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@@TammyEvans-dt9hm thank you for the compliments! We owned ours for 3 years, full-timing around the country and only ever had the issue in the area in the cab section. We fixed our passenger side a few months later which was preventative and went much faster. That video can also be found on our channel. I would suggest joining the owners group on Facebook. They're a great bunch who are very helpful and it's good to see what issues everyone is having and how they tackle them. That's how this video actually came about.

If the repairs haven't been done, yes. Pre went faster than post. See my other video with the time lapse. It was really simple, took around an hour all in, and had no adjustments to make. The cap, we didn't experience anything with separation there but we did have an unfinished seal from the factory when we purchased new. Instead of dicore as was suggested by Thor warranty, we opted for eternabond tape. It's available in 4 or 6" wide strips. Prep the surface by cleaning and a wipe down with acetone in the area the tape will contact. Be sure to squeegee it after application and it'll never be a problem again. We had it nearly 4 years in every USA climate short of deep freeze and mostly in tropical, & desert climates with high UV. held excellently. I wouldn't shy from outlaw for these known problems. A known problem can be addressed. Going into a brand with unknowns would be scary. Good luck & thank you for watching!

The green is cut from pool noodles lengthwise.

Great question! These were foam board cutouts painted by children and local artists. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! We went thru the channel, using it as a washer to help draw the wall back into the floor section. The more you draw this closed, the better your repair will be. If you still end up with a small gap, fill with the adhesive and seal from the bottom with lexel

@@L2SB-BrianMichelle If I could get your opinion, at this time, it appears my driver's side is the worst. I have 5 screws, the front 2 are broke and the remaining 3 are good. I measured the distance between the bottom of the wall and the bottom of steel bar/rail of the frame and it is 2 inches at the back and 1 11/16 at the front. My conclusion the wall is down 5/16 at the very front. I have no visual separation in that I can't see daylight when just sitting or driving. We did put some pressure on the wall at the front pulling the wall out a bit and can see faint daylight when we do that. The dash will move a lot in the right conditions but is generally calm. We are starting to drive south to arrive at Yuma, AZ by 1 November but we will be taking a long, circuitous route through the Rockies to get there from WA state. Apologies for all the details but perhaps they may be relevant for your answer. Given the 5/16 difference, would you still attempt to jack the wall up a bit (not convenient at this location) or just replace the two broken screws and add more screws?

@@brengang6 you'll need to align the wall to the floor in the original position. Aligning the holes on the original screws, and bracing with more, closer together will fix the issue. If you only replace the ones that broke, you'll be right back where you started, likely faster than before because of the wear. My advice, fix it correctly - the difference in effort is small but the results will be drastically different.

@@L2SB-BrianMichelle Thanks!

Nothing. If you need weight to prevent it from moving around, you could use a brick.

As of 6/8/23 not yet. We are planning to do another one soon, this summer. Stay tuned!

I would suggest you see if there's anything left to work with in there if your previous repairs came apart. Ours and 99% of what we've seen in our owners group has been over the front wheels. If you have good solid materials to attach to, I wouldn't see why it wouldn't work to try again but ensure everything is aligned or you'll have misaligned storage doors.

I will also mention, we have over 15k miles on this repair and we also use ours over mountain climbs, uneven roads all over this country as we continue full-time life... We've had 0 noises or movement since our repair.

We made out great! The daily update video is up now 😀 Thanks for asking!!

We will for sure! If it gets bad, the park has a clubhouse rated beyond Category 5 that we could shelter in. We really doubt it will come to that.

Thanks for your feedback! We haven't had a chance to redo this video yet but we are taking all suggestions into consideration for the next one!

We took scraps of wire and poked each piece onto it. Use hot glue to secure.

We do not have a follow up to this video yet but we've been getting requests so please subscribe, tell your friends and stay tuned! (Currently at Ft Zach Taylor KW)

Gracias! 🥰

Thank you! We enjoyed it thoroughly! 🥰

Awesome!

Glad it helped! I've been contacted on Facebook by owners of other brands. I'm thinking the reason the problem is so much more prevalent in Outlaw is because of the stress on the ceiling because of the upward slope, and the frame flex because of the garage. 🤷‍♂️

Thank you! You'll likely be fine heading home. Watch any transitions to take them on as even as possible as not to twist. That'll likely keep things no worse than you have it now. We drove something like 7k miles trying to diagnose the issue. 👍

Thank you brother, totally appreciate your quick response. Lost a lot of sleep last night maybe I’ll sleep tonight with that knowledge. Appreciate you, ever in Vegas coffee is on me!

@@jamesgravitt5622 I know how you feel. The great thing about this is you can do it yourself with minimal expense, and less than 3 hours work. If you need anything else, comment and I'll respond as soon as i see. 👍

If you're within your warranty, they will fix it. Be prepared for a dealer to hold it for 8-10 weeks to get it "diagnosed" then you'll wait another few weeks for the warranty department to approve and get the parts shipped, the dealer to get you scheduled. Then will you know how it's really completed? We have been fortunate to do all our own repairs and get support from Thor on them

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@@L2SB-BrianMichelle…It doesn’t appear to exist. Hmm, maybe I have been blocked🤷🏼‍♂️. Not sure why I would be though.

Message Brian through Facebook and he will try to get you some answers.

Thank you! More RV videos to come!

I'm sorry, we do not. Try pausing at intervals. We would be happy to detail anything you need help with. 🥰

@@L2SB-BrianMichelle if you go to the three dots at the top of the video (right side) different options will pop up. one will say playback speed. tap on 25x and the whole video will significantly slow down. you’ll be able to see everything in slow motion.

You're very welcome! If you need more questions answered, be sure to comment and I'll get back ASAP

You could possibly receive a towel set and hitchhike through the Galaxy!

You might get a free towlie set!

You've gotta catch up to us somewhere on the road! Need to do a J&D + B&M episode!

There's more episodes every week for Michelle's yoga subscribers. If you're interested, let us know in the comments. Otherwise continue to catch the older episodes released bi-weekly. 🥰

The screws used in the video came from Thor's production line. They are 3.25" long and most similar to the type of screws used to attach semi truck decks to their cargo vans. Try searching for " 3x14 truck deck screws "

Thank you so much. And what did you use to connect and hold the pool noodle to the box?

For the rocks/coral bottom, we used a cardboard box covered with loosely crumpled bulk sheet paper attached with hot glue

To connect the various pieces and pool noodles, we used a combination of 12g copper wire scraps and hot glue.

12ga copper wire scraps found at any home improvement center or hardware store

You're very welcome! Any more questions or details you need, please post in the comments and we will get back to you ASAP!

Thanks for the kind words ♥️

@@L2SB-BrianMichelle do you think you’ll ever rip out the carpet? I’d love to get rid of mine just not sure what I’d replace it with.

We don't really have much carpet in our chassis. A great idea to use is sheet vinyl flooring which you can find in a flooring store that can closely match what's already in your coach or find something now to your taste!

Thank you! We look forward to getting back to regular posts!

@@L2SB-BrianMichelle I’m going to have all of my flooring replaced this fall. No more carpet anywhere!!!

@@trishmince2652 where will you be? It could be something Brian could help with.

@@L2SB-BrianMichelle nice! I got a couple of good moon pictures. I nailed a photo of a fly the other day. Whenever you get a chance, email me. James.plowman.business@gmail.com

Hope you are well James!

We dig you back!

What can I say but I'm a sexy guy and I gotta dress down most of the time to keep the screaming fans away. It's the only way I can get things done. 🤷‍♂️😂

🙏 thank you!

We aren't big fans of everything ending up on the floor when we open the door the first time after a drive.

We would help you anytime we are in the vicinity. Hope you are well!

Unfortunately, in our experience with the owners group, everyone with a class A since 2014 has this issue. Some even go back as far as 2008.

Well that matches more closely what I found. Mine had every 10" and the front one had failed on the left side. Right side surgery is next week.

We appreciate you being able to make a guest appearance! In the future we would love to have you over again!

At least know you can handle this repair pretty simply with tools you likely have in your tool cart. If you need further help, please post in the comments!