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If your drawers now open without trouble, it’s a good time to practice taking them out. Before you begin, a word of caution is needed! The edges of the metal portion of the drawer slides are very sharp, so be careful. Also take the time and unload the drawer you want to remove, it will make everything that follows easier to complete. Only 5 of our drawers come out, the exception being the one under the sink. So pick any of the other drawers and slide it all the out until it stops. Now put your thumbs inside the drawer on each side close to the front of the drawer and your fingers outside with the tips of your fingers under the bottom of the drawer. Now you should be able to feel the release for the drawer slide and squeeze the tips of your fingers to the outside of the drawer on both sides and slide the drawer out of the drawer slides. Dang if that paragraph doesn't have a lot of drawers in it! Or just get on the floor and slide a drawer out and you will see the orange handles that you will squeeze to remove the drawer. Good luck, Mossey

If you have decided where you were going to mount display, I was able to mount a a 7" Raspberry Pi touch display with the Pi mounted to it in the old Zamp CC hole. I replaced that with a GX Touch 70 display in the same location. Have you reached out to Galway Girl to discuss your wiring troubles? Mossey

We are all hopeful it works for you! And if you do need to add some additional support to keep it vertical, a couple of machine screws through the wall up high on your HDPE board wouldn’t be noticeable under the lip up the bed support. Mossey

I was curious about your use of HDPE and PC-11 Epoxy as I haven’t ever tried using the 2 products together. I haven’t used any of PC-Products line of adhesives, so I went their website and looked into their does and don't. I found the information below, so I will be looking forward to your results. Mossey

Very nice work Mike and I am talking about the write up and installation. Keep us posted with your progress. Is the stand for the MP2 a Victron product? I haven’t seen it before. Mossey

I like to use t-nuts and machine screws with my initial installation of equipment. Mossey

I think the material is the same as the trim boards mentioned above which is also available is sheets Mossey

I don’t think Oliver uses Starboard because I believe SeaDawg once mentioned that Starboard only excepts mechanical fasteners. I bought a piece Starboard to make attic access panels at HD and I think it resembles cutting board material more than anything else. This is the same trim board material that I have used with success, but I use JB Weld. I do believe the attaching to a horizontal surface is pretty straightforward, it’s the vertical placement that much more difficult. I have had pretty good success with 2 pieces of all thread joined with a coupling nut used as a spreader between the walls of the area under the beds or seats. Mossey

My thermostat was installed on the right side behind the upper vent. It was attached to the black piping of the evaporator or condenser. I haven’t tried it but I think running wiring to a switch near the main control panel by running up to the porthole in the upper cabinet above the microwave is doable. Mossey

Although my Ollie #193 has the fan in the same location as @topgun2 and @rideandfly I had to replace the original fan due to noise. My fan has an on or off switch mounted in the main switch panel inside the door and a thermostat midstream of the DC power supply before the fan which automatically controls the fan as long as it has the power switches on. Did you find a thermostat in your fans DC power supply? Mossey

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That’s the P-trap's job or in the Ollie, it's the one way valve under the kitchen sink topgun2 mentioned above. The bathroom has a P-trap and it creates a block in the vent system with water in the trap. The one way valve under the kitchen sink does the same with a valve. You said you don’t smell it anywhere else in the Ollie, so maybe you are bringing it inside when you enter the door, Mossey

If I remember correctly that’s the reason I went to work everyday! Mossey

Don't forget that the drain vent is above the closet and you would be closest to it while entering the Ollie. Mossey

I would not rely on a detector, if we smell propane, we shut of the tanks and start troubleshooting. Trust your instincts! Mossey

I'm pretty sure that link works just the way the Reno Gazette designed or requested it.😉 Mossey

Krunch and I climbed Star Dune in August of 2009. The 750' climb was like walking in quick sand. It being August, we started climbing before daylight to beat the heat. Mossey

We turn the water pump off after each use. Just a habit we developed over time. With 2 switches, we are never too far away from one. And under the subject of TMI, we don’t flush yellow at night, we accumulate and flush in the morning. We also turn off the city water supply when we leave the campground. Mossey

Adding more solar panels either on the roof or the ground is a more expensive solution, but probably the most practical. Mossey

Was the water running at the base of the dunes? How was the campground, crowded? Mossey

@MAX Burner and @Geronimo John Thank you for putting in the time and effort needed in order to create this suspension spring pack replacement MOP. 👏👏👏 Mossey

@routlawThank you for posting your pictures and camping report. Well done! Mossey

I bought my first Hitchrider for a Toyota Highlander and a utility trailer and I was very pleased with the product. When we decided to buy an OTT, we sold the Highlander and bought a used Toyota Landcruiser. To my dismay, the Hitchrider would not fit the LC. A call to Hitchrider and with some requested measurements, they produced one that fit the LC. Great product and company. I am using the original model with my new truck. Mossey

I was content thinking it was unique! Now that I know it isn’t, I agree. Mossey

FYI, Mossey