Welcome to the forums and sorry to hear about your woe's. Unfortunately, I think every single one of us had multiple headaches with our brand-new Montana's, regardless of how many years ago that was.
It sounds like you are not afraid to jump in attempt to fix things yourself. That is a good thing, because you will unearth more issues as time goes on and you will be your best repair shop.
For what it's worth, the little fixes never stop. We've had our Montana High Country for 5 years now and the only "break" I has was year 2 of ownership after fixing, or having fixed 88 different warranty issues. Much I fixed myself. After the first year, I felt like I rebuilt the entire camper (I still think I did). But now, she's a pretty good camper! Fortunately, the fixes decreased, but then the fixes got more costly when they did need fixing.
This year, it was the refrigerator, a bent axle, new batteries, a new awning, and currently, I'm scheduled to have a the bathroom exhaust fan/vent completely replaced. (and this has been a good year!)
In the past, others have posted about refrigerator mounts breaking away from the wall. My suggestion was to build a new support for them to anchor to, and start by building your support from the floor, not the styrofoam walls.
Again, sorry to hear about your troubles. But your experience is not unique. You are NOT alone! We all understand your anguish. Hang in there, the bugs will get worked out and then you'll have a much better camper!
Good luck!
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2019 Montana High Country 375FL
2014 Chevy Silverado Duramax, 6.6L Dually
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