hellsbay988

Thanks David, as I mentioned in my original post I watched the video and followed the steps and all I got out of the speakers was silence.

It’s a Furion stereo and a Jensen TV. I am assuming that it is the factory setup on the connections but since I just acquired this trailer I don’t really know.

I can’t connect my TV sound to the stereo. I have a 2015 trailer without the Kingdome, just regular antenna. I followed the steps on the Oliver video but get no sound out of my stereo speakers. Can anyone help.

I have lived with a coy dog for six years. I found her living in a cave at the base of a sacred Indian mountain. She was five months old. She hung out with me while I did some landscape photography. I decided to take her with me. That night I snuck her into my motel room after buying a collar and dog food. She loves people and has been a great companion.

Howdy, I have towed an Oliver Elite with an FJ Cruiser throughout the mountain west with no problems. I am towing with an off-road Tacoma now. My Tacoma is lifted 2 inches and has a custom spring pack to keep the back from sagging when my trailer is hooked up. I did a six week trip out west this summer with the Taco and it is definitely better than the FJ. A longer wheel base makes a better TV.

I’m back in the fold. Sold hull#23 and bought hull#80. Now I’m busy trying to figure out the WiFi Ranger and other cool stuff on the new trailer.

Electrolysis occurs when an electrically charged metal comes in contact with salt or similar elements . Since salt and many other trace elements are often found in drinking water I would use a plastic hookup. Many of the other elements found in water are corrosive over time especially if it’s well water. It would depend on the water but why take a chance. With plastic you will never strip the threads by accident. If there is leakage it’s probably because the the threads are stripped or the hose washer needs replacing.

I agree with the post above. Why not just leave your sewer hose hooked up all the time. Not sure about leaving brass and another metal hooked up all the time. Electrolysis can be a nasty unintended consequence.

I agree with Raspy above. I have towed my Oliver all over the west including almost every mountain range without an Anderson hitch. There is no effect from big rigs on the highway and very little effect from wind. These trailers tow like small boats...no need for fancy towing gear. My ball has no excessive wear and has been in use for over five years.

Thanks Birdman. I ordered this part.

Hi Sherry, I tried to get part numbers from Oliver but no luck so far. I'm pretty sure Hehr is going to ask for part numbers.

My window gaskets and seals on the door finally gave out. I contacted Oliver and they said that they no longer deal with the Hehr company, makers of my door window. Oliver sent me a link to an on-line company for parts and I ordered what looked to be a replacement. It came with a gasket and seal on one side but when I installed it the glass is not held solidly in place. I have hull #23, one of the original Olivers. Maybe one of you original Oliver owners has had to replace the door window and can help. I want to use my trailer but can't travel with the window loose in the door. Thanks hellsbay988