Frustrated

[Rrobinrob]

I headed out to Yellowstone from Tennessee in my Thor Gemini. I filled the holding tank before I left and there was such an obvious leak that I could have washed my dog. That was issue number one. It rained on the way and so much water poured in the back rails of the slide out that I could have taken a shower. (Video attached). When I made it to the Rocky Mountains the casing around the sunroof completely fell off (Photo attached). And now only hot water in the bathroom sink. None in the shower or kitchen sink. Does not even try to light My floor is wrinkled and i am now beyond irritated.

[axis earl]

Originally Posted by Rrobinrob

I headed out to Yellowstone from Tennessee in my Thor Gemini. I filled the holding tank before I left and there was such an obvious leak that I could have washed my dog. That was issue number one. It rained on the way and so much water poured in the back rails of the slide out that I could have taken a shower. (Video attached). When I made it to the Rocky Mountains the casing around the sunroof completely fell off (Photo attached). And now only hot water in the bathroom sink. None in the shower or kitchen sink. Does not even try to light My floor is wrinkled and i am now beyond irritated.

So is this your first trip with this rig? You didn't tell us the year or how long you have had it.

[Bob Denman]

Sorry to hear about the Gremlins...
Perhaps you should call Thor Customer Service, and see if they can arrange for a Dealership along your route, to make repairs...
Orrrrr.... see if they can arrange for repairs to be made in Wakarusa.

Good luck!

[Rrobinrob]

It is the second trip out here. 7000 miles total on the RV. 3 years old. I have had nothing but trouble since I got it. It was at the dealership being “repaired” for the first 9 mo the of my ownership. I would trade it in a heartbeat. But I am hesitant to even get another camper at all now. The refrigerator door panel fell off. I glued it on also. This after it was also “repaired”.

[ducksface]

Yours all sound like environmentally caused issues.
If you were from the Mohave I would have it pin pointed for you. How bad is Tennessee weather on things like glue?
You're pretty much explaining adhesive failures....

[axis earl]

That really is a pain. I would search out the best RV repair center you can find when you get back and then get the items repaired once and for all. I am pretty much done with any repairs by any dealership, no matter which brand you name. Once you get it completely fixed, calm the nerves and take your time deciding what kind of future you have with the rig. Unfortunately, the "entry level" models we all seem to gravitate toward can be a flip of the coin.