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Mike and Carol

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    Fair Oaks Ranch

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    I own an Oliver Travel Trailer
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    135
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    2016
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    Oliver
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    Legacy Elite II
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    Twin Bed Floor Plan

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  1. Amen to that! We’re camped in Alpine, TX for a few days. Elevation is 4,500’ which is not bad for Texas. Woke up to 51 degrees. We’re here for the Big Bend Bluegrass Festival this weekend. Mike
  2. Take your time! I had the shade on the kitchen bar for a few days.
  3. John, as I recall there are screws that hold the corners in place. I think I just studied how the string was routed and then did the same with the new string. Good luck! Mike
  4. We enjoyed our stay at James Robb state park. It’s just minutes away from the Colorado National Monument. Enjoy! Mike
  5. John, I don’t remember exactly but I found some pictures I took in case I needed to do another one (and I did!). Here’s what I found…
  6. I usually have a fair amount of white stuff that comes out, especially when I do the flush.
  7. I just tried to text Bill (Topgun) and it failed. I’m sure they have no power or cell coverage in Brevard.
  8. That’s half the fun! I know I’m going to get a bit wet.
  9. John, as I recall (it’s been a couple of years) I started at the bottom on one side of the spring and wound my way around the frame/through the shades. I wrapped tape around the ends of the string to assist getting it through the holes in the shade. It’s one continuous run so you end up at the other side of the spring on the bottom. It’s a little tricky getting the right tension on the spring so that you don’t have the shade too loose or too tight. I did one of each, one wouldn’t stay up and one was very difficult to move. It’s easy enough to untie and change the tension. Mike
  10. I’m sure we have owners that have been affected by the hurricane, hopefully everyone is okay. Are there any western NC or eastern TN folks that have any updates? I know there are owners around Johnson City, TN and Asheville, NC. We’re a bit worried…. Mike
  11. Many of the National Parks campgrounds are dry camping. Others, like around Moab are public campgrounds, COE and FS. I still use the Ultimate Campground app, even though it is no longer supported. You can sort sites so that you can find amenities that you want. Mike
  12. We camped at Piñon Flats, Loop 1 Site 38. We fit. There was a 25’ Airstream next to us and he fit as well. Our site: View from the dunes…
  13. Not that I’m aware of. I think it’s the only way. Mike
  14. We’ve been up and down 550 a lot, towing, and it’s really not too bad. Everyone goes slow enough that there’s not the “white knuckle” experience you would think. An alternative that we’ve done from Fruita (be sure to visit the Colorado Nat’l Monument there) is to head towards Ridgway on 50, which turns into 550. In Ridgway, turn right towards Telluride so that you avoid the Million Dollar Highway part of 550 (Ouray to Silverton). Go past Telluride, through Rico and you’ll be able to pick up 145 south to Cortez. We are usually heading to Durango so we bypass Cortez. It’s a scenic drive without the mountain passes that are on 550. Mike
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