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We have used this 9X12 in a brown and tan color and it has served us well. It washes up with a standard garden hose, drys pretty fast and packs up nicely in the over size bag.
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and blowing smoke
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Was never found
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Old faithful and
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Xtend and Climb Pro Series 780P 12.5β telescopic ladder
Patriot replied to Patriot's topic in General Discussion
Kevin, Let me rephrase that...more of a wash and waxing π. I will post up a review. Itβs a tad on the heavy side at 30 lbs. -
Congrats on your New Ollie! Wishing you many safe miles on your future journeys.
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Xtend and Climb Pro Series 780P 12.5β telescopic ladder
Patriot replied to Patriot's topic in General Discussion
Fargoman, A 10β would work but I opted for the 12 footer as I wanted just a little more ladder to hang onto when up top. I believe the 10ββ has a 250# load bearing spec. βοΈCongrats on your Ollie! It will be here before you know it! You have a nice month for delivery in Tennessee! -
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After a lot of research, I recently ordered and received this Xtend and Climb Pro Series telescopic ladder and the silicone protective top rung cover. This ladder will travel with our Ollie. My initial impressions are itβs a very robust ladder. Itβs hefty weighing in at 32lbs, very little flex and has a 300# weight limit. The reviews overall are solid. The silicone protective rung cover may work better than pool noodles when laying the ladder top rung on the Ollies gelcoat. I plan on detailing our Ollie using this ladder in the next few days and will post up a review and feed back on how it functions. Just a little info if your looking for a travel ladder. Happy Camping! A few pics -
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pointed and said
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Canβt wait would be a huge understatement!! Great tune!ππ»
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Murder hornets in WA, the ongoing saga
Patriot replied to John E Davies's topic in General Discussion
Another update - π bee on the look out. https://www.foxnews.com/science/scientists-in-us-canada-gear-up-for-battle-against-murder-hornets -
F350 and occupants saved by their safety chains
Patriot replied to John E Davies's topic in Towing an Oliver
Here is an interview the husband and wife of the crash. Apparently wind gusts was the contributing factor that caused the driver to loose control of his rig. It must have been one heck of a massive gust. They are were very fortunate is the understatement of the day. Sure hope he was not over combined legal weight limits for truck and trailer. Time will tell. Hopefully they can get back on there feet and be made whole again. ππ» See vid. https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/local/208/boise-couple-homeless-malad-gorge-crash/277-35752b41-4474-4eda-8175-c5b4d999c795?fbclid=IwAR36Z5vkcjNwQEj5-eVowNfx6biw_nF-8muYZhOILBXYkA0HCMo942ATKSQ -
while weaving her
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DonnaScott73, First congrats on your Ollie delivery date! To answer your question, we took delivery last June 16th and we did receive hard copies of the manuals. They are really handy and well done. As far as I know you still get a printed copy. We were told by our sales person that we would receive an electrical schematic or diagram for our Ollie on delivery day. Unfortunately we did not receive a diagram. We did spend a long time going over our Ollie on delivery day, just something to consider and prepare for. There is a lot of information flowing on delivery day sorta - like drinking from a fire hose. A few months ago we asked via an email to OTT service for an electrical schematic/diagram. We still have not received an electrical schematic for our Oliver. It sure would be nice to have one. I donβt know if an electrical schematic is provided for 2021 model Ollies or not. Maybe someone else will chime in. Again welcome and congrats! -Patriot
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Then along came
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Cool! Just pass it forward. ππ»
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Wine cave collection