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Keep your tongue raised slightly. We have the Dometic AC and had this happen. The trailer was dead level. I raised the tongue and the issue went away immediately. I also checked the two condensate after our trip and they were open.

I have to admit. I swallowed pretty hard when I wrote the check for my new Oliver back in 2018. However, it's been relatively trouble free in the eight years I've owned it. Can't say that for most brands. I think the low production run also adds to the desirability. If Hohenwald was stamping trailers out as fast as Casita, it would lower the exclusivity of owning an Oliver. I was happy when Oliver went back to factory only sales.

Here’s an example, Potawatomi State Park WI Individual sites offer a mix of non-electric and electric pedestals (40 sites with electricity), but lack individual water or sewer hookups. There are communal water spigots in the park. And another park Devils Lake has Water on pedestals but not each campsite. We carry an extra 7 gallon blue water carrier and refill our tank Using the rear siphon port. Search result: No, there are no Wisconsin State Park campgrounds that offer water hookups at every individual campsite. [1] The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) deliberately designs its state park campgrounds to offer a more rustic experience. While many parks provide electrical hookups at select sites, none of them feature individual water or sewer connections at every campsite. [1, 2, 3, 4]

You must not recognize the icon Flintstone metal statue built in 1972 near Valle AZ, road to the south rim of the Grand Canyon! It must have been pretty cool back in the day! We didn’t go in but backed in for this special shot. I’ll bet Fred would have loved an Oliver! 🤣

We generally avoid anyplace with a sign like that. “Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park” is a “must avoid at all costs” kind of place. I may not be ready for the “55 and older only” places - but we do try to steer clear of the places that cater to kids. We have enough aggravation from the adults that act like kids!

I can also recommend Suncoast designers in Hudson FL. We just had all of our sliders on our 2018 elite 2 done. They were hazy from moisture and/or mineral build up. They removed, cleaned reassembled and reinstalled all windows. They removed them early day 1 and had them reinstalled by the end of day 2. Cost for the 4 windows plus tax was $1,798. It is only $150 addional per window if new glass is required. One of the techs said he had done an Oliver prior to ours. They were very friendly. They have hookups so you can stay late afternoon to early morning in your trailer. I commented to the woman at the desk how quickly the work was done and she said summers are slower for them. There were a couple other class A rigs there during our short stay. We had a long haul from North Carolina, but a place I checked in Greensboro that does similar work quoted me a price more than double that of Suncoast and told me they would need the trailer for a month. He had said I wouldn’t be satisfied with just cleaning existing panes. Our windows cleaned and reinstalled by Suncoast look great. They have a lifetime warranty limited to the existing owner. They will do the same entire process but of course you either need to travel to their facility or ship the windows and remove and reinstall the windows yourself and pay shipping.

if I was to sell today I would ask what I paid for my trailer 10 years ago. That’s half of what a new trailer sells for today.