PM

There are TOO many RV techs who dont have experience with RV repairs. That said, there are only about 1500 RV techs in the US and we just went through the highest RV sales over the last two years with more RV manufactured issues ( as well including supplied parts for those RV’s ) there is about 4,500 shortage of experienced RV techs as a result. This will last about 10-15 years IMHO... Most newbies will likely retire camping with the massive spikes in camp ground cost along side of their RV monthly payment and their truck payment and some with lot rent payment ( noting some housing developments dont alow RV parking at the home). Point is they cant cant sustain those cost. Sorry all to go several directions here.

11-21-2021, 08:19 PM	#32
DieselMike Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2019 Location: Schnecksville Posts: 25	There are TOO many RV techs who dont have experience with RV repairs. That said, there are only about 1500 RV techs in the US and we just went through the highest RV sales over the last two years with more RV manufactured issues ( as well including supplied parts for those RV’s ) there is about 4,500 shortage of experienced RV techs as a result. This will last about 10-15 years IMHO... Most newbies will likely retire camping with the massive spikes in camp ground cost along side of their RV monthly payment and their truck payment and some with lot rent payment ( noting some housing developments dont alow RV parking at the home). Point is they cant cant sustain those cost. Sorry all to go several directions here.