Leaderboard

Here's my idea as to where the tv should be located. This was competed utilizing the factory brackit that came with the Trailer. Arm tension is adjustable and will have to be tightened, I did have to buy a 1 1/2 counter grommet and paint it white to bring cabling down to tv. Marc

The pre-made guides are a good method instead of crimped in 90s. There is almost always room for them and no chance of a fitting failure. If the bend radius is not so critical just bend it around and snake it through as needed. The 1/2" PEX (5/8" OD) can be reliably bent into a 9" O.C. return bend with no kink. Once bent it will not relax into a kink. Also, if doing the guides, you don't have to get the crimp tool into place and use it. The flow characteristics are also a lot better with bends instead of crimped 90s. Pex is surprisingly nice to work with. When working with PEX, think in PEX instead of copper. Another trick is to slide the PEX through conduit 90s. 1/2" PEX (5/8" OD) slides nicely through 3/4" electrical conduit 90s. 3/4 PEX through 1" conduit 90s and 3/8" PEX through 1/2" 90s. Steel or PVC conduit works fine for this and seriously protect the PEX. Always use brass fittings and copper crimp rings. Always.

Wow, that sure is purdy?

It would be great for those that plan to attend to post their affirmative plans. I want to attend but will not pull my Ollie up. I live nearby and will do a day trip. My trusty app shows there is construction going on between Hohenwald and Columbia. When I was there recently I was rerouted to a bypass around the construction that was not easily traveled. You may want to plan your route based on information Tennessee DOT puts out on road blocks and construction. It vwould be extremely helpful if we knew the agenda for the weekend. This would assist me in determine what day I come up. I would really like to meet my fellow Ollie owners Coy

Buzzy, I can post photos of the gathering! :)