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Hi all, I have a single main Cabin light that is dim, while the others are all nice and bright. I would like to replace it. Does anyone know the manufacture? Ollie is a 2020. Thanks, Jason

Daniel, I just sent you a more detailed message. In summary, for everyone else is that the company recommended by Oliver, Painted Cowboy, was a pleasure to work with. Very professional. As I recall, I felt the price was fair. I would have preferred to pick up the trailer in person, but our plans to do so started to fall apart as covid-19 shutdowns started to take effect in March. Good luck, Jason Rife

No, we are near Redfish Lake in the Sawtooth mountains in Idaho. Smokey and getting worse. It was pretty smokey in Pinedale when we left. Always welcome for a visit when you in the area best, Jason Rife

Great! Thanks everyone. Yes. Thanks to all. It was the T-handle. I certainly appreciate the quick responses. best, Jason Rife

We are currently camping and we have water coming up through the bathroom floor. I think I've read about this before, but can't seem to find the topic again on forum searches. Does anyone with their ears currently on know about the problem and the fix? I'm 99% sure I've missed something. Thanks in advance! Best, Jason Rife

In the gallery photos on the Lock & Roll hitch manufactures website, only small trailers are shown. The hitches appear to be rated for 11000# trailer weight and 1100# tongue weight, but I'm still wondering about the size of an Ollie.

STEVEnBETTY- I tested with and without shore power with the same outcome. I will look into your suggestion. Thanks, Jason

John - Thanks for the links. Just the type of info I was looking for. I agree with you about propane appliances ... For the furnace my first step will be take the trailer down below 5000 ft. Jason

P.S. I have repeatedly bled the gas lines by turning on the stove top burners. Gas is turned on!

I'm back for some great insight. I haven't been able to get our furnace working, yet. Our 2020 EII Oliver has a Dometic (formally Atwood) DFSD 20111 furnace. **I'll get my Oliver gripe out of the way first: their online manuals don't include any furnace manual and of course I didn't receive hard copy manuals with the trailer (online manuals only?). ** When I go to engage heat from the thermostat, I have fan on 'auto' and set a heat temp well above ambient. Fan will kick on for about 10 sec or so. I have had the same results several times. If I look at the furnace by removing the outside cover I see a single flashing light, the code for the flashing is 1 single flash every 3 seconds. From the Dometic manual for this furnace, I see that corresponds to a Limit Switch/Airflow problem. If I turn the unit off, then on, I get the air running for about 10 seconds or so, at which point the unit cuts off and the indicating light comes back on. Here is the rub: we live at 7300'. I have read the previous thread on the Oliver site (observing this problem). Some owners have had no problems, other have. So here is my question (finally!): are my symptoms consistent with this furnace not functioning at high elevation? Is there an adjustment that can be made to rectify the problem? Are there better high elevation furnaces out there? For the record no where in the manual or on Dometics site is high elevation discussed. However, the indicating light (Airflow problem) would be consistent ... I think. Thanks for any help.

WhatDa - Thanks for the overview. I agree with many of your points, especially the limited range. In my neck of the woods the low temps and remote location turn DEF systems into a liability. I tow stock and flatbed trailers with a Ram 3500, which is of course well suited for the purpose, but DEF systems don't always like extreme cold temps (not to mention cold morning diesel starts!). It is my dream to be rid of diesel trucks for their modern liabilities. The torque of the gas engines won't match the diesels, but the ford 7.3l might be adequate. We'll see. Many of my neighbors won't buy modern diesels because of their modern reliability problems. They just search out older diesel trucks and put some money into them. That strategy won't work forever. But of course I have the issues with tractors ...

Has anyone test driven the new F250 7.3 L gas? Some day I would enjoy getting rid of my modern diesels.

Despite the faulty switch, our new Oliver is highest quality camper I've every been in. Many years ago we rented a couple RVs. They got us there and back again, but they were garbage. We've owned a Scamp trailer for 9-10 years, but we have completely outgrown it. That Scamp is a joy, but sadly we've put so many rough miles on it, is has basically rattled away into a bucket of parts. One foot into the Oliver made it clear to me that it is another step in quality above the Scamp. 99% of RVs out there are complete junk. And while I can't know that I won't stumble onto another problem, I can't wait to bounce down rough roads with such a solidly built trailer.

gatorewc - Not having the lights work took a bit of shine off the new trailer, but as I said above the hull and frame is amazing. As someone mentioned above it is possible the switch was working during qc checks, but failed later (during the road trip out here). If this is the only problem I have, I won't mind. It wil be hard to test everything until winter ends.

Update: With OTT's help I was able to determine the 'Master Switch' is bad. Therefore, it will be an easy fix. They will send to me a new switch in the mail, along with a cover to the light in closet which is missing. The switch turns on two circuits simultaneously. The current switch fails to close one circuit. By jumping across the switch I was able to confirm that all my lights work. To other 2020 E2 owners, I learned that the wiring schemes are a bit different from early 2020 to later 2020 trailers with regard to the lights. In the end, slot 12 is now used for some lighting, but mine wasn't wired this way despite the new labeling. Also, they should label the in interior courtesy light switch it just sits there all alone on the wall below the pantry. This is especially true since the 2020 manual says that the switch is located on the Main Switch panel instead of its true (and better location) near the pantry. On to testing other systems ...