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Oliver did see this and I got a call from Mr Robinson at the factory. He had called the toilet manufacturing company explained what my problem was. The bolt is brass,but the washers and nut are plated. He was very concerned and asked if there was anything he could send me to repair. Let me say, I've never bought a product,had a complaint,and received an unsolicited call to resolve the problem before. Kudos to the Oliver team on this one. I'm heading to the marine store for stainless nut and washers. I wouldn't think of asking Oliver to send them to me. I bet they would.

Mine has disconnected three times. From the back of the tv. It's easy to reinstall but requires working upside down on the bed.

<p style="text-align: right;">Thanks for the responses. As Randy said, I don't think the bolt is rusted. I think it's the washers or the nut. But, after careful inspection the caulking around the toilet would have to be cut out and replaced.</p> I'm going to hold off till winter to dig into it. Too hot to work outside in South Florida

Seems that something you would think should be stainless isn't. This is a photo of the bolt that holds the toilet to the floor. After seven trips and daily showers this is what's left of the bolt. Any ideas on how to seal this. I really don't want to get into removing the toilet .

Gotcha, I was confused when you mentioned the 3 foot height at some campgrounds and 4 at others . I thought that was at your site, my bad.

By all means, if you can at least two days. I'm six months into mine and I still don't know how to set the clock. We we're three days before we realized the water hook up in the galley was reversed. Like someone said too bad you can't camp at the factory.

I don't understand what I'm looking at. I use the same hose for the city and fill the tank for the fresh water tank.

The other windows on mine are all connected. The rubber gasket the window slides on would slide with the window when you tried to close. I could force it closed but my wife could not. After my repair it slides easily like the others. I'm pretty sure yours should be.

I know Oliver doesn't manufacturer the windows, but they do install them. This should have been caught at the factory. The rubber gasket the window slides on is supposed to be attached to the stopper. The window on the street side over the bed was not. Easily correction. Too bad I had to do it

John, I agree with the shoddy work. I have found a couple of other things that also point in that direction. That being said, I've seen 800k class A's with two pages of punch list. I still think Oliver does a darn good job, but it could be better. To answer your question how I found the little goodie. I added a small extension to the dump connection in the bumper with a section that is clear . I have the fun job of watching the black tank til it is running clear. On one occasion this got stuck in the clear plastic section. Ugly

My hot and cold water being reversed in the kitchen wouldn't Warrent a 800 mile trip to the factory for repair. If this got jammed in a valve or pipe on the way out. Now that is another story. Someone at the factory would have a messy job!

My 2015 f-150 will not allow me to open hitched

We got one of the first 17's in March. Haven't had the drawer issues yet, But wait till you see what passed thru my sewer hose. Gotta get the grandkids to show me how to do photos.

I'm sure that means what Oliver will charge, not what the cost from the factory is.

I posted the same question back in September. I was concerned about insurance. You have to make a pest out of yourself, call weekly. Very disappointed in that part of the Oliver experience.