Coach and JoJo

Oliver just replaced ours 2 weeks ago when we got the Truma AC upgrade. We were using a pool noodle to keep ours closed. The orientation of the handle is the culprit. Factory install was incorrect.

We decided against solar when we purchased our 2022 Elite II. The technology is moving so fast we were concerned newer and better stuff would be evolving rapidly and decided to save the $$$. I have 2 great generators (Honda) that serve us well.

That is where I got my idea. Ran across a video of the "Casita Closets"

Drinking glass holder is outstanding! I plan to build a smaller version of it! THANKS

If anyone builds something similar or adds to what you see, please share your ideas!

I made the angle in the middle of the shelf 45 degrees to dress it up and put a trim strip on each end. Looks a lot more professional. Plan to also put a cargo net across the from for travel.

Just finished an upgrade to the closet shelves. I built a new version and trimmed it out a liitle better. (will post pictures later today)

Looks good! Glad I could help

Thanks! Yes we were at the rally and got home yesterday.

Does it run the Truma AC?

Has anyone purchased the new HONDA 3200i that has a Truma AC unit? It is rated at 3200 surge and 2800 continuous power. Will it run the AC?

Requested pictures with gear. I may take John's idea about a cargo net for travel day.

The closet is a tight fit to work in for sure.

YES, i cut the 2 sides a little long on purpose. then sanded them down till I had about 1/8" clearance. Used 1/4" rubber window roll insulation and forced it into the 1/8 " space. It AIN'T going nowhere!!

Building Process: First I created a template of the floor with a piece of poster paper. I used 5/8 inch plywood to then produce a base piece. I then made two side pieces to go against the two straight walls (shelving board)...(first shelf is 12 1/2 inches tall from the base) They were attached to the base with an additional strip of wood. Nothing is screwed to the camper...I used a strip of window insulation around the edge of the curved surface to eliminate any rubbing against the fiberglass. I then used a piece of cardboard to create a template for the first shelf. I repeated the process with shelf 2. After completing the unit i unscrewed all parts, removed from closet and painted with gloss white paint. Then re-assembled the entire shelf. The post in the middle of each shelf is placed toward the back of the middle of the shelf for additional support.

We do not bring but a few clothes that need to hang. We felt like we were losing so much storage area. I built shelves to fill the lower area of the closet. That curve is a bugger to work with. Shelves have a 4" lip in the front to help hold the gear. They are not perfect but work well.

I contacted Truma.....They told me they are not doing installs on Olivers from now going forward since Oliver Service Center is now doing install upgrades.

I have one on order for my 2019 Toyota Tundra....Arrives Jan. 3rd.............Sold my Paragon cover and replacing with the Diamondback

THANKS GUYS FOR THE HELP!!! Happy Holidays and Happy Camping!!!

I was watching an Oliver maintenance video by Jason. He mentioned a list of all lubricants and sealers used on the Oliver....I cannot seem to find . Anyone know?

THANKS! I got one on order. Will receive next week!

I have an adapter that i got from Honda....I do not know if it is a bonding plug.....I will do some research! THANKS!

CONGRATS and HAPPY TRAVELS!!!!

I went to my covered storage facility last week and took my Honda 2200i generator to charge up my AG batteries. I noticed the Surge protector showed an Error code 9. Everything was working, including my batteries charged back to full. Any thoughts?