John Dorrer

D52 is the 5200 axel, but rated 3500 due to the 4-leaf springs This is the sticker you should see

You have the 5200 on your 2022. It is on your axel sticker

Drop the nose a little. Is it dead level now?

Exactly. I had no interest in rewiring. Still have the box with other items in the event one needs to be replaced.

Oliver forgot to put the backer on ours. It was very loose. They sent me a new box under warranty, and I removed the plate and installed on the existing outlet.

Here is my 2024 post. Many photos included

Ollie Haus found a post I did on remounting the inverter board back on 2024. I forgot I had posted.🙃

Probably the same frame/blinds as current Olivers. The windows and frames/blinds operate independently. Please post the other changes Thank You

The problem as I see it, is being able to remove them if they are a single unit with a snug fit. With individual chocks placed on either side of one tire or behind the rear and in front of the front tire, you can pull forward to remove the rear chock and then back up to pull the front. My wife is the chock person when we are getting ready to hit the road. Chocks are meant to be hammered in place with a rubber mallet to prevent any movement of the trailer. IMO there is zero value to doing what you suggest. You would struggle trying to get a molded piece out. Bad idea. I wouldn't want that even if there was an adjustable mechanism. I want control knowing my chocks are tight to the tire.

After removing the old adhesive, I wiped the board and fiberglass with rubbing alcohol to achieve a very clean surface.

Mine did that I scraped that off and applied a heavy duty Gorilla Adhesive, re-adhered with compression and have had no issues since. Set blocking underneath to keep it in position

Awesome write-up. Thanks for taking the time to share your story.😊

Welcome from Hull #1045, Jolli Olli

A number of us have purchased these hoses, and there have been no reports of issues using to fill fresh tank or for city water. Use the search and type the word: Hoses

So glad to hear that the 103 listed as still missing is now down to 3. 100 have been accounted for and are alive.🙏🙏🙏

Nothing like being in Texas.

We to enjoyed our stay there. Hopefully they can recover over the next year.

Very easy and smart to have self-restraint when crossing the border to and from Canada. I have a few interesting stories🤣

Good to hear

Not sure why you are flipping the AC breaker. We have a 2022 LE2 with Lithonics lithium batteries, Xantrex 3000, and solar. We start the Honda 2200i, install the bonding plug, connect the 30 amp to the Oliver, plug into 30amp/110 dog bone and plug into the generator. Never had an issue. Maybe I'm not doing it correctly. When you refer to AC breaker, are you referring to the inverter breaker. If not, where is this breaker? Thanks for your onsite.

Admin. can you move this post to General Discussion.

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I had 2 of those hitch ball covers, but the grease gets all over them and me. There is no way to get off and back without exposed grease

JD, I have a piece of plywood that is installed in the backseat on the driver's side. It is level, 50L National Luna. It is strapped down tightly to the seat and also cable locked. I have reflective sheet that I sit on top Plenty of room for our 78 lb lab on the passenger side Plugged into 12v while traveling and I can go 3-4 hours before plugging into shore power. At the campsite I insert a piece of swim noodle cut down the side and installed on the top of the window, and run an extension cord to the shore power post or Olli plug. Boondocking, at night we plug into a Goal Zero 400 Lithium Power pack. We plug in the Goal zero to recharge it. Been doing this for 7 years.

I bought 2 ball covers, but soon found the grease would still get on them. I ruined 2 pair of shorts. My fix is a sealable sandwich bag, which can get a few uses before I replace it. I seal the bag and the grease keeps the bag from coming off will out and about.