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T-Oliver

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T-Oliver last won the day on November 8 2019

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    254
  • Year
    2017
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    Legacy Elite II
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    Twin Bed Floor Plan

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  1. If it’s any assistance these D52 axles were installed on my 2017 OEII hull 254 Yes they are NevRLube axles in
  2. I thought of that method, but I’d have to purchase lugs I’ll price it out The bussbar appealed to me, because I could over think the idea form the bar, tin the bar and then heat shrink The offset cable seems more practical
  3. Any advice on how to bend on offset into a copper bar to connect to the disconnect switch. Also is 10mm x 25mm cu overkill vs 6mm x 25mm cu The ampacity calculations are not clear to me
  4. Cover was removed to read the ANL fuse It’s certainly excellent advice to be aware of the potential hazards of grounding to the insulation
  5. I have a related question What size copper bar would I need to attach a negative disconnect
  6. I found this while poking around my 2017 under the dinette seat It’s on the positive cable
  7. Shore power and water heater shows, no A/C on screen. A/C works with remote. Data cable ? Hard reset ?
  8. This is how then tech’s mounted mine
  9. An example of disc brakes on an Oliver D52 NevRLube axles, 5000lb springs 12 in discs with 4 piston calipers Electric over hydraulic actuation
  10. 2017 Oliver While staring at the wiring around the charge controller (trying to make sense of it). I noticed this, after 7 years… No wonder the hose on the outside shower seemed less than useful.
  11. Prime the boondocking port with garden hose, then try again.
  12. The temperature sensor is scheduled for removal, as the BMS tells temperature. The weather has been unpredictable this year (50s followed by 20 below zero. The BMS does shut down in the cold, the batteries clicked off just as we got home from Florida.
  13. All buttoned up, with the exception of the temperature sensing wire. I got rid of all the split loom in battery compartment. The Blue Sky Solar seems to remember it's settings, making it a good day!
  14. It's a lovely day in Minnesota, so I decided to reintall the Epoch batteries. This is the wire arrangement that I came up with. What could be improved or what is absolultly wrong?
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