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For all our Forum members, guests and Oliver travelers that might be in the way of this storm - please be careful! While this is not a hurricane it just might produce flooding, rain (obviously) and winds that could uproot trees. Thinking about you and wishing you the best. Bill

Unfortunately, I missed this part! This caused me to be thinking about having never coming across any suction cup at Harbor Freight that looked anything like the ones shown in the picture above. In turn, I happened to be at Harbor Freight this morning, found the suction cups but they (obviously) were in one piece that formed a "handle" between them. It really helps to actually read the entire post! Nicely done on both the post and the mod! Bill

OK - I can handle the verbiage - BUT - The pictures have got to STOP! It looks soooooo good! Bill

Better on those pics? Bill

Sadly - she did not survive. - Bill https://www.sweetwaternow.com/woman-gored-by-bison-at-yellowstone-national-park-monday-has-reportedly-died/

My Garmin InReach Mini satellite communications device also can get weather without an internet connection. Just another reason to have more than one way to get important information. Bill

And people ask me why I always wait until after July 4th to head West for fly fishing. Bill

Can you say "burn a piston and burn a valve and burn a wallet" all in the same breath? Ouch!

Can you get a picture of it? Bill

Not that I didn't believe Seadawg - but - I have never seen the "spring hooks" sold separately. So, HERE they are on Amazon. Yeah!😇 Bill

Yes, even for the 2016 OLEII we received (2) 10' sections.😁 I still have mine - new, never been out of the box. Black tank is getting a bit full though 😉. Bill

Absolutely! In addition: Add either an additional spring or secure the screen with a stainless steel wire . Both of these can be tedious to do but the springs supplied with the screen normally rust and break after three to five years of use. (Ask me how I know...🙄 Bill

Nicely done and wonderful write-up. I can attest to the holding power of those HF suction cups. I hang waders and wading boot using them and have never had a single issue. Note that the color of the suction cups helps in not forgetting to remove them prior to departure.😃 Bill

No and no. Bill

OH - Measure your openings and then go HERE. Bill

Nan - I assume that you are asking about the frames for the screening? Have you contacted Oliver Service in this regard? Bill

Kathy & John - What are the odds - but - good for you two! Welcome to the Family and enjoy the heck out of that wonderful camper. Bill

Yes - assuming that you have the "standard" air conditioner, the condensate will flow from the overhead a/c unit down a tube that is located between the shells and exits at the bottom of the Oliver via a short tube at the rear street side. While operating in humid conditions you should see water dripping from this tube. While at the recent Owner's Rally I observed this very thing happening on my Elite II. Bill

It has happed from time to time in the past but I would not call it very often. Since you have already received a replacement from Oliver Service, they are now aware of your issue and a few others that have had the same problem in the recent past. They will process this information and take steps to either correct installation procedures and/or material components if it is found to be a often recurring issue. Bill

Year before last I was camped at Pebble Creek in Yellowstone and the two ladies next to me showed me their white Tundra with a big dent in the driver's side door. That dent was caused by a bull bison as he walked past and just slowly moved his head to one side - ouch! Bill

Yep - after and hour I'm cold unless I forgot to close a window, the MaxAir and/or the bath fan.🤪 Since you are in the West I assume that you have not noticed a reduction in humidity levels or noticed a drip from the little hose on the exterior rear street side of the Ollie? Bill

I believe that the answer is NO. If you look closely at the Andersen you will notice that the "whale tail" attaches to the underside of the assembly. Actually, there is a continuous "shaft" that extends from the ball of the hitch through a housing and comes out at the bottom to which the whale tail attaches. It is this shaft rubbing against friction material inside the housing that allows for the "anti-sway" portion of the Andersen. I'm sure that the Weigh Safe is not constructed in this manner.

If it doesn't rain - try some of THIS STUFF. Bill p.s. Another old motorcycle trick - particularly for those places that have rubber components in or around them like your mud flaps is - the night before you plan to wash the vehicle liberally spray it with virtually any "protectorant" (even Armor-All will do since you are going to wash it off anyway). Then the next day wash as normal. The protectorant softens up the critters and after washing still leaves a nice appearance on the rubber without turning "brown" over time.

Trainman - A little piece of black electrical tape takes care of that TV light. Bill

The National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis is another basically train heaven. It can be found HERE. Bill