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Mike and Carol

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  1. The Cavender family owns a number of dealerships in the area. I take my Audi to a Cavender Audi dealership and have had excellent service since we started with them in the late 1990’s. Mike
  2. There are many Ford dealers in San Antonio, I’ve been to none of them so can’t give any recommendations. Ford of Boerne isn’t too far outside of San Antonio, just about 15 miles north on I-10. I bought an F150 from them 20 years ago (not helpful) and my mother takes her Escape there for all of her maintenance and likes them a lot. Mike
  3. Great news! Congratulations- Mike
  4. I towed our Oliver with two different Ram 1500’s, similar to yours but neither had airbags. I used the Andersen with them. Mike
  5. Tell us what your tow vehicle is. If it’s half ton or smaller, I would keep the Andersen. If bigger, you could go without the Andersen. Mike
  6. Go to Walmart and get a thermometer. Our first one sat on the counter or dinette and told us the inside temperature and had a sensor that would tell us the outside temperature. You can also get ones that have multiple sensors that can be placed in between the hulls, for instance in the water pump area. We also have one that is on the wall. Tells us the inside temperature, the date and day of the week (we’re old and forget which day of the week it is when we’re out camping 😂). Mike
  7. Lithiums are a nice upgrade, but we camped for years with four AGM batteries in our Oliver and they did a fine job in all kinds of conditions. Mike
  8. We used the Andersen WDH with three different trucks. When we went with the Ram 2500 diesel 3.5 years ago I sold the Andersen and have been towing on the ball since. Never a single sway issue. Never had an issue with the other trucks either, but it sure is easier to hook up and go without a WDH hitch. Mike
  9. I’ve done it twice. It took the better part of an afternoon to do all the windows. Mike
  10. Oh the stories that could be told about some of those trailers!
  11. While I like having Apple Maps, Google Maps and Waze telling me where to go while driving, there’s nothing better than paper maps that can be spread out and studied. You can see where you are, where you need to go, how to get there and any interesting detours along the way. Maybe four decades in the Army shaped my view. Carol usually has the atlas or some other map open while we’re driving along. It gives you the big picture rather than the small snapshot on the electronic vehicle display. Mike
  12. Ken and I both have 3 BB’s. There’s no room for 4 and three gives plenty of capability. Mike
  13. I remember when Technomadia had their Elite I they were full timers.
  14. I’ll be interested in how they ride. I’m close to giving them a call to order. Mike
  15. We only color in states after we’ve spent the night in our Oliver there. Have fun! Mike
  16. We lived in Sierra Vista many years and have camped at Kartchner Caverns a lot too. Your Ollie will be riding smooth on the way to Texas! Mike
  17. I had the E-Z Flex installed a year after we bought our trailer. Jason said the bushings that were replaced were “shot”. That was after a year and something between 7-10,000 miles. Mike
  18. Great information, @AlbertNTerri! It’s good to know they also do installation. I’m having Oliver replace my shocks, bearings and brakes in May. I’ve asked how much to replace the springs if I bring my own. No answer yet. My son’s business is in Grand Junction and we’re going to be camping at Ridgway State Park in June, so I could wait and have ALCAN do the install. Mike
  19. Maybe “Rugged” or “Durable” would be better?
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