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  • Do you own an Oliver Travel Trailer, other travel trailer or none?
    I own an Oliver Travel Trailer
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    508
  • Year
    2019
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    Oliver
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    Legacy Elite II
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    Twin Bed Floor Plan

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  1. Wow really nice, thanks for all the pictures. It will help when I do mine!! What edge seal did you use?
  2. Found this sight the other day... Looks like they copied an Oliver almost to every curve. https://www.cortescampers.com/
  3. Hello John, You could bypass the pressure sensor to rule that out, but having a extra pump on hand is always a good idea, even if you find out the pressure sw. is the problem. Good luck, and let us know the outcome. Harold
  4. We have been using , ParkAdvisor and have really good luck with it. This year we are going to add, iOverlander which lists free camping and shows water and dump stations. Harold
  5. Dear Dud B, My husband and I are in complete agreement with Steph. We were concerned that 4.5 cu ft would be too small before we took our North Dakota trip, but it turned out to work just fine for us. And you are right, the food lasts for about 5 days, the same time you're thinking of using the dump station. We also used a cooler in our truck to store extra drinks so you are right on the mark. To make life easier we found that putting all our meats in one rectangular bin and our vegies and fruits in another made it a little easier to pull them out of the refrig. and kept things from rolling around. p.s. We don't eat out much and it held five full days of food.😃 Happy travels to you from Michigan.
  6. Steve & Ann, we opted not to get the street side awning, we do like to keep the windows open so i installed the small white gutters on all the windows, it only helps with a very light rain (mist) or the dew in the morning.
  7. VBristo & Cameron: Most any heating company could make you one. Just have to fit-check it once made to see if it will hit wires or valves & the fiberglass cover will not rock around. Because i worked for a HVACR company and had installed LOTS of furnaces and AC units, I had experience in fabricating sheet metal fittings. Because of the small size 26ga or 24ga metal is fine.
  8. I made a sheet metal box to fit in the space but not hit or rub on any wires or tubing. It is suspended from the flange so it can not drop down. It is easy to remove and reinstall.
  9. Or you can go to https://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f56/window-louver-vents-93317.html But i do not know if the guy is making them still (he is 3D printing them)
  10. You can use Star Brite Instant Black Streak Remover Boat Cleaner, If any lingering marks are left the wax will remove them.
  11. Thanks for the ideas, Townesw & Galway Girl.
  12. I wish the battery testing would have included heat (or desert temps) to see the difference capacities.
  13. What a great idea !! Our television has "unclipped" several times, I will be using your idea soon, Thanks
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