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Those are our extendable flag poles. One is 26 feet long and will handle two flags. The other is 32 feet and is for spinners. I bought both in Quartzsite a couple of years ago.

During our build in 2013 I asked that there be three hatches placed down low on the inside of the coach so that we could access the "spaces" under our raised bed platforms as well as the basement. I see that the one under the nightstand at least has apparently become standard equipment. I also had them install switches that control the basement light. One was placed beside the inside hatch going into the basement and the other was placed just inside the the outside basement access door. One of the first additions I did was to increase the number of lights in the basement so we could see all the distant corners from both inside and out.

The TPMS Signal Booster IS Weather resistant, so no worries putting it under the Propane cover. That's where mine is. I wired it in conjunction with my rear camera. When the camera is on so is the booster.

We were there both before and after leading the Southern Utah Tour for Don Taylor last Spring and summer. It was on my bucket list of placed to go. We came up from Durango and Silverton across Red Mountain Pass. This is a very pretty area and has long been one of our favorites. We did drive down to the river on the East Portal Road. We did not visit Dinosaur NM on this trip but I did visit there back in September of 1997 when the fossils were younger.

I watched a stickie burn to the frame in Acadia NP a couple of years ago. It took about ten minutes. I am thankful that your Oliver made it out unscathed.

Very nice, I feel like the 5500 pound model would not be quite heavy enough. At only $4100 I believe we’ll go with the 9000 pound one.

Come by the Outlaw Oliver and say "HI."

I'm glad that I am not a horse that belongs to either of you guys.

I don’t think the Weber would fit. If it did it would take up the entire area. We really like ours. It’s the 1200 model.

No, but if I followed these recommendations, I would be...

He states that the useful life of an ST tire is between five and twelve thousand miles. “Believe it or not, RV trailer tires are designed to not wear out. It’s life is determined by time and the number of duty cycles. They are designed to last 5k to 12k miles!” If I followed these recommendations, I’d have to buy new tires before every trip.

I have been involved with Oliver Travel Trailers almost since day one. The fact that we have owned two of their fine trailers should indicate to everyone that I am very pro-Oliver. As well as the Oliver family, I have personally known virtually all the workers on the line during these past 10 years. I can attest that they are all fine, Christian, honest folks with the customer’s best interests at heart. I have placed this post in this thread since it seems that, once again, an old problem has reared its ugly head. That problem being the attacking or speaking disparagingly against Oliver’s employees. I want to make it very clear that from this point on there will be ZERO tolerance for negatively commenting on an employee’s performance or words within this forum. This is not the proper venue for venting toward an individual. Case in point is the recent comment alleged to have been made by Anita in the sales office. I have spoken with Anita concerning this matter. She is very upset about this accusation and vehemently denies ever having said those words. Further, it has been addressed with management. You may feel free to rant on about anything Oliver Trailer related but if you have a problem with an Oliver employee or if you perceive they have acted in a manner that you deem unprofessional, you are to address that matter directly with Scott Oliver.

Just lift the trailer with the jack and put a couple of jack stands under the frame near the wheels. Do your maintenance and then remove them.

We will be back home in a few days. Hope to meet you guys and show off our baby.

This system is calibrated for twenty pound tanks. It will work with a thirty pound tank but it will show full until you use your propane down to a twenty pound level. It appears to work well aside from that.

As Darrell stated, every 3000 Miles is recommended. That means that on a long trip, you would need to grease them at least once or twice. Obviously this requires you to pack along a grease gun loaded with the proper grease.

Will do.

I will be installing one for another owner in the next few weeks.

Photos in my post are rotated 90°. How do we prevent that from happening?

Since our side dinette has to be made into a bed EVERY night for our Doberman, Reacher, we had the same problem. I solved it a couple of years ago in much the same manner you did. I mounted the same beckson clips you used, only in the closet. [attachment file=167084C5-2A3A-4CF2-B6F8-D7F6EE185B4D.jpeg] [attachment file=739B3AC1-D5C3-4187-AEB0-7B6AF9336ACA.jpeg]

Since our side dinette has to be made into a bed EVERY night for our Doberman, Reacher, we had the same problem. I solved it a couple of years ago in much the same manner you did. I mounted the same beckson clips you used, only in the closet.

All of our panels will tilt. You just have to make some legs to hold them up.

Are you guys coming on to Quartzsite?

The ghost town of Animas Forks, about 12 miles from Silverton, is well worth the time.

Myself and Tali along with Coy Gayle are here with a factory provided, brand new 2018 demo unit to show to potential buyers. Accompanying us are Ken and Mary Kay Cvacho.