Latesixties...
Believe it or not: I fully under your frustration over this mess...
But there are also some realities at play here, that I think you may not have been fully aware of...
1. A motorhome is about like a house that is being subjected to constant earthquakes; while it's been driven down even the smoothest roads...
Stuff will shake loose, and rattle apart. Keeping after all of this can often be a major part of RV ownership.
2. Cavie mentioned that this is an industry-wide issue, and he ain't wrong...
It's rare for anyone to take off on a "shakedown cruise" in one, and not see them come home with at least a couple of issues that need attention.
3. You'll need to check with your State's Attorney General, and ask them if Lemon Laws apply to Motorhomes. Some states do apply them: a lot don't.
But it's certainly worth the research.
4. Keep in mind that these rigs can be fixed. It just takes some time, and may a headache or two: in order to get through it. But if you can be patient: the results will be worth it.
5. Thor's Wakarusa service facility is always worth a bit of research. Call Thor, and make some inquiries about them.
I certainly wish you nothing but the best of luck in getting things made right!
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