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We finally made it home safe and sound after being stuck for 7 days. I could not get Thor to work with the mobile RV repair shop to pay the bill. They said I would have to pay and they will reimburse me. I had no choice but to do it if we wanted to travel safely. It cost $996.00 to fix the line, I had to charge it. The mechanic was blown away by how crappy the hydraulic line was. It had pinched between two things, he showed my husband where it happened, and blew a hole in it. He rebuilt the line with a much better quality hose and encased it so it won't happen again. He also had to secure all the other hydraulic lines as they "were dangling" around. He did say that if this let go by the engine, we would have caught fire. Needless to say, that scared me to death. We now have an appointment on August 31st to go to the Thor factory and get our growing laundry list of problems fixed. AND when I arrived home, we had just had our driveway sealed, and wouldn't you know it when I backed into the parking spot, our RV spilled diesel fuel all over our brand new sealed driveway. Does anyone know about this problem with the overfill from the tanks on the Super C's spilling out? This is unbelievable.
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