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Title: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: cathy on July 18, 2020, 01:26:27 pm
Greetings to all!  We are doing some maintenance on our 2005 RK and needed some items from the factory.  I called the parts number but there was no answer.  (no message machine either)  Not sure how the California lockdown works as we are in Oregon.  Does anyone have any info on this?  Thanks for the assist.   Cathy Krieger
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: rich on July 18, 2020, 01:32:56 pm
Did you call today?

From http://www.lazydaze.com/index2.htm
Hours:
Mon-Fri 8:00AM to 4:30PM Pacific Time
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays and Major Holidays

Rich
'03 MB in NC
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Duro on July 18, 2020, 01:53:59 pm
Yes there open. Just talked with Todd and ordered some parts  a few days ago.
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: David Harris on July 18, 2020, 07:04:29 pm
Welcome to the wonders of ordering from the factory.

They are open. But not on weekends.

I bought a part to fix a drawer in June of 2020. They stock just about everything for repairing Lazy Daze RVs including weird items such as the bracket that hold a drawer slide to the wall. They do not take credit cards but do take checks. They will fulfill the order once the check has been received.

David
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Lisa T. on July 18, 2020, 08:27:03 pm
A lot of times they are closed Friday, or just half-day on Friday
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Lisa T. on July 18, 2020, 08:31:41 pm
David, just a question.  What year is your rig??  I have a 2005 RB and have broken TWO of the drawer guides.  The first I replaced with a new one from the factory (under the refrigerator).  The second we just broke in Missouri (rough gravel roads)(lower little drawer by the sink).  I'm not impressed with the fit/finish of the 2005 vs the old 1990.  I used "L" brackets I had in my supplies.  What a PITA!!!  My arm isn't long enough, but I finally got the job done.  grumble, grumble, curse, curse.  Hopefully it won't happen to that drawer again!
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: RonB on July 18, 2020, 08:52:44 pm
Hi Lisa;  I've broken two of those 'L' brackets so far. I replaced the drawer slides of the 3 small drawers in the kitchen (TK) with full extention slides, and kept the parts to the old slides, so I used them. (one left)  A lot of weight in my drawer under the refrigerator, and bouncing fatigues the acute bend at the back angle bracket. An advantage is that all of the kitchen drawers contents are available when pulled out. I found the built in detents of the new slides inadequate, so added magnets at the back. That works super, even with empty drawers. Weight keeps the little wear prone notch lock working.  I still try to pull the drawer handles 'up' when trying to open them. A hard to break habit, since that still is needed for the other 4 drawers.   RonB
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: David Harris on July 18, 2020, 09:17:36 pm
Lisa,

I have a 2002 MidBath. In blue.

David

Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Joan on July 18, 2020, 09:54:46 pm
Because the factory doesn’t take credit cards, charges for shipping, and doesn’t ship until  the payment is received, I’ve found it more practical/convenient  to order multiples of LD’s “proprietary” parts that one is likely to need again.

YMMV.
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: joel wiley on July 18, 2020, 11:40:32 pm
I’ve found it more practical/convenient  to order multiples of LD’s “proprietary” parts that one is likely to need again.

YMMV.
And I take Murphy's law into consideration.  A replacement will break at an inopportune time,  unless you have its replacement readily available.  Then it will never break.
MMDV (My Mileage Does Vary)
;) Joel
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Larry W on July 19, 2020, 01:43:52 am
The drawer slides are lightweight and will wear out in drawers with heavy loads. About half of our have worn out, even with periodic lubrication, the ball bearings in the slide's trucks pop out and disappear.
There are dozens of stronger slides available but I have never found any with locks, another way of keeping the drawers closed would need to be used, Ron's magnets may be the fix.

Larry
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: rm2011ldmb on July 19, 2020, 01:28:13 pm
Just talked to Todd a few days ago.  Needed to order the plastic latches that hold the pantry, and under sink doors in a mid-bath.  I've broken several over the years, but don't know why.  We are not "hard" on the rig.  Just wear and tear I guess.

While talking with Todd, I found out that all of the 2021 chassis are now spoken for, so any newly received orders will be on the 2022 chassis.  Those won't likely arrive at the Mothership until late Fall 2021.  Todd notes that they are closed (thinking the showroom), but still building but not at optimal capacity.  Delays with chassis and other parts as well.
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Chris Horst on July 19, 2020, 03:13:58 pm
Just talked to Todd a few days ago.  Needed to order the plastic latches that hold the pantry, and under sink doors in a mid-bath.  I've broken several over the years, but don't know why.  We are not "hard" on the rig.  Just wear and tear I guess.

While talking with Todd, I found out that all of the 2021 chassis are now spoken for, so any newly received orders will be on the 2022 chassis.  Those won't likely arrive at the Mothership until late Fall 2021.  Todd notes that they are closed (thinking the showroom), but still building but not at optimal capacity.  Delays with chassis and other parts as well.
I'm thinking that anyone who is considering ordering a Lazy Daze should take this test: https://www.blueprintincome.com/tools/life-expectancy-calculator-how-long-will-i-live/  ;)

Chris
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: HiLola on July 19, 2020, 05:10:21 pm
Thanks, Chris! Did the test and I’m good to go!
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: colddog on July 19, 2020, 05:27:12 pm
So I have a 25% chance of making it to 94.  

Question is will anybody be happy with me driving?

Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Lazy Bones on July 19, 2020, 05:47:44 pm
Who on earth put that test together? Johnny Walker?

It says I'll live longer if I drink more! Well, it's not too late... don't look for another post today!   :D
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Charles & Donna on July 19, 2020, 08:52:25 pm
It says I'll live longer if I drink more! Well, it's not too late... don't look for another post today!  :D
You and me too! ;D

Charles
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: HiLola on July 19, 2020, 09:56:09 pm
You and me too! ;D

Hmmm, didn’t try that!  ;)

Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: joel wiley on July 19, 2020, 10:45:12 pm
Upping my drinking knocked a whole year off  :o
If I keep to my current schedule,  its another 20 years with Orwan.
Better keep up with the aggressive maintenance schedule if I want it to last as long as I do.
Thanks Chris.
Joel
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: tedeboy on July 20, 2020, 10:42:56 am
Showroom isn't open however.
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: RonB on July 20, 2020, 11:02:11 am
Hi Bob  (RM2011ldMB)  Other places have those latches, and can be ordered online with credit cards. And faster delivery too.  RV Designer H227 Positive RV Cabinet Catch - Brown (https://www.rvupgradestore.com/RV-Designer-Positive-Catch-p/31-1462.htm)
RonB
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: rm2011ldmb on July 21, 2020, 03:50:08 pm
Thanks Ron.

Bob
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Chris Horst on July 21, 2020, 04:47:24 pm
Showroom isn't open however.

Because of no models to show or pandemic? Or maybe both.

Chris
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Mike Coachman on July 21, 2020, 04:59:01 pm
When talking with Todd much earlier (possibly Jan.) this year he said the first priority was to build some showroom models on the new 2021 chassis. Then they were to start on our unit. Things may have changed but mine will be ready around Labor Day.
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Frank S on July 21, 2020, 07:40:42 pm
Just curious - what is the history of floor models being available?   If someone wants to buy a floor model, are they told they'll have to order?   Nice to have them there but are they necessary?     Frank

Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Larry W on July 21, 2020, 08:20:40 pm
Just curious - what is the history of floor models being available?  If someone wants to buy a floor model, are they told they'll have to order?  Nice to have them there but are they necessary?    Frank

The floor models are usually sold toward the end of the production year.  Expect a long wait and a lot of competition.
With the limited production, LD normally only has two or three floor models at any time.
If you want a new one, it’s best to get your name on the waiting list.

Larry




Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: dave_m on July 21, 2020, 09:02:53 pm
When talking with Todd much earlier (possibly Jan.) this year he said the first priority was to build some showroom models on the new 2021 chassis. Then they were to start on our unit. Things may have changed but mine will be ready around Labor Day.
How long were you on the list? I am up to 14 months.
Title: Re: Lazy Daze Factory...are they open?
Post by: Mike Coachman on July 22, 2020, 09:58:19 am
I went on the waiting list January 2019 and received the order form late December and submitted it with a deposit early January 2020. I specifically requested a 2021 chassis.