Leaderboard
Popular Content
Showing content with the highest reputation on 10/27/2016 in all areas
-
This is a great question and one that many of our customers have started to ask. To access the plumbing under the bathroom sink you would need to cut away the caulk from around the vanity. Once the caulk has been removed you should be able to pull the vanity out. *CAUTION - DO NOT try to pull it out with the caulk still in place. We use 3M 4000 caulk which is a semi-permanent caulk and it will rip the gelcoat if it isn't cut before removal.3 points
-
Here's a mod I used on my '08 Ollie to significantly increase the water pressure and efficiency from the pump. I don't know how the newer ones are wired but this may be useful. Simple and cheap! http://olivertraveltrailers.com/topic/water-pressure-2/2 points
-
I believe the grey and black tanks are vented to the roof. Any air that is blown into the black tank should exit via the roof vent.1 point
-
Thanks!!!! This is one of the many reasons we like Oliver, always making improvements to an already great Travel Trailer!!!!! :)1 point
-
Recent Achievements
-
