I've had most of my issues inside the coach in these areas. I finally pulled all drawers out everywhere, reinforced all the framing with backer boards, different materials and fish plating and re-screwed with pre-drilled holes, all of them. No more problems. These workers have no clue what goes on inside an RV during its life, much less the skill to "put together" a model balsa, rubber band powered toy plane. Their assembly skills is bare minimal and they know the problem won't show up for months. By then, they will have switched jobs 5 times. I can say, all my cabinets are solid hardwood built by the Indiana Amish and are premium when delivered to Thor. The problem starts with the installation (thousands of staples, too big of screws driven through balsa wood with too much force). The poor assembly processes seem to flow throughout the coach. Another example is the plumbing in the big slides under the kitchen. All looks good on the assembly floor in static position. One the slide starts torquing stuff (that was engineered to move with the slide)...BOOM.
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Now an SOB
Traded Thor for Melbourne Prestige 24NP
2018 THOR Chateau 35SF
Two Labs, Bugsie & Blondie
Blondie passed in 2020 at 5 to Leukemia
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