
John Dorrer
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Inks Lake State Park. One of our go to places.
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The best news is everything works, so embarrassing ones self is a lapel pin we all wear. It is a club of honor.π
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I would consider a trip to the Mothership. I'm another with very limited electrical and mechanical skills. No one knows the trailer better than Oliver. Definitely get lithium batteries. Without solar on the roof, you will always being playing the AMP Game. With AGM batteries you don't want to go below 50%, and 12.3 was always our minimum in our truck camper. All it takes is dropping below the 50% one time to damage AGM's. AGM's aren't forgiving. Damage one battery and you have to replace all of them. Lithiums are forgiving and will provide years of peace of mind. I would upgrade to 300w portable solar. Just my 2Β’. Have a professional do the work or an Oliver Owner that knows his "S--t. Lots of good info provided by Craig (Galway Girl) and others.
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Shampoo, Conditioner, and Body Soap are tall enough that they stay in place. Hand soap dispenser has to go behind to prevent from falling out. Hang a small hand towel. Never had anything end up on the floor.
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We have had a 50L National Luna dual Fridge/Freezer since 2018. Never had an issue. They are a quality product.
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+2 on National Luna
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UPDATE: There were a series of short outages in the campground. Several others with high end trailers experienced this. All is good.
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Last night around midnight our power went out, the remote inverter screen went dark and then it recycled with the screen showing things in float mode and the green light came back on. It happened 4 times in 20 minutes. The second time , I looked outside and my watch dog was off and the EMS in the attic was off. I thought it was a power outage, but it was only a couple of minutes from stop to recycle back on. The Watchdog and EMS came back on, and the numbers on the EMS were all good. Weather, windy, 20mph, no rain or storms. We had 40mph wind gust 10 days ago and no issues. I will probably go up to the office to see if they know anything. Any ideas?
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Welcome from Hull # 1045, Jolli Olli
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Made in USA leaf springs
John Dorrer replied to Mountainman198's topic in Mechanical & Technical Tips
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About 8 years ago I had an electrician add a 30amp box next to the fuse/breaker panel, and wire a dedicated switch on the panel box. Kinda like plugging into the shore power post and flipping the breaker He also added 2 twin 120 plugs, each pair with a breaker in the box. Been very handy.
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Cougar Rock looks good, but I'm getting mixed signals on whether it is bookable or FF. Strange things on Recreation.gov I'll know on Wednesday when I book. Thanks for the list. I should have checked the Dyrt π
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We have had the Garmin In reach Explorer. Nice security. We haven't had any issues today.
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3500 pound versus 5200 pound axles on a LE2
John Dorrer replied to John and Debbie's topic in General Discussion
They have #1290, late 2022 or more likely a 2023 trailer. Our #1045 is a 2022. He needs to look at the label more closely, as it should say 052 capacity, rated 3500 (Due to 4-leaf springs). -
What would be the top 1-2 campgrounds in the park? Thanks
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3500 pound versus 5200 pound axles on a LE2
John Dorrer replied to John and Debbie's topic in General Discussion
052 is the axel capacity, and the rating is 3500 due to the 4-leaf springs. -
3500 pound versus 5200 pound axles on a LE2
John Dorrer replied to John and Debbie's topic in General Discussion
If I recall my conversation with Oliver and Dexter we have the updated axel, 052:3500. If I remember it is the 4-leaf spring which gets the 3500, so when you get the 5-lead springs you will meet the 5200 axel. Again you would need to verify this. You shouldn't need to change out your axels. -
3500 pound versus 5200 pound axles on a LE2
John Dorrer replied to John and Debbie's topic in General Discussion
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3500 pound versus 5200 pound axles on a LE2
John Dorrer replied to John and Debbie's topic in General Discussion
I believe the 2022's have the higher rated axel. Check the label on the axel. The 2022's have the Never-Lube. -
It re-set itself on the drive today, so I'm not going to touch things until I get home and order the replacement inverter breaker.
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Made them go street side to their assigned set-up area. The funny thing is they have a large outdoor TV street side. I sincerely think they felt very entitled as yesterday check out was 11am and they stayed 2-1/2 hours past check outπ