Alliance, Well done! I am so impressed. You get it! Quality and Customer Service is key. Hope the RV dealerships rise to your level of service. Choose them carefully. They will be your weakest link. Keep up the great work!
@alliancerv @JoshtheRVNerd I did finally get the 385fl and 1 of the main reasons I got it was because of the composite floors. I had to make a few minor repairs after first trip. Minor stuff. But I have to say how MASSIVELY DISAPPOINTED I was to find out my floors are OSB PLYWOOD and my unit was made 3/2023. When I loaded the rear slid tray all of the way to small screws popped out flipping the tray up. (And by no means was it anywhere near being overloaded) overall I like the 385fl but I'm very disappointed in it also
Have to say, after watching this presentation, Alliance may just be the RV we end up with. Really appreciate what they are doing and how they are doing it. As a crafts person, I appreciate someone going the extra mile. Thanks, Josh and thank you Alliance for sharing your viewpoint.
Go see the Brinkley tour, they PDI at every station and even test for leaks. They also shake test the entire rig to ensure nothing is coming loose. You'll notice no trim on the ceiling because of how tight the rig is built. I do like Alliance though, better than most of the other top brands.
Did you end up buying one? Every Alliance RV we have seen on a dealer lot was the biggest pile of crap. I've neve seen a brand so poorly built. They can't even drag them from the factory to the dealer lots without everything falling apart.
I have seen a tour of Alliance before, but you, sir, put such a personal touch on this manufacturer that this may be our go to brand when I/we retire. Thank you so much Josh and all the folks at Alliance.
Best factory tour I have ever seen. Finally someone really showed the frame and how it’s made better than other frames. Especially nowadays with all of the frame flex that has been going on with Grand Design. Thanks and keep up the good work.
It says a lot about a company that gives you that type of access to their production line. I wish them great success. I really appreciate the work that you do. You are a huge asset to Bish's RV!
I still have 20 minutes to go on this video but I’ve watched a lot of them and this tour is the BEST I’ve seen. We’re looking at several options and this one is moving to the front of the line. Brinkley was also impressive btw.
Josh, I really appreciate your un-biased, non-marketing, NO FAN BOY videos by providing facts. And by doing that, you are doing a better job of promoting the RV industry.
Should be the mission statement for all manufacturing facilities. Would love to see the Grand Design factory tour. Thanks for taking us through the factory Josh.
Josh, I'd like to add my input to the customer experience and service side of Alliance RV. I think I wrote last year in a comment that a friend of ours has an Alliance toy hauler and had exactly the same story about the high quality of after sales. It wasn't anything outrageous but there were TWO people from Alliance (one a tech and one from the Customer Service side) who spent as much time at the campground with them to resolve the issues. Outstanding job from them.
We own an Avenue 32RLS and we love it. We are huge Alliance fans. Thanks so much for the terrific review. I appreciate the time and honesty. Thanks Alliance for being #1
I appreciate the detailed factory tour. We just moved from a 2021 Paradigm 372RK to a 2023 Paradigm 382RK. We were very happy with the 2021, but the new one is even better! They started with a great product and have continued to make it better. Customer support direct from the manufacturer has been exceptionally good as well, which seems rare in the industry.
Not the first video of an Alliance factory tour, but very detailed in this one and makes me even more confident as to why we liked the Alliance out of all the brands we've seen for our future RV.
Josh I have to say I’ve seen a few factory but hands down your has to be the best most in-depth tour I have ever seen . Thanks for doing the work and I thoroughly enjoy your videos. 👍🏻
THAT was one of THE best factory tour videos I have ever watched and I've watched dozens of them. In depth explanations with full understanding of the product and its manufacturing process. Bravo Josh! As to Alliance RV, I'm sold! The attention to detail and quality control at every stage of the manufacturing process and the quality of materials used; couple that with the thoughtfulness and intelligence evidenced in every step of the RV's development--well Alliance reigns supreme and sets the bar VERY HIGH for every other RV manufacturer out there. Right now, I see no competition. Alliance is in a league of its own. I am chomping at the bit waiting to see Alliance's newest line, the travel trailer. Decision is made. I'm buying.
Congratulations! They were a brand I knew nothing about. When they came into the marketplace I was still working for my family's independent store. We didn't carry them and from a distance they just kinda looked like everything else. I hear weird stuff like "non-ducted A/C units" and my "what the what?!" alarms went off But as a practice I try not to judge things until I'm better educated on them. They were kind enough to allow me into their facebook group. I simply wanted to observe what REAL owners thought about them. I noticed a trend.. an owner might report a problem on their RV. But like clockwork 24-48hrs later I saw them posting how happy they were about how Alliance stepped up to take care of them. And I saw positive endings like that time after time again. I saw how people were so proud of their Alliance RV & the community they shared. I knew then there had to be SOMETHING special going on here. But weirdly despite my time in this business I had never had a chance to really meet anyone from Alliance. I knew a couple guys there, but never really got to meet Alliance "up close" until I did this factory tour. What I saw really elevated them HIGHLY in my eyes. I was already liking what I saw from their products. But the care and concern they had for PEOPLE -- _anybody_ really whether it was owners or workers -- really impressed me.
We’ve seen alot of Alliance tours but man Uncle Josh that was fantastic! We absolutely love the attention to detail that Alliance does, and the way you point them out. Great video!
The hubby and I are going to be living in a 5th wheel full time as traveling contractors, and this video was so valuable to see the entire process from start to finish and see all the extra care, pride, testing and attention to detail Alliance puts into their product. We've been struggling to decide which manufacturer we could trust to purchase from since this will likely be our home on wheels for many years to come, and after seeing this I think Alliance will be our go to! Thank you Josh for always puting unbiased information out there for the RV community, we love watching your videos and thank you Alliance for changing the RV industry and hearing our feedback!
We have owned a Paradigm and now a Valor and we have been extremely pleased at their customer service, attention to detail and the fact that they answer the phone and call you back no matter what. We saw this when we owned our Tiffin Diesel pusher and did not expect that same type of customer care with Alliance.
I and my wife really like the factory tour and all details on things you can't see normally. Like the composite floors and the double Azdel walls and the additional trusses in the roof. I like the PVC roof material and the ease of maintenance and the ability to patch the roof with basic PVC glue. As far as the solar package goes we are okay with it being optional, not every one may want the solar package and if they do it can still be added.The avenue all access is one of the RV'S we have been looking at as our next RV when retire.We like having the electric fireplace in our current RV. I realize that with smaller RV's that is not always possible. Maybe they could use an AC unit with a heat pump in it like they do in some other models like Airstream or Montana as an alternative. Even if they opted not to add a heat pump we are really thinking of going with alliance as our next RV. thanks so much for the factory tour and all the effort that goes into making that happen and to the alliance team for everything they do and taking the extra time for the video. I hope this is not to long winded and thanks again.
Thanks Alliance, allowing the tour. You are winning my vote for a future RV purchase. And thanks Josh, RV Nerd, all your videos are so informative.👍 (picture me with a selfie camera putting my thumbs up😉🤣)
We're so grateful for you and your content, Josh. We've been watching you for two+ years as we planned for our 2nd RV purchase. You introduced us to Alliance through this video, and then again when you debuted the Delta. With your video content and information from Rigor RV Repair videos on RV plumbing and slide construction, we decided on the Delta 292RL. Thank you for highlighting the V-bracket, plumbing, and Azdel construction on the Alliance - among other big factors, these were the biggest for us. Watching it again today I'm also gratified to be reminded about the holding tank construction and testing, wiring considerations, roof construction, and interior structure. If there's one thing I'd like Alliance to reconsider in their Delta line generally speaking, it would be the countertop material. Having had similar material in our previous camper, it wasn't a matter of if it would fail, but when. But we're still so happy with it and the customer service -- SERIOUSLY!!! A rep saw my FB post when we first purchased but before delivery, found our rig, and actually direct-messaged me pictures of OUR SPECIFIC RIG (with the VIN displayed) as it was rolling off the line and into the PDI area. I hope they're able to maintain this level of engagement; I know it will be easier not to. But kudos to them and to you for exceptional service. I wish we could have purchased from Bish's - they're a bit too far from us in case we ever needed any bigger warranty service. But we have nothing but respect and admiration for Haylett's-Bish's specifically 😉 and Bish's in general. I'll be delighted to recommend them to my friends in northeast Texas and norther. 😀
Thank you Bill Martin, I fully agree "Do the right thing". My moto is " Do it right or not at all", know it, learn it or get someone that does. And, Josh great tour, Thanks.
So glad and impressed to see a manufacturer that puts quality and PDI at the forefront of their product. Alliance is now my #1 RV choice when I go shopping next year!
@Josh the RV Nerd at Bish's RV Holding tanks look great! Also Alliance making a commitment to customer service is so awesome as well. Makes you want to give a company a chance...
Alliance has been on the top of my list for RV from all the research I have done. Would love to see how brinkley compares with a factory tour, and what there customer service looks like.
As an Alliance Valor 42v13 owner, I really appreciate the time you took to make such a great video. It really shows the level of commitment this leadership team has to “do better” in the RV industry. Makes me proud to be an Ally!
WOW!!! Even though they don’t have the ideal floor plan, the quality and attention to detail makes me choose that brand when I’m ready. Truly well done! Way to go Alliance!!!!
Josh, Thank you for these tours. My wife and I have been looking at fifth wheels for over a year, just when we think we know what we want, you post another awesome video which makes us take another look. No RV is going to be perfectly built, but Alliance ticks a lot of boxes on build quality.
Awesome video tour. Always like your true and honest opinion. I thought I had made my decisions on buying a keystone cougar. But now I have to consider this Alliance 5th wheel. I would like your opinion on which 5th wheel is a better choice ( Cougar or Alliance)?
Brian, my suggestion would really need to be tailored to exactly what you’re seeking and I don’t know that I can do that without really have any opportunity to speak with you. An avenue and a cougar overlap pretty darn heavily so it’s really just a matter which specific little details speak to you a little more loudly.
@@brianc.jackson9965 After owning both I can tell you its not even close. Alliance Avenue over a Cougar ANY DAY. So many better features over the Cougar. PVC roof, Flush floor slides, flush upper deck, taller slide boxes, dual AC in every unit and its 6" wider which really makes a big difference inside to give you thigs like 3 person couch, more storage. And thats just a few things off the top of my head
Great job as always. We really appreciate your efforts. In the cold or rain. Showing the slides open and closed. Describing the good and the bad. Thank you.
Awesome video and shows some great things Alliance is doing compared to some of the competitors but I did notice a few things: - The welding around the middle leaf spring hanger looked a little rough - Noticed some trash thrown in the underbelly - The bushings in the springs of the pre-built axles appear to be plastic instead of brass - Some of the openings in the I-beans for the wires didn't appear to be rolled - It would be nice if there were supports going front to back to support the floor between the side to side supports, it's always been a weak spot for laminated floors and causes a ton of flex after a couple of years.
I own an Alliance Avenue 32 RLS and its one of the best I have owned. I did have a few issues with the coach ,but Alliance has been great in resolving them. I did take the factory tour and met many of the workers on the line. Speaking with them one on one , they all stated they loved working for Alliance. They are the best in customer service and dedicated to their customers. The Alliance owners community is a tight knit bunch of great people always willing to help one another.
That was the best behind the scenes tour I’ve seen yet! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this in-depth video! We are very interested in the 37 MBR. If you get a chance, please do a video on this model! Thanks again for your hard work.
Wow Josh an amazing tour of the Alliance factory and a great well done job presenting how these RVs are built..Very impressed..kudos to you and to everyone on the Alliance team.
Great job on the tour and reporting Josh! This could not come at a more perfect time, as my wife and I are actively looking at the Paradigm 310RL for our next fifth wheel. As engineers, we can appreciate all the improvements that Alliance has done that are "hidden" and not readily seen by the consumer. The structural upgrades, the design for reliability and even the thought behind the maintainability of the trailer is fantastic and displays great systems engineering practices! I had to do many of those modifications myself to our current fifth wheel. It is unfortunate you do not have a location in the Northeast, as we would definitely buy from Bish's RV.
Thanks Josh!! After doing months and months of research on 5th wheels and checking numerous units off our list we recently committed and purchased a Alliance Paradigm. The quality and customer satisfaction just appears to be beyond most other brands. The tour was awesome and just really reinforces me that we made the right decision. Keep on making the fantastic videos. You are honest and give the pros and cons and I really appreciate that. 👍
I do enjoy your factory tours! I appreciate the business philosophy of this company and their customer service/support as well as their products. Alliance, Brinkley, Ember and a few others are really showing that the old tried and true can still be tweaked by simply changing perspective. Thanks so much for the video!
OMG Uncle Josh Thank you for the factory tour I have watched many other alliance tours and you just blew them out of the water thank you from a long time RV nerd heard member
Thanks Josh -- a 5th wheel is a bit big for me but I'll keep my eyes out for the trailer review. Alliance looks like it has a great factory and fantastic workers.
Josh, I've been watching your videos for a couple of months, and I have to say that on the surface, you seem to be an honest, principled person. I like how you don't push products, but lay out the facts about them, and the RV industry as a whole. When I say, "on the surface," I refer to the talk the talk, but don't walk the talk type of salesperson. It's probably because I'm old and cynical, because I've experienced all types over my many years. My gut says you're the real thing, and that's what I'll go with, until proven different. Having said all of that, I'd like you to address the situation of mega dealers, the lack of moral principles, and ignoring the customer after the sale. There are numerous people who advise against buying from mega dealers for these reasons. Since Bish's is expanding all over the country, how do you address these warnings? Also, if you could address the problem of buying from one location of a dealer, and taking the unit to another location of the same dealer, and being refused service, because you didn't buy it there? Can you explain why RV manufacturers use wood trusses on the roof, as opposed to aluminum, which would save a lot of weight? In closing, thank you for your videos and for doing this one. I've been watching Alliance for awhile now, and I've been impressed, which is not an easy thing to do. Keep up the good work, and stay true to the right principles. To borrow from Alliance, continue to do the right thing.
Hi John! Great questions here. *I'd like you to address the situation of mega dealers, the lack of moral principles, and ignoring the customer after the sale.* There are fundamental flaws on the service side of the industry that have been there for years but were exposed to a painful degree during the pandemic-infused phase of the industry we're coming off of currently. While there are no doubt plenty of cases of dealerships basically brushing off customers who just made purchases & in need of service there are frankly just as many cases of dealerships who genuinely wanted and tried to assist clients who were let down by the lack of internal industry support from MFGs and suppliers. A more even pace in the industry can help this but after the past couple of years there is a lot of healing to be done and it's not happening quickly enough for anyone's liking. And more real talk: Bish's isn't perfect. I wish we were. But we're not. And my family's dealership I worked for before this also was not perfect. Again.. we tried. But it's often a case of doing the best we can given the resources available to us. There is a painfully low level of training generally offered to the average service staff member across the nation I fear. I applaud groups like the NRVTI for their work and hope to see that continue to grow. *Also, if you could address the problem of buying from one location of a dealer, and taking the unit to another location of the same dealer, and being refused service, because you didn't buy it there?* This is a very real thing and it's been one of my biggest frustrations since day 1. Again, it stems back to the flawed internal side of the industry. It's less expensive for a MFG to send something with a defect to a dealership & pay them to fix it via warranty because MFGs dont actually pay what it costs to complete warranty work typically. They might compensate a store for the time of the actual job but not for all the time spent moving RVs in the shop, diagnosing, moving back out... clerical work trying to get them to approve anything (which is often met with tons of resistance), moving the unit back in, doing the work, moving it out, more clerical work, and hopefully finally a completed job and customer pickup... which usually requires more yard lot porter time. ....so.... if a dealership isn't making money doing the work for a client that didn't purchase there, then there's not a lot of incentive for them to step up and complete the job. It's a mess. I greatly dislike it. *Can you explain why RV manufacturers use wood trusses on the roof, as opposed to aluminum, which would save a lot of weight?* Reasons can vary. Cost is a major one. Insulation gaps in a ceiling structure is another since wood is a better insulator vs. hollow aluminum tubing. And typically there's not enough weight savings with aluminum trusses to actually change a potential tow vehicle. I hope you appreciate the candor. This is what my experience has shown me. Answers from other may vary naturally.
Josh, thank you for your quick response and your candor. So, if I buy an RV from Bishs in Longview Texas, and need service from another Bish's location, what can I expect? If I want to buy a certain model from the Longview Bish's, and they don't have that model in stock, can it be shipped from another location. I've heard some talk lately about issues that have cropped up with Grand Design. Can you address, (without getting into trouble with GD), what those might be? What is your opinion on having a true franchise agreement, like the ones in the auto industry, between RV dealers, and the manufacturers? Thanks again, John
Hi Josh, Thanks for a great job on this tour. I love seeing how things are built, and the clean, organized Alliance facility shows that they care about doing the right thing. Please thank Bill and the team for letting you produce this video. PS: The "buzz box" is a great idea!
Thanks for this factory tour, Josh. It's always interesting (or sometimes frightening) to see what goes on at the factory. I do like the Alliance brand. They seem to design their RV's to be used in a convenient and user-friendly way (like the furnace access). Oh, and thanks for not filming in the restroom! (TMI)
Thanks Bill and #Alliance. This tour made me drive the almost 2 hours to go see a Alliance and specifically the Valor. We had been looking at the Momentum, but the way you make your RVs as Josh shows as made us but the Valor on top of our list.
Could be cool! It's a brand I'd like to learn more about certainly. They remind me more of the living quarter horse trailers we used to carry here years past than traditional RVs
Dude, you are incredible! I do not think a full Film Production crew could do any better in representing this company. I want to like own stock in Alliance now or something. I don't know how you do it but I am sure glad you do. Thanks Josh.
Thanks for allowing Josh the time to walk thru the facility. We’re considering downsizing from a 40’ wide body and Alliance is at the top of our list. One feature I may have missed is that these are 101” wide rigs which is a noticeable nice feature once you’ve spent time in one. Thanks Josh!
Great factory tour video! Thank you for taking the time to pull it together. It is great to see companies that are doing things the right way! My recommendation for a future factory tour is Grand Design. Also, a definite yes on including a base solar package...at minimum enough to support the 12v refrigerator.
It would be nice to see a handicapped or wheelchair accessible unit! I know they’re probably not popular but I think a blueprint of a possible build or a model of one would elevate their public outlook of caring for the diverse market! 58:10
I have watched a lot of your RV review videos, but this is my first factory video of yours that I have watched. Excellent video and very informative. Keep up the superb attention to detail! It is greatly appreciated 🥳
Thanks for the tour. One thing I've noticed is unlike some of the other manufacturer factory tours I've seen this factory looks very clean. I also see even with the units in progress there isn't a lot of construction debris being left hanging around the trailers. If this is their normal way of doing things it gives me more confidence as a sloppy environment tends to result in a sloppy product. If I had watched more I would have heard you say the same thing. Stuffing the aluminum extrusions with wood isn't just to keep them from compressing. The screw holding power of 1/16 inch or less aluminum is not very much when twisting and turning down the road. The wood allows for better grip of the screws due to more threads being in contact with it. In this day and age I think most any trailer should come with at least a 200W panel, have a decent quality MPPT controller and come with a 200AH battery. For folks who might not want that allow them to option it out for a credit. The extra wiring length also helps when you have to repair something. There is nothing I hate more than removing a device from a panel and having to hold and balance it while using my other hand to disconnect wires because they cheaped out and didn't make the wires 3 inches longer to set the device on the counter. It is especially frustrating if you have to work on or behind the converter. I like natural wood color of the trim. I am really looking forward to seeing their travel trailers.
They’re currently in a temporary rented facility while their full facility is being built As soon as they’re new facilities done, I’ll be down there for sure
Thank you very much for doing this factory tour. I find it interesting to see how things are made. I’ve never owned an RV before but before I were to buy one I was hoping to see how they were made by touring the factory, just like I had taken a tour of my custom Amish kitchen cabinet and cupboards when we had remodeled our kitchen years ago. I’m one to wonder why things cost so much money. After seeing this tour, I now have a better appreciation of why (at least with Alliance) why they charge what they do. Your video did a wonderful job showing the quality of their product. Please continue taking us on these production tours. A company willing to show its customers how their products are made is a company who is proud of their quality. As a hopeful potential buyer someday, these companies willing to show me how their products are made will earn my business. Again thank you. I really enjoyed this video. 👍🏻👍🏻
I am considering my first RV and this video convinced me to buy from this brand...i really want to a quality rv for my lifestyle because yes my husbands money is valuable to me !! 😉😉
Great video!!! We are thinking of upgrading our tt to a 5th wheel and have been comparing models and manufacturers. We really liked the alliance 28bh for the versatility it provides us as a semi retired couple with grandkids. We think it's a great couples coach with extra sleeping when needed and the rear flip up bunk allows us to bring our ebikes and keep them out of the weather and secure as well. Thanks so much for the tour and especially of the 28bh being built. I'm now sold on Alliance and the 28bh!! No more shopping for us 😊😊🎉
Great job Josh. Very informative and enlightening. Its always interesting to learn about different RV manufacturers and to see how the product is actually built. Great job!
Love these type of floor plans, but normally longer than wanted. This one is great! BUT, I see a few things. Bar is too small to use, so put cabinets under it. A Murphy bed setup in the bed slide would move the couch and let you put a table, chair dining next to the fridge. Also loose the double sink for a double closet. Murphy bed would also give bathroom access in road mode. You rock Josh! Love your informational, charismatic videos. Keep it up!
Thanks, Josh, I have a 2018 Forest River EVO T2700. Josh could tour the Forest River travel trailer factory next. I have found some not the greatest workmanship. We live in ours full time it has a great layout that works for how we like to use it. Thanks, Josh. I really enjoy your videos keep them coming👍👍👍👍👍
Either that factory has been staged, or it is legitimately the cleanest RV assembly line I have ever seen. I’m going to hope that it’s the latter. If so, they really do take pride like you said. I hear you on the wire slack. I’ve had to replace a few things already on my 2021 camper of a different brand. One of the outlets I replaced didn’t have an inch of spare wiring. I had to WORK just to get the old outlet out. So kudos to them on spending an extra $5 on wiring to make sure there is relief.
I really enjoyed watching. I have been researching travel trailers for my solo adventure in life. I have a few I like thus far. I keep leaning toward the Delta 281 BH. The bunk room I don't need as sleeping. I intention is to remove all the bunks and install tool storage as I make punisher chairs and hand carve signs I plan on selling in my travels. So much more to research. Thanks for the tour.
Thanks for the tour, Josh! It was great having you out! We will make sure to find that jerk who chased you out of your new office 😂
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Alliance,
Well done! I am so impressed. You get it! Quality and Customer Service is key.
Hope the RV dealerships rise to your level of service. Choose them carefully. They will be your weakest link. Keep up the great work!
@alliancerv
@JoshtheRVNerd
I did finally get the 385fl and 1 of the main reasons I got it was because of the composite floors. I had to make a few minor repairs after first trip. Minor stuff. But I have to say how MASSIVELY DISAPPOINTED I was to find out my floors are OSB PLYWOOD and my unit was made 3/2023. When I loaded the rear slid tray all of the way to small screws popped out flipping the tray up. (And by no means was it anywhere near being overloaded) overall I like the 385fl but I'm very disappointed in it also
@alliancerv are the frame qualities Josh showed present in the ‘22 Avenue?
When I can I’ll be purchasing an alliance!
These factory tours are so valuable to the RV community. It's nice to see makers actually practicing quality control in their product. Good show.
Our pleasure!
Have to say, after watching this presentation, Alliance may just be the RV we end up with. Really appreciate what they are doing and how they are doing it. As a crafts person, I appreciate someone going the extra mile. Thanks, Josh and thank you Alliance for sharing your viewpoint.
Ty Sandra for watching and sharing some kind words
Yeah when there's people getting tours and watching them.
Go see the Brinkley tour, they PDI at every station and even test for leaks. They also shake test the entire rig to ensure nothing is coming loose. You'll notice no trim on the ceiling because of how tight the rig is built. I do like Alliance though, better than most of the other top brands.
Did you end up buying one? Every Alliance RV we have seen on a dealer lot was the biggest pile of crap. I've neve seen a brand so poorly built. They can't even drag them from the factory to the dealer lots without everything falling apart.
I have seen a tour of Alliance before, but you, sir, put such a personal touch on this manufacturer that this may be our go to brand when I/we retire. Thank you so much Josh and all the folks at Alliance.
Wow ty Bryan! Just trying to do my nerdy thing!
Best factory tour I have ever seen. Finally someone really showed the frame and how it’s made better than other frames. Especially nowadays with all of the frame flex that has been going on with Grand Design. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Glad you liked it!
Great tour, Josh! Making their RVs so accessible to the customer (roof repair, furnace access) really shows Alliance's character!
Agree completely
Josh,. Great Job 👍 as Always Also tell BILL
THANK YOU, We are REALLY LOOKING AT THIS BRAND !!
Terry Hickok
Washington State
It was nice finally getting to meet this team in person!
It says a lot about a company that gives you that type of access to their production line. I wish them great success. I really appreciate the work that you do. You are a huge asset to Bish's RV!
I still have 20 minutes to go on this video but I’ve watched a lot of them and this tour is the BEST I’ve seen. We’re looking at several options and this one is moving to the front of the line. Brinkley was also impressive btw.
Wow, thank you!
Josh, I really appreciate your un-biased, non-marketing, NO FAN BOY videos by providing facts. And by doing that, you are doing a better job of promoting the RV industry.
I love a company that listens to customers concerns! 48:59
It really shows!
Should be the mission statement for all manufacturing facilities. Would love to see the Grand Design factory tour. Thanks for taking us through the factory Josh.
Great suggestion!
Josh, I'd like to add my input to the customer experience and service side of Alliance RV. I think I wrote last year in a comment that a friend of ours has an Alliance toy hauler and had exactly the same story about the high quality of after sales. It wasn't anything outrageous but there were TWO people from Alliance (one a tech and one from the Customer Service side) who spent as much time at the campground with them to resolve the issues. Outstanding job from them.
We own an Avenue 32RLS and we love it. We are huge Alliance fans. Thanks so much for the terrific review. I appreciate the time and honesty.
Thanks Alliance for being #1
Great to hear!
I appreciate the detailed factory tour. We just moved from a 2021 Paradigm 372RK to a 2023 Paradigm 382RK. We were very happy with the 2021, but the new one is even better! They started with a great product and have continued to make it better. Customer support direct from the manufacturer has been exceptionally good as well, which seems rare in the industry.
Ty so much for sharing this!!
Thank you Alliance for the letting us in to see the shop.
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Never looked at an Alliance. They are now number 1 on my list. Nice to see an RV company actually take pride in their work and their product.
Wow! Ty!!
I've learned so much about RVs from Uncle Josh, but this was the best one so far. Thanks to Josh and Alliance! I'm sold!
wow glad you liked it!
Not the first video of an Alliance factory tour, but very detailed in this one and makes me even more confident as to why we liked the Alliance out of all the brands we've seen for our future RV.
Ty Martin! Glad I was able to offer something new to learn
Man, this factory tour was legit. Thanks Alliance and Thanks Nerd!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Josh I have to say I’ve seen a few factory but hands down your has to be the best most in-depth tour I have ever seen . Thanks for doing the work and I thoroughly enjoy your videos. 👍🏻
THAT was one of THE best factory tour videos I have ever watched and I've watched dozens of them. In depth explanations with full understanding of the product and its manufacturing process. Bravo Josh!
As to Alliance RV, I'm sold! The attention to detail and quality control at every stage of the manufacturing process and the quality of materials used; couple that with the thoughtfulness and intelligence evidenced in every step of the RV's development--well Alliance reigns supreme and sets the bar VERY HIGH for every other RV manufacturer out there. Right now, I see no competition. Alliance is in a league of its own.
I am chomping at the bit waiting to see Alliance's newest line, the travel trailer. Decision is made. I'm buying.
I actually already have full footage of it, but they’ve asked me to hold off until their official Premier and debut on Tuesday
@@JoshtheRVNerd I'm SO psyched! Thank you Josh!
Bill and the whole team at Alliance are fantastic. Owners since March ‘21. And yes, I got that Gung Ho reference. -Grant
Congratulations! They were a brand I knew nothing about. When they came into the marketplace I was still working for my family's independent store.
We didn't carry them and from a distance they just kinda looked like everything else. I hear weird stuff like "non-ducted A/C units" and my "what the what?!" alarms went off
But as a practice I try not to judge things until I'm better educated on them. They were kind enough to allow me into their facebook group. I simply wanted to observe what REAL owners thought about them.
I noticed a trend.. an owner might report a problem on their RV. But like clockwork 24-48hrs later I saw them posting how happy they were about how Alliance stepped up to take care of them. And I saw positive endings like that time after time again. I saw how people were so proud of their Alliance RV & the community they shared.
I knew then there had to be SOMETHING special going on here.
But weirdly despite my time in this business I had never had a chance to really meet anyone from Alliance. I knew a couple guys there, but never really got to meet Alliance "up close" until I did this factory tour.
What I saw really elevated them HIGHLY in my eyes. I was already liking what I saw from their products. But the care and concern they had for PEOPLE -- _anybody_ really whether it was owners or workers -- really impressed me.
Great job, Josh. Makes me even more happy we purchased our Avenue!!
Great to hear!
We’ve seen alot of Alliance tours but man Uncle Josh that was fantastic! We absolutely love the attention to detail that Alliance does, and the way you point them out. Great video!
The hubby and I are going to be living in a 5th wheel full time as traveling contractors, and this video was so valuable to see the entire process from start to finish and see all the extra care, pride, testing and attention to detail Alliance puts into their product. We've been struggling to decide which manufacturer we could trust to purchase from since this will likely be our home on wheels for many years to come, and after seeing this I think Alliance will be our go to! Thank you Josh for always puting unbiased information out there for the RV community, we love watching your videos and thank you Alliance for changing the RV industry and hearing our feedback!
I have several other factory tours on file you may enjoy!
We have owned a Paradigm and now a Valor and we have been extremely pleased at their customer service, attention to detail and the fact that they answer the phone and call you back no matter what. We saw this when we owned our Tiffin Diesel pusher and did not expect that same type of customer care with Alliance.
Love this. Ty Barry
No more tours needed. That's all we needed. They have got to be the best 😅👍👌
lol wow! Glad folks have enjoyed this one so much!
We own a 2021 Alliance Paradigm 310RL and can’t say enough good about Alliance quality and their customer service. Great video.
Love this!!
Thanks Josh!
I'll be buying one, pride of work is extremely important.
Love the quality and workmanship of this company! Customer service is top of my list so this company checks all my boxes!!
Great to hear!
Great video, I just went to a RVshow today and looked at this brand. Glad to see how it was made.
Very cool! What did you think when you saw the RV?
I and my wife really like the factory tour and all details on things you can't see normally. Like the composite floors and the double Azdel walls and the additional trusses in the roof. I like the PVC roof material and the ease of maintenance and the ability to patch the roof with basic PVC glue. As far as the solar package goes we are okay with it being optional, not every one may want the solar package and if they do it can still be added.The avenue all access is one of the RV'S we have been looking at as our next RV when retire.We like having the electric fireplace in our current RV. I realize that with smaller RV's that is not always possible. Maybe they could use an AC unit with a heat pump in it like they do in some other models like Airstream or Montana as an alternative. Even if they opted not to add a heat pump we are really thinking of going with alliance as our next RV. thanks so much for the factory tour and all the effort that goes into making that happen and to the alliance team for everything they do and taking the extra time for the video. I hope this is not to long winded and thanks again.
Never too long. Ty 😊
Thanks Alliance, allowing the tour. You are winning my vote for a future RV purchase. And thanks Josh, RV Nerd, all your videos are so informative.👍 (picture me with a selfie camera putting my thumbs up😉🤣)
Thx for watching, Mark :)
We're so grateful for you and your content, Josh. We've been watching you for two+ years as we planned for our 2nd RV purchase. You introduced us to Alliance through this video, and then again when you debuted the Delta. With your video content and information from Rigor RV Repair videos on RV plumbing and slide construction, we decided on the Delta 292RL. Thank you for highlighting the V-bracket, plumbing, and Azdel construction on the Alliance - among other big factors, these were the biggest for us. Watching it again today I'm also gratified to be reminded about the holding tank construction and testing, wiring considerations, roof construction, and interior structure. If there's one thing I'd like Alliance to reconsider in their Delta line generally speaking, it would be the countertop material. Having had similar material in our previous camper, it wasn't a matter of if it would fail, but when. But we're still so happy with it and the customer service -- SERIOUSLY!!! A rep saw my FB post when we first purchased but before delivery, found our rig, and actually direct-messaged me pictures of OUR SPECIFIC RIG (with the VIN displayed) as it was rolling off the line and into the PDI area. I hope they're able to maintain this level of engagement; I know it will be easier not to. But kudos to them and to you for exceptional service.
I wish we could have purchased from Bish's - they're a bit too far from us in case we ever needed any bigger warranty service. But we have nothing but respect and admiration for Haylett's-Bish's specifically 😉 and Bish's in general. I'll be delighted to recommend them to my friends in northeast Texas and norther. 😀
Wow ty so much for all of this! I wish you the best with your new delta!!
No worries regarding where you bought. Would you mind dropping me a review at g.page/r/CdPcitNVx2nDEAg/review in return for the helping hand?
@@JoshtheRVNerd Done 🙂
Another great tour video of a great company! Thanks Josh!
Our pleasure!
Rock on. It looks like this facility was built a year ago. Very clean.
Thank you Bill Martin, I fully agree "Do the right thing". My moto is " Do it right or not at all", know it, learn it or get someone that does. And, Josh great tour, Thanks.
Thanks Bill! Thankyou for allowing the build to be shared and Thanks again Josh for a great job!
So glad and impressed to see a manufacturer that puts quality and PDI at the forefront of their product. Alliance is now my #1 RV choice when I go shopping next year!
The difference in what they're doing with their holding tanks was pretty awesome
@Josh the RV Nerd at Bish's RV
Holding tanks look great! Also Alliance making a commitment to customer service is so awesome as well. Makes you want to give a company a chance...
Alliance has been on the top of my list for RV from all the research I have done.
Would love to see how brinkley compares with a factory tour, and what there customer service looks like.
He posted a Brinkley tour. It's a tossup to me but I think these two brands are the way to go. Love to hear what pro's say.
As an Alliance Valor 42v13 owner, I really appreciate the time you took to make such a great video. It really shows the level of commitment this leadership team has to “do better” in the RV industry. Makes me proud to be an Ally!
TY Sean! I actually thought this video was only going to be like 25 mins long. Didn't realize it was pushing an HOUR lol :)
WOW!!! Even though they don’t have the ideal floor plan, the quality and attention to detail makes me choose that brand when I’m ready. Truly well done! Way to go Alliance!!!!
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much! Finally! The rig I have been looking for with wonderful people who still take pride in their work! Joy!
That's what happens when their leadership fosters a place people actually WANT to work
Josh, Thank you for these tours. My wife and I have been looking at fifth wheels for over a year, just when we think we know what we want, you post another awesome video which makes us take another look. No RV is going to be perfectly built, but Alliance ticks a lot of boxes on build quality.
Awesome video tour. Always like your true and honest opinion. I thought I had made my decisions on buying a keystone cougar. But now I have to consider this Alliance 5th wheel. I would like your opinion on which 5th wheel is a better choice ( Cougar or Alliance)?
Thank you JT very much
Brian, my suggestion would really need to be tailored to exactly what you’re seeking and I don’t know that I can do that without really have any opportunity to speak with you. An avenue and a cougar overlap pretty darn heavily so it’s really just a matter which specific little details speak to you a little more loudly.
@@brianc.jackson9965 After owning both I can tell you its not even close. Alliance Avenue over a Cougar ANY DAY. So many better features over the Cougar. PVC roof, Flush floor slides, flush upper deck, taller slide boxes, dual AC in every unit and its 6" wider which really makes a big difference inside to give you thigs like 3 person couch, more storage.
And thats just a few things off the top of my head
Great job as always. We really appreciate your efforts. In the cold or rain. Showing the slides open and closed. Describing the good and the bad. Thank you.
Super video Josh. I appreciate the insight and transparency from Alliance. Customer Service and support is extremely important to a customer.
Couldn't agree more!
Awesome video and shows some great things Alliance is doing compared to some of the competitors but I did notice a few things:
- The welding around the middle leaf spring hanger looked a little rough
- Noticed some trash thrown in the underbelly
- The bushings in the springs of the pre-built axles appear to be plastic instead of brass
- Some of the openings in the I-beans for the wires didn't appear to be rolled
- It would be nice if there were supports going front to back to support the floor between the side to side supports, it's always been a weak spot for laminated floors and causes a ton of flex after a couple of years.
I own an Alliance Avenue 32 RLS and its one of the best I have owned. I did have a few issues with the coach ,but Alliance has been great in resolving them. I did take the factory tour and met many of the workers on the line. Speaking with them one on one , they all stated they loved working for Alliance. They are the best in customer service and dedicated to their customers. The Alliance owners community is a tight knit bunch of great people always willing to help one another.
That was the best behind the scenes tour I’ve seen yet! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this in-depth video! We are very interested in the 37 MBR. If you get a chance, please do a video on this model! Thanks again for your hard work.
I really want to see that one!
Please let me know I'll be Hopeful One of the FIRST TO WATCH THIS
GREAT JOB AS ALWAYS
Wow Josh an amazing tour of the Alliance factory and a great well done job presenting how these RVs are built..Very impressed..kudos to you and to everyone on the Alliance team.
Great job on the tour and reporting Josh! This could not come at a more perfect time, as my wife and I are actively looking at the Paradigm 310RL for our next fifth wheel.
As engineers, we can appreciate all the improvements that Alliance has done that are "hidden" and not readily seen by the consumer. The structural upgrades, the design for reliability and even the thought behind the maintainability of the trailer is fantastic and displays great systems engineering practices! I had to do many of those modifications myself to our current fifth wheel.
It is unfortunate you do not have a location in the Northeast, as we would definitely buy from Bish's RV.
Great tour as usual Josh. I really appreciate all the work that goes into these tours.
My pleasure!
FANTASTIC!!! By far, your BEST factory tour!!! THANKS THANKS THANKS!!!!!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks Josh!! After doing months and months of research on 5th wheels and checking numerous units off our list we recently committed and purchased a Alliance Paradigm. The quality and customer satisfaction just appears to be beyond most other brands. The tour was awesome and just really reinforces me that we made the right decision. Keep on making the fantastic videos. You are honest and give the pros and cons and I really appreciate that. 👍
That is awesome! Congrats!!
That was soo cool to watch! Thank you for bringing that to us. Be safe on the road dude.
Thanks! Will do!
I do enjoy your factory tours! I appreciate the business philosophy of this company and their customer service/support as well as their products. Alliance, Brinkley, Ember and a few others are really showing that the old tried and true can still be tweaked by simply changing perspective. Thanks so much for the video!
I agree. Good to see some progress there
holy COW, let me get my popcorn, Tour behind the scenes again, YES!!!!!!
Yeah, she’s a long one. Enjoy.
OMG Uncle Josh Thank you for the factory tour I have watched many other alliance tours and you just blew them out of the water thank you from a long time RV nerd heard member
Wow TY Matt :)
Thanks Josh -- a 5th wheel is a bit big for me but I'll keep my eyes out for the trailer review. Alliance looks like it has a great factory and fantastic workers.
Ty Delvie
Josh, I've been watching your videos for a couple of months, and I have to say that on the surface, you seem to be an honest, principled person. I like how you don't push products, but lay out the facts about them, and the RV industry as a whole.
When I say, "on the surface," I refer to the talk the talk, but don't walk the talk type of salesperson. It's probably because I'm old and cynical, because I've experienced all types over my many years. My gut says you're the real thing, and that's what I'll go with, until proven different.
Having said all of that, I'd like you to address the situation of mega dealers, the lack of moral principles, and ignoring the customer after the sale. There are numerous people who advise against buying from mega dealers for these reasons. Since Bish's is expanding all over the country, how do you address these warnings?
Also, if you could address the problem of buying from one location of a dealer, and taking the unit to another location of the same dealer, and being refused service, because you didn't buy it there?
Can you explain why RV manufacturers use wood trusses on the roof, as opposed to aluminum, which would save a lot of weight?
In closing, thank you for your videos and for doing this one. I've been watching Alliance for awhile now, and I've been impressed, which is not an easy thing to do.
Keep up the good work, and stay true to the right principles. To borrow from Alliance, continue to do the right thing.
Hi John! Great questions here.
*I'd like you to address the situation of mega dealers, the lack of moral principles, and ignoring the customer after the sale.*
There are fundamental flaws on the service side of the industry that have been there for years but were exposed to a painful degree during the pandemic-infused phase of the industry we're coming off of currently. While there are no doubt plenty of cases of dealerships basically brushing off customers who just made purchases & in need of service there are frankly just as many cases of dealerships who genuinely wanted and tried to assist clients who were let down by the lack of internal industry support from MFGs and suppliers.
A more even pace in the industry can help this but after the past couple of years there is a lot of healing to be done and it's not happening quickly enough for anyone's liking.
And more real talk: Bish's isn't perfect. I wish we were. But we're not. And my family's dealership I worked for before this also was not perfect. Again.. we tried. But it's often a case of doing the best we can given the resources available to us.
There is a painfully low level of training generally offered to the average service staff member across the nation I fear. I applaud groups like the NRVTI for their work and hope to see that continue to grow.
*Also, if you could address the problem of buying from one location of a dealer, and taking the unit to another location of the same dealer, and being refused service, because you didn't buy it there?*
This is a very real thing and it's been one of my biggest frustrations since day 1. Again, it stems back to the flawed internal side of the industry. It's less expensive for a MFG to send something with a defect to a dealership & pay them to fix it via warranty because MFGs dont actually pay what it costs to complete warranty work typically. They might compensate a store for the time of the actual job but not for all the time spent moving RVs in the shop, diagnosing, moving back out... clerical work trying to get them to approve anything (which is often met with tons of resistance), moving the unit back in, doing the work, moving it out, more clerical work, and hopefully finally a completed job and customer pickup... which usually requires more yard lot porter time.
....so.... if a dealership isn't making money doing the work for a client that didn't purchase there, then there's not a lot of incentive for them to step up and complete the job. It's a mess. I greatly dislike it.
*Can you explain why RV manufacturers use wood trusses on the roof, as opposed to aluminum, which would save a lot of weight?*
Reasons can vary. Cost is a major one. Insulation gaps in a ceiling structure is another since wood is a better insulator vs. hollow aluminum tubing. And typically there's not enough weight savings with aluminum trusses to actually change a potential tow vehicle.
I hope you appreciate the candor. This is what my experience has shown me. Answers from other may vary naturally.
Josh, thank you for your quick response and your candor.
So, if I buy an RV from Bishs in Longview Texas, and need service from another Bish's location, what can I expect?
If I want to buy a certain model from the Longview Bish's, and they don't have that model in stock, can it be shipped from another location.
I've heard some talk lately about issues that have cropped up with Grand Design. Can you address, (without getting into trouble with GD), what those might be?
What is your opinion on having a true franchise agreement, like the ones in the auto industry, between RV dealers, and the manufacturers?
Thanks again,
John
Hi Josh, Thanks for a great job on this tour. I love seeing how things are built, and the clean, organized Alliance facility shows that they care about doing the right thing. Please thank Bill and the team for letting you produce this video. PS: The "buzz box" is a great idea!
Dude it was SO loud
What???? Can't hear you!
Thanks for this factory tour, Josh. It's always interesting (or sometimes frightening) to see what goes on at the factory. I do like the Alliance brand. They seem to design their RV's to be used in a convenient and user-friendly way (like the furnace access). Oh, and thanks for not filming in the restroom! (TMI)
helo cindy
This one was truly my pleasure. I felt so good walking out of there. I was so glad just for my own purposes that I did this.
Thanks Bill and #Alliance. This tour made me drive the almost 2 hours to go see a Alliance and specifically the Valor. We had been looking at the Momentum, but the way you make your RVs as Josh shows as made us but the Valor on top of our list.
I haven't had the pleasure of getting to review enough Momentums (or grand design in general). But I have really enjoyed the Valors I've seen
@@JoshtheRVNerd It would be neat to do a comparison video between the two.
Hey Josh, you did an excellent job. Love all of your great videos and humor. As I always say great information 👍
I appreciate that!
Beautiful and well presented as always Mr. Nerd!!!!!! Love it!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Someday maybe you can tour the ATC factory. It would be nice to see a tour of a life long RV with your attention to detail.
Could be cool! It's a brand I'd like to learn more about certainly. They remind me more of the living quarter horse trailers we used to carry here years past than traditional RVs
Excellent video. Went and looked at some alliance 5th wheels and now, factory tour. Quality is obvious on the rv. Thanks for the detailed information
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic content for what appears to be an excellent product. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
this tour is clutch, thank you for doing this! This changes my opinion about my purchase decisions
Glad it was helpful!
Dude, you are incredible! I do not think a full Film Production crew could do any better in representing this company. I want to like own stock in Alliance now or something. I don't know how you do it but I am sure glad you do. Thanks Josh.
Wow, thank you! Huge praise.
Thank you Alliance, after watching this video, we will be buying from Alliance 5th wheel. Thank you Josh!
Good choice!
Thanks for allowing Josh the time to walk thru the facility. We’re considering downsizing from a 40’ wide body and Alliance is at the top of our list. One feature I may have missed is that these are 101” wide rigs which is a noticeable nice feature once you’ve spent time in one. Thanks Josh!
I _thought_ I mentioned that early in the video but man.. I covered a lot here. Who knows. Individual details might've slipped thru
Thanks again for another great video. Looks like Allliance is making a very good product, and they are not afraid to show how they make their rv's.
Couldn't agree more!
Because of this video, I’m subscribing today. I need to see a Grand Design video as this is what I own, before winnebago bought them.
Welcome aboard!
I have a Deposit down on the all-access Avenue RD26, super excited!
Good choice!
Thanks Josh, absolutely the best factory tour video I’ve seen, so many great detailed shots of how everything is built!!
Wow, thanks!
Great factory tour video! Thank you for taking the time to pull it together. It is great to see companies that are doing things the right way! My recommendation for a future factory tour is Grand Design. Also, a definite yes on including a base solar package...at minimum enough to support the 12v refrigerator.
It would be nice to see a handicapped or wheelchair accessible unit! I know they’re probably not popular but I think a blueprint of a possible build or a model of one would elevate their public outlook of caring for the diverse market! 58:10
Their wide body would actually be a good fit...
I have watched a lot of your RV review videos, but this is my first factory video of yours that I have watched. Excellent video and very informative. Keep up the superb attention to detail! It is greatly appreciated 🥳
Awesome, thank you!
I like seeing the manufacturing process
Awesome thx for watching 😊
Thanks for the tour. One thing I've noticed is unlike some of the other manufacturer factory tours I've seen this factory looks very clean. I also see even with the units in progress there isn't a lot of construction debris being left hanging around the trailers. If this is their normal way of doing things it gives me more confidence as a sloppy environment tends to result in a sloppy product. If I had watched more I would have heard you say the same thing.
Stuffing the aluminum extrusions with wood isn't just to keep them from compressing. The screw holding power of 1/16 inch or less aluminum is not very much when twisting and turning down the road. The wood allows for better grip of the screws due to more threads being in contact with it.
In this day and age I think most any trailer should come with at least a 200W panel, have a decent quality MPPT controller and come with a 200AH battery. For folks who might not want that allow them to option it out for a credit.
The extra wiring length also helps when you have to repair something. There is nothing I hate more than removing a device from a panel and having to hold and balance it while using my other hand to disconnect wires because they cheaped out and didn't make the wires 3 inches longer to set the device on the counter. It is especially frustrating if you have to work on or behind the converter.
I like natural wood color of the trim.
I am really looking forward to seeing their travel trailers.
I am as well. I’ll definitely get some insight as soon as I can get them.
How soon do you think you'll be able to Show us These NEW TRAILERS ?
Would love to see how the new Brinkley's are built.
They’re currently in a temporary rented facility while their full facility is being built
As soon as they’re new facilities done, I’ll be down there for sure
Yes,
They are scheduled to begin production in their new plant on March 15.
Thanks for the tour and the in depth information. We are considering purchasing an Alliance… you just validated that they do build a better RV !!
Thank you very much for doing this factory tour. I find it interesting to see how things are made. I’ve never owned an RV before but before I were to buy one I was hoping to see how they were made by touring the factory, just like I had taken a tour of my custom Amish kitchen cabinet and cupboards when we had remodeled our kitchen years ago. I’m one to wonder why things cost so much money. After seeing this tour, I now have a better appreciation of why (at least with Alliance) why they charge what they do. Your video did a wonderful job showing the quality of their product. Please continue taking us on these production tours. A company willing to show its customers how their products are made is a company who is proud of their quality. As a hopeful potential buyer someday, these companies willing to show me how their products are made will earn my business. Again thank you. I really enjoyed this video. 👍🏻👍🏻
Boy you Said It All RIGHT 👍👍
Awesome tour of a great rv. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Josh, This was awesome. thank you. Would really like to see a modern day factory detail walk through of AirStream.
Thanks for the idea!
I am considering my first RV and this video convinced me to buy from this brand...i really want to a quality rv for my lifestyle because yes my husbands money is valuable to me !! 😉😉
Ty so much for watching
Great video!!! We are thinking of upgrading our tt to a 5th wheel and have been comparing models and manufacturers. We really liked the alliance 28bh for the versatility it provides us as a semi retired couple with grandkids. We think it's a great couples coach with extra sleeping when needed and the rear flip up bunk allows us to bring our ebikes and keep them out of the weather and secure as well. Thanks so much for the tour and especially of the 28bh being built. I'm now sold on Alliance and the 28bh!! No more shopping for us 😊😊🎉
Nice choice 😃
That was a superexcellent tour of a very impressive manufacturer. You and Bill have given me a great amount of confidence in the product. Thank you!
I think I can speak for Bill when I say "Our pleasure, Ted!"
Great job Josh. Very informative and enlightening. Its always interesting to learn about different RV manufacturers and to see how the product is actually built. Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@JoshtheRVNerd are there any near future plans of doing any other factory tours? Is it possible to get into grand design?
@@joevulpio5568 100% working on it and others yessir
I'm waiting for a Brinkley plant tour
They’re in a temporary facility now. As soon as their real plant is done I will be there
Love these type of floor plans, but normally longer than wanted. This one is great! BUT, I see a few things. Bar is too small to use, so put cabinets under it. A Murphy bed setup in the bed slide would move the couch and let you put a table, chair dining next to the fridge. Also loose the double sink for a double closet. Murphy bed would also give bathroom access in road mode. You rock Josh! Love your informational, charismatic videos. Keep it up!
My pleasure, Derik!
Hope to upgrade from my jayco 30.5ckts but tricky finding great choices. ( all items on wish list) desk area, on similar sized unit is tough.
This was just what I needed to see. Thanks Nerd.
Awesome tour,much appreciated look from the factory dide!👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks, Josh,
I have a 2018 Forest River EVO T2700. Josh could tour the Forest River travel trailer factory next.
I have found some not the greatest workmanship. We live in ours full time it has a great layout that works for how we like to use it.
Thanks, Josh. I really enjoy your videos keep them coming👍👍👍👍👍
I have a few Rockwood tour for you. Forest river has multiple plants for each brand btw
Either that factory has been staged, or it is legitimately the cleanest RV assembly line I have ever seen. I’m going to hope that it’s the latter. If so, they really do take pride like you said.
I hear you on the wire slack. I’ve had to replace a few things already on my 2021 camper of a different brand. One of the outlets I replaced didn’t have an inch of spare wiring. I had to WORK just to get the old outlet out. So kudos to them on spending an extra $5 on wiring to make sure there is relief.
It is legitimately the cleanest you’ve seen
I really enjoyed watching. I have been researching travel trailers for my solo adventure in life. I have a few I like thus far. I keep leaning toward the Delta 281 BH. The bunk room I don't need as sleeping. I intention is to remove all the bunks and install tool storage as I make punisher chairs and hand carve signs I plan on selling in my travels. So much more to research. Thanks for the tour.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow !!
Doing it right.
Think this really helped in making our decision.
Thank you and the Aliance team.
TY for watching!