TV hitting the wall ??

Thank you everyone for the comments and the advice. I am hopeful that when I am NOT talking to the sales guy tomorrow I will have more success. My opinion of him should not be discussed in an open forum....

Fred, I love that removable mount idea. I hope you don't mind if I attempt to copy that for my own use. I also think that supporting a (5-10 lb ??) TV by a few screws going into plywood, whilst driving down sometimes very rough roads will likely not work out well. I know it gets wrapped with a velcro strap but still....

Thanks again everyone. I'll post a follow up this weekend with how things turned at the dealer.

Things ended up good at the dealer on Friday.
First, the salesperson was on vacation so I didn't have to deal with him at all.
The parts manager did the orientation and the service manager, who I had met previously, came out to ask about the TV mount. Once I explained to him what the problem was and how to fix it, there was no issue. He had a guy out there and it was done in a half hour or less. Take the TV off the mount, take the mount off the wall, into the shop to drill 4 small holes, reassemble. No big deal.

All the other things on my fix list had already been done so we were good to go.

R-Pod is sitting in the driveway where I'm going through everything before our first outing. Have already found several things that were poorly done at the factory. Nothing too critical but could have caused problems down the road.

Anyway, the first hurdle is done. Now lets go camping!

The TV in our pod has a strap that secures it to the wall very firmly. So part of our travel preparations checklist is to secure the TV.

Redrill the bracket that attaches to the back of the TV and slightly slide the TV over. We discovered this at our dealer walk-through. The tech fixed it although I had to help him...he wanted to drill the holes going the wrong way.