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We have towed our Elite 1 for 6 years all over the country with a 4 runner. We have had no reason or need to use a WDH hitch. The Elite tows wonderfully for us.

We keep our shoes in a bin under the bed which is kept as a full time bed. We also use a net laundry basket from Walmart under the bed along with another smaller net laundry bag for towels (bath and hand). There is enough room for another bin like the one for shoes as well. It has worked well for us. We can usually take enough clothes for a week and fit them into the closet. We do laundry once a week while on the road.

We have enjoyed our Elite for over 5 years. It has been great to travel with. We are average height, so it works great. We cook our meals mostly inside and enjoy the light weight of the trailer. We have towed it with a Toyota 4 Runner all over the U.S. and most of Canada. We absolutely love it.

Our shower drain backed up a little lately, and we simply cleaned out the drain from hair and gunk. It drains well now.

We have a 2011 v6 4runner and a 2015 Elite. We have been all over the USA towing our Elite. the 4runner has worked well for us. We get 16-17 mpg except in mountains when it goes down to 14 mpg. The 4runner gets 19-20 mpg alone. We love Toyotas and have had a Tacoma, Sequoia, and now the 4 runner. All have been great, but we really like the 4Runner so we can do some back country driving and camping.

Tried the map on the website. Error message as well. Best just call the office. Webmaster-please fix.

We love our Elite I because it is so nimble and easy to get around with. We are medium height and have no pets so it is great for us. We also didn't want to get a larger tow vehicle than our 4Runner V6, and it handle the Ollie well. We've been all over the US with the combo.

I too have just placed a 1x3 piece of wood across the front of the slide out tray. It has worked great to keep the tray at zero sliding movement.

We use a swimming noodle piece about 5 inches long with a slit cut in it to slip over the top edge of the freezer door to hold it open an inch or so. We leave the frig door completely open also while in storage.

I simply ran the HDMI cable from the TV to a splitter input. Then the HDMI cable from the Furrion to the Splitter. A second HDMI from the Dish receiver to the Splitter. When I want Dish, I simply dial the splitter for input from the receiver. When I use the Furrion I dial the splitter to have input from the Furrion. I ran a triple RCA cable from the TV to the Furrion to be able to use the 4 speakers when using the Dish and also the Furrion. PM me if further questions. Bob

We tow our Legacy Elite with a Toyota 4Runner V6. We have towed our trailer all over the country and up to Nova Scotia. It has done a marvelous job for us. We love our Elite because it is so easy to park and travels really well. You'll love the smaller size.

We had Robert give us a tour in 2014. He was always very pleasant throught the whole order process. We have missed him since he left the company. Our condolences to his family.

The standard furnace has worked quite well for us, too

We also turn the water spigot off when leaving the trailer to sight-see or whatever.

I have done this upgrade on my Ollie and it sure is a good thing to do. The suspension is much more robust. Just follow the instructions that come with the kit.

Our only problem is long wait times between website screens

We have the Elite and love it. You will find it easy to use, very comfortable and we think you could handle it. We live in central Utah, so showing you ours may be a bit far, but if you want to come we will be glad to show it to you.

We have the Elite single axle Oliver. We installed the K71-358-00 heavy duty suspension kit from Dexter and it sure has made the trailer more sturdy. We have owned the trailer for 1-1/2 years with maybe 6000 miles on it. The plastic bushings were worn through on one spring eye. We are glad the new kit is installed. We like the ability to grease the spring bushings. This should make the trailer handle rough roads, etc. a lot better.

We owned a casita for 13 years. We have a 2015 Elite and absolutely love it. You will find that the Oliver is truly a 4 season trailer. We use ours all year long. We have some pretty cold winters and have camped in our Ollie in February. It was no problem and the furnace worked great. The enclosed tanks were great for still be able to use the plumbing systems in weather near 10 degress F. Our push....

I installed a progressive surge protector under the dinette seat of my oliver elite and then mounted the remote display under the dinette table under the power converter. I can see it from my entrance door and it is not a problem with the light while sleeping. It works great. Be sure to read the instructions for it's use and what the codes mean.

Please tell us what you did to increase the water pressure in the bathroom! Is the mod on your blog?

When we purchased our Olie in March of 2015, Robert told us that warranty work could be completed by Camping World. We would need to call Oliver to request service. We live in the west as well. We have absolutely loved our Olie. No warranty issues have beenneeded so far. Oliver has been wonderful to work with on various questions.

We also have never found a need to steady our Olie with additional front stabilizer jacks.

We camped for a week recently when the temps were in the low teens and night and mid 30's during the day. Our Olie was really comfortable. There was no problem at all with the tanks or water system and we were as my wife said, "more comforable that at home!" We love the 4 season capability of Oliver.

We cover our pads with a padded mattress cover and a fitted sheet. We have found that using a flat sheet and regular comforter works perfect. We matched the comforter to the seat cushions. It was a set of bedding from Walmart. the comforter and flat sheet and simply tucked under the mattress and the mattress cover doesn't show. Works great for us. Bob & Janice