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2nd Gathering - Eggshells in The Outer Banks (OBX) Rally, North Carolina Friday, Oct. 6th — Monday, Oct. 9th 2017 Dare to venture out and explore on Columbus Day Weekend at Camp Hatteras. Whether you want to climb above the high-water mark at historical lighthouses or just stick your toes in the sand, The Outer Banks is overflowing with pioneering activities. Spread your wings and discover The Outer Banks while sharing the nest with other fiberglass eggs. For further information, please go to www.rvcompass.com/OBXrally

Just got back from a visit to the factory, a trip down the Trace, and a few days in New Orleans. While at the factory the guys placed a couple of zip ties on the tongue of Twist in order to hold the electric power cable in place. The zip ties are tight enough to hold the cable in place but not so tight as to prevent it from being moved if necessary. If your Oliver doesn't have this arrangement, it is simple to do and makes for a much neater and safer control of this cord. Bill

Hey Don.... Just wanted to let you know that you will have no problem towing the LE2 with your F150. I wondered if I would need the towing mirrors and found that visibility is pretty good with the standard mirrors. V6 ecoboost engine does a very nice job with the Ollie. Best of Luck Scotty Flying Sea Turtle Hull # 145

When the Andersen WDH is disconnected from the two vehicle the "whale tail" is usually just left laying on the ground. This allows it to get sand, mud, etc. to get all over it and can make it more difficult to re-attach it when it comes time to move. A zip tie, a ring and a large hook help solve that problem. Bill

Yes the black tank has a check valve inline and I use the water hose they gave me with the Oliver for the Black Tank and have a 10 & 25 foot Blue Fresh water hose that we use, I like it better but it is just harder to roll up in really cold weather gets much stiffer. Thanks Gary