John and Debbie
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Dealerships add so many things when they're trying to close the deal. Brakes, wheels, rear seats on quad cab trucks. You get the idea. It's all marketing. John
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Emptying the Holding Tanks in an Oliver
John and Debbie replied to jd1923's topic in General Discussion
I think Camping World offers free dump services. Not as convenient as a gas station, but just fyi, at least one in Oregon offers that. John -
Wheels are overrated. 😂🤣. As long as he has three, he should be good to go. John
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Made in USA leaf springs
John and Debbie replied to Mountainman198's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
Thanks very much Max. I will plan that. John -
Made in USA leaf springs
John and Debbie replied to Mountainman198's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
Thanks Max, I appreciate the thorough comment. We go to Colorado at least once a year with the trailer as our daughter lives in Denver. Any idea if they could install them if we came by Grand Junction? I suppose we could buy them then have someone install them. I confess that I am not too handy. John -
Made in USA leaf springs
John and Debbie replied to Mountainman198's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
Max, How common has it been to have a leaf spring break? I have been following this issue. We stay on good roads with the occasional pothole. I see a lot of owners who are switching out. John -
And did Oliver account for an opposite force when we take our trailers to the southern hemisphere. A lot of us want to explore Australia with our trailers and we need to know how Oliver designed the frame. 😂🤣 John
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Made in USA leaf springs
John and Debbie replied to Mountainman198's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
Did you drive into Palo Verde? I was on a bicycle trip from San Diego to St. Louis and an Austrian cyclist rented a car and we all drove through it. I had never heard of it. How is the ride for the trailer? Any stiffer? Any down side? We have a 2022 LE2 and I checked under the trailer for welds and leaf spring condition. All looks good. John -
Good article. John
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I took a wet paper towel and ran it along the track. That seemed to take care of the fuzzy look. I will keep the night shades up a couple inches as I had them completely closed before. I did check the drain holes and they're free of debris. Thanks for your comments. John
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Bill, I don't know why it posted as an ".heic". Since they all look the same, I just took a picture and added it directly. John
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Out 2022 is stored outside uncovered with the night shades pulled down. We're on a camping trip at the Oregon coast and today I noticed all three sliding windows have mold/mildew (not sure if there's any difference) in the track. What's the best way to clean that? We haven't used any dehumidifier yet. What's the best electric dehumidifier? Should I keep the night shades up a bit for air circulation? Any other tips? We're in the Portland area and it's stored by the house so I have electric to the trailer. John
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Congrats! I hope yours is closer than our first grandchild that lives in Tasmania, Australia. We just got back from a seven week visit there. John
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Low water pressure in bathroom
John and Debbie replied to Lisa Rae's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
My water pressure in the bathroom is the same as the kitchen. John -
Retired Travel Trailers... Where Do They GO?
John and Debbie replied to BoondockingAirstream's topic in General Discussion
I hope I was successful in changing the map size. This post will be a test. Thanks for the guidance. John -
Retired Travel Trailers... Where Do They GO?
John and Debbie replied to BoondockingAirstream's topic in General Discussion
I was there! We rode our bicycles from San Diego to St. Louis that year. I remember cans of spray paint all over. John -
My sister has a Luxury Travel Van made in Canada that is high on bling, but in my eyes, is lower in function than our 2022 LE2. John
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We had our one year old 2022 treated by CGI in November, 2023. Very nice and highly recommend. John
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I went outside to see how loud the movie was that I had going inside as it was late and the trailer is parked by the garage and is my "man cave". I also couldn't hear it. No worries for the neighbors. Good selling point for OTT to mention. John
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Made in USA leaf springs
John and Debbie replied to Mountainman198's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
We have #1290. We're in Australia now, but do you know if the leaf springs that we have are 4 or 5 leaf? We mostly keep to freeways, but some freeways are dodgy. I am thinking of I70 in eastern Colorado. I am just wondering how serious the issue is with mostly freeway driving. John -
I wonder if they would still feel the same if they pulled a larger stick built trailer several thousand miles, then had the chance to tow an Oliver an equal distance. Also, I was hesitant about a wet bath until I saw how easy it was to keep clean. John
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LP Gas Tank Level Measurement Devices
John and Debbie replied to dewdev's topic in General Discussion
I have a gas sniffer unit too for #1290. It worked great to find my leak. John -
Tasmania has been great. Summer temperatures here in Hobart are between 70-75 every day with a breeze. I drove up north to the Bass Strait to meet a Facebook friend. Greener there. The Midlands was dry and warmer. Our son lives in Hobart and bought a house here. We're spending time with our granddaughter. Great times. Seven weeks this visit. We will be back. Driving on the left is easier than I imagined. Just look right when at a roundabout! John
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We're in Tasmania during their summer. I have been some nice rigs, but lots of stick built ones too. I haven't seen any fiberglass units. John