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South Shore Bearing in Quincy, MA. They are an authorized Timken dealer and have very knowledgeable people working there. They're almost local to you in Falmouth, ME. Good luck! https://southshorebearing.com/

I'm not getting that error. I just sent you a PM as a test and I'm pretty sure it worked. I don't know if there are multiple ways to send PM's but I just click on your avatar and see the "message" box and take it from there.

Yes, agree wholeheartedly with SeaDawg. It's super helpful to others when an owner "closes the loop" on an issue that they've posted about. Sharing what actually fixed the issue is obviously very much appreciated as well.

Best of luck! Whether you know it or not you've sort of created a small fan club based on your laugh out loud posts and your genuine humility...Your questions and the answers you've received have undoubtedly benefited many others including me. You've been given great advice most especially the feedback about going slow and that doesn't mean just driving or backing in. You can now breathe and learn at a pace that is comfortable for you. Your rig looks awesome and, as far as I can tell, you parked perfectly! Keep the pics coming and enjoy!

Your checklist was really helpful. Anyone that gets different options can just add a few additional rows to this file. Thanks a lot for sharing this file and for your reassuring comments on Oliver quality...and your experience with the service department.

I have many of the same questions Fritz. I hope that some of the more technically gifted owners respond...

Hi John, not just you. I've been seeing this same message intermittently over the past few weeks as well. It's only the Forums that seem to be affected. The other pages on the Oliver site haven't thrown errors...at least not for me.

Thank you for your service!

If they're keeping it can a moderator remove the listing in the classified section? Might be helpful so that someone doesn't think they've found one when it's no longer for sale...

This is the one we bought. I was told (by Yamaha) that it would operate an A/C provided it had soft or easy start. I wish it had the 30amp plug but I can get around that. It is super quiet, I can pick it up and it's made in Japan. I think the build quality is excellent. When I fueled it up it started first pull. https://www.yamahagenerators.com/Yamaha-EF2400iSHC-p/ef2400ishc.htm

Hey John, this is great info - thanks. Have all of your modifications eliminated the need to consider additional heating sources down below? Meaning do you now know that a bilge heater (or heaters) wouldn't be necessary or helpful? I have the same question about skirting - have you determined that you won't need to use anything like this for extended cold weather camping?

Good to know Mike - thanks.

I completely agree with Overland's assessment... This post was really helpful QuestionMark but also quite disconcerting. Many of us live quite far from TN and, personally, I would have zero interest in traveling (back) there to have my trailer fixed especially after only a few short months of ownership. Great that they're sending parts but unfortunate that they're expecting you to install them yourself. As RB mentioned, we pay a premium for these trailers. Some of these issues impact being able to tow an Oliver safely - they are not just concerns around premature wear and tear.

Thanks MJ. Can you give me the actual Sumo model you bought as there are many different models with very different prices. Thanks...