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Just came across this new video. Just who is that doing the narration?

Our top of ball height on our Anderson hitch is 23.25 and 24.25 on our standard hitch. We also have a 2016 Tundra but I have installed Sumo springs and with the Anderson there is no drop when hooked up and about 3/4" drop on the standard hitch. Our trailer weights 5260 loaded without any water in tanks and tounge weight is 480. I was told 23.5 to 24.5 by Oliver.

Cindy and Russell, Our 2016 Toyota 5.7L 4X4 Tundra's top of ball to ground measurement is 22.5" before connecting to Ollie. Ollie's tongue weight is around 450lbs and trailer weight (empty water tanks) about 4950lbs without WDH in this photo. We keep Ollie's weight low by transporting extra gear in the pickup bed and pickup's back seat area. Most E2s ready to camp weights are heavier than our Ollie. Hope this helps!

I bet it is a local voice actor, associated with the company that made the commercial. ... tho he sure sounds a WHOLE lot like Sam Elliot; Beef: It's what's for dinner: ... Which IMHO is a GREAT thing. What a terrific voice, both of them! John Davies Spokane WA

Bill, you can add me (Debbie) to the list. Sorry for waiting so long. I've had a wrist injury and was worried it would be too hard to hold on but here is what I figure...I'll just use the other hand!

Yeah for Rob and Vicki! I thought that because of the them we all can share in a 10% discount! Unfortunately, two of the ten we presently have had already made and paid for a reservation. The Park is insisting that in order to get this discount we have a total of 10 NEW people. So, let's beat the bushes and get two more. At least the Park agreed to let us have until Wednesday (April 25th) at high noon to add the two additional people. Looks like a great group so far! If anyone else would like to join us (up to another 5 people) just let me know (here or via a PM) and I will take care of the arrangements. Bill

Please add our names, Rob and Vicki Johnson would love to do the level 2 zip line.

My 2018 OEII is sitting level on a level shop floor. Here is a picture of the hitch. I would say 23.5 inches from ground to top of a 2 inch ball would be correct.

We moved to site D8 when trumpetguy canceled.

Two weeks from this moment we all will be enjoying a toddy & saying, "DAMN that was awesome!"

Our trailer is still in storage but when we picked up Anita send us this info: Ball Mount with 2" Ball and the Height should be approximately 23.5" from the ground to the top of the Ball. (Unless you have purchased the Anderson weight distribution and sway control hitch: Its included.)

Bill, Bak-Flip MX4 is an excellent cover. Assume you wanted information posted about other covers, too. Been looking over a year and decided to go with a Diamondback SE cover on our Tundra. It's not hard to remove, if needed. Used the Diamondback on a camping trip earlier this week and it works great! Some folks transport ATVs on top the cover. Our cover is rated for up to 400 pounds weight.