Steph and Dud B

Make a checklist, like a pilot, and stick to it. Failure to follow my own list has led to a could of expensive mistakes over the years.

I've seen some solar powered ones that don't need a power source.

We've also had 2 RVLocks fail. Will install something else next time.

Our Tessie was black and white. She and Maestro (cat #1) were travel buddies. (Maestro was the boss.)

Is Charley a Springer?

We traveled with 3 cats over the years. The first one loved it. She liked to look out the windows, even when driving. In fact, we had to teach her not to walk around on the dashboard! (She was fearless.) Cat #2 hated cars and #3 liked the camper and tolerated the car, but just barely. He'd stay in his carrier and sulk until we got to our destination. No pets at the moment, but I've thought about putting a litter box in the basement like @Steve and Mary suggested. It's my allergies holding us back.

You have 2 Olivers??

Ahhh, I get it now. Have you looked over the detectors at etrailer.com?

Can't answer the question, but curiosity is killing me. Why?

We just use the auto-changeover regulator. When the first tank runs out it automatically switches to the second tank and the indicator turns red. I check the indicator every day or two. When I see red I plan to replace the empty tank. Haven't run out off propane in 26 years.

Have fun!

Looks like a great trip. Thanks for sharing. Yosemite was one of our favorites. How were the crowds?

Ray, it looks like you've been a long contributor over at airforums. Can't see why that can't be the case here as well. It seems to me these brake threads just got too personal. Believe me, I know how frustrating troubleshooting can be. My wife will tell you I can be a bear to be around when some device is defying my efforts to make it perform as it should. Leave if you feel you must, but consider sticking around. Now that your brakes are working you can get out there and share your BoondockingOliver stories with us. Safe travels.

That would work with a relay, too. They're usually plug-in relays under the hood.

I believe this is the paint on version: https://a.co/d/36fqgVe