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<p style="text-align: left;">I'd agree with you, canoe12. Looks like a very well documented warranty issue, to be handled by Oliver.</p> <p style="text-align: left;">There's a wealth of information in this thread, alone.</p> <p style="text-align: left;">Sherry</p>

My experience with Oliver over the last nine years on warranty items has been exceptional. I'd be surprised if they didn't come up with a solution soon, after learning that the lamp supplier was not going to take care of it. I certainly can't imagine they'd want owners driving around in shiny Olivers with black streaks down the side. I'm also amazed at the lamp supplier. My experience with camco, fantastic fans, maxxair, and other RV and marine product manufacturers has been that they work quickly to resolve issues, at their expense. I suspect seeing a new lamp company in Olivers future. I know Karen and Reed are following this thread. I'll look forward to hearing what they have to say next week, after the Oliver folks have some time to find a new avenue, since their lamp supplier isn't backing their product. Sherry

<p style="text-align: left;">John, thanks for the info. Nice price. That ladder isn't stocked at my local Depot, so it's nice to hear a recommendation from someone who has actually seen it. It's only available online here, ship to store, but same $99 price.</p>

Instead of clicking on the thread title, Click on the time under "last posted,," 16 minutes ago, ten days ago, etc. That will take you to the last post. You can scroll up from there. Hope that helps. Sherry

Karen, I just read your post. I wish you both safe travels, and good weather, both ways. Especially in the mountain passes. Hope you love your Oliver as much as we love our little one. All these campers live much bigger on the outside. As to power, I tend to charge our phones and tablets in full sun, or, if travelling, in the truck. We limit lights and power usage as if we were still tent camping, except for the welcome addition of the furnace and fan. The furnace is the big power draw. Very greedy fan power. We leave it on minimum setting at night. I digress. Have a wonderful trip. And, be safe. Sherry

I hope so, too. We love the unplugged unhurried wilderness. Sherry

If you mean replying to, or reading a topic you're familiar with, click on the pagination icons at the top right of the thread. Sherry

That makes me smile. :) Sherry

Overland, your cousin might consider a four or five foot easily drained , and easily reached hose, joined to a longer hose. 12 foot works in the thoughtfully laid out campsites. Carry two. Or a twenty five. Live off the tank. Our worst experiences have been in Canada. Power trees , shared, sometimes 100 ft away, but we could borrow a cord at the office... In provincial parks if we needed power Not usually a big deal for us, as we fill at a central spit, and live off solar, as we do at home. I can count on one hand the number of times we've actually used a powered or water site, in nine years. Sherry

I like their heavy rubber chocks, too. And, of course, the free flashlights, tape measures, and screwdriver sets. The blue two way led light can with the hook is great. I can hang it off my jacket, carry it, or hang it in the unlit privvies. Can't beat the price. Sherry

All our gutters are still in place, almost 3 years later, except the ones removed to reset one window, and replace the bath window with the newer insulated window. Prep is very important. As is, I think, temperature. We mounted ours in the summer. Probably July? I remember that the rhodos were in bloom. Sherry

Well, maybe my upload speed on FiOS is too fast? I'm on 50/50 speeds. Using mobile 4g was painfully slow, but it worked. I took my phone off wifi, and was able to post on 4g mobile data. Two android devices, one chrome laptop, and a borrowed Mac were unable to post. Cleared cache, soft and hard reboots... So, if others are unable to see your posts, please pm. I can see those, most of the time. Matt? Any ideas?

Test post. None of my devices have been working for a week, except like button and pm. Sherry

A followup to this post: I haven't been able to post for over a week now from my Android phone or tablet, Chrome. Now, I can't post from my laptop using Chrome, either. This post is a test on a friend's borrowed Mac to see if it is my equipment, browser, or another problem. So, sorry to all the people who have asked questions lately. Most of the time pm works, but not always. Hopefully, we'll get this resolved soon. Thanks, Matt, for all your help. Sherry

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Thanks for the link and the info. I, too, think they look cool. Sherry

Welcome. We have good camping friends not far from you, though we have spent only a few weeks in beautiful Virginia. Love the Skyline, and Virginia regional parks, as well. Many miles of smiles. Sherry

I too like the new fabrics. Our fabric will be replaced this year or next. Nice to see new choices. Thanks! Sherry

This Canadian couple has been blogging their adventures towing an alto with a Tesla x, across Canada, and now in Florida.

Thanks for sharing that, John. Nice price. Still $99 at my local HD. My Lowe's store will price match HD's sale prices. Sherry

Imaginative, inventive, resourceful. Those cases of books are a bit heavy to drag around, though. Perhaps they're hollowed out decor items? Thanks, John.

I'm posting this on behalf of Hidalga. She's having problems posting from her computer. Congrats, Hidalga! Sherry Greg Gerber, editor and founder of RV Daily Report, has the Eggshells in The Outer Banks Rally Coordinator, Jeannine, as this week’s podcast guest. Listen to the interview at: http://rvdailyreport.com/industry/podcast-123-jeannine-patane-with-rv-compass/

Thanks John, for the link, and to both you and Buzzy for the info. I ordered our pass. Sherry I don't see any need to delete your post. Two chances for all of us to see this wonderful gift from Parks Canada.

Thanks, Dave. Simple but effective. Sherry

God speed, and best wishes to you and yours. You'll beisdrd as part of the Oliver group. All our best. Sherry and Paul