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  1. S&D B are correct but if you are talking about merchandise that Oliver has for sale then as far as I know there isn't presently such a list. You would be best served to send your Oliver Sales Agent a note in this regard and perhaps they can get a list for you. On a related note - Oliver has been working on a "Company Store" for a long time and we have been told that it is (finally) close to becoming a reality - by year end hopefully. Bill
  2. Certainly correct and I will shortly have one of the "old style" BuiltRight dash mounts for sale at 1/2 the original cost if anyone needs/wants one for an older F-150. Are you sure your Iphone isn't "talking to the Ford via Bluetooth versus hardwire? If it is communicating via hardwire then plugging into the 12 volt outlet will give you nothing besides power since there is no data transmission via that 12 volt socket. Bill
  3. It should be noted here that the source of JD's ball wear issues was never identified (to my knowledge) and a number of owner's (me included) have never had a single issue with this kind of wear while using the 2 inch Andersen ball. Bill
  4. Have you tried polishing those black spots? Have you sent these pics to Oliver Service? I too use dehumidifiers in my Ollie while stored. I do take my single mattress out for the Winter but I leave the regular cushions in. They are stored in a vertical position though just to make sure that air gets a chance to circulate around them. Bill p.s. Really wish I had an Ollie port like you and Patriot.
  5. However, if this trim piece had cracked or become notably loose then it just might indicate that your microwave is not held in place as it should be. And/or you have been down some very rough roads. This microwave is actually held in place (basically) by being attached to the upper cabinet via the screws that go through the two holes (barely seen in the photo below) at the rear of the metal piece that approximately spans the middle of the microwave. Once you remove the trim piece then reach in, grab the microwave and try to move it from side to side. If you can move it without too much force then it is likely that either this support attachment has come loose or isn't there at all. Jason Essary can assist you in making repairs - just open a Service ticket.
  6. If your microwave trim is like this one then it actually does not "hold" the microwave in place - it is basically just a trim piece.
  7. Only for the sake of symmetry is the one out of three lights "questionable". Wouldn't it be nice to get those LED's that change color via a remote? That way you could have your "bug" light and "holiday" light and "light" light and "red" (night vision) light or whatever. Bill
  8. GJ - Thanks for posting this. I have never had any issues to include "rattles" with either of the two 3.5 Ford's I've owned. I presently have my third 3.5 on order and will be shortly selling my 2017 that only has 44,000 miles on the clock. I am consistently amazed with this engine. Bill
  9. Certainly there are a number of automotive suppliers that have 12 volt LED lights - think marker lights, grill lights and the such. There are even LED lights that come in a strip that can be cut to length and I assume that the amber color would be available. Like THESE perhaps? Let the search begin! Good Luck! Bill
  10. The Winter of my discontent? Do I hear Santa bringing a bunch of Ollie gifts?πŸŽ… Seriously - I'm guessing that you have been doing a bunch of reading here on the Forum and in the Oliver University. But, I'm guessing that there is still a bunch more to do. Spring is such a wonderful time to get an Oliver (like there is really a "bad" time?). All that planning for where you will go and the things you will do - exciting! Bill
  11. Good luck and enjoy the process! Bill
  12. I've never seen THAT before. Almost looks like some Hamster's run. Please let us know what Service has to say. Bill
  13. All good choices. However, I found that even though it does a good job (when applied correctly), Rejex is harder to deal with as compared to similar products - like the products from DuraGloss. After a couple of years of using the Rejex/DuraGloss formulations I have simply returned to using Meguiars Premium Marine Wax (Like This). Bill
  14. I can smell that popcorn from here!😊
  15. I'd be a bit careful using the "Citrol" product since most degreasers are not all that kind to a good wax job. Bill
  16. John & Debbie - Can you believe it? That loooooog wait finally came to an end. A nice brand new and very shiny end too - looking good. Hopefully there will be more pictures to come but most important - have a safe and fun trip west. Unfortunately, it looks like things are turning colder for you. Finally, let us know if we can help in any way as you two are now on your way. Bill
  17. A small can of compressed air is your friend. Just do not use that can and direct the air back into the propane jet. Dusty roads are not your friend as aren't bugs. Obviously it only takes a very small amount of dust to "gum up the works". Bill
  18. Sure does beat rolling the Oliver over on its roof so you could lay on your stomach!πŸ˜‡
  19. Oooooo.. Just got to be some nice fish in that stream in CMSP, Oregon! Very nice! Bill
  20. You should have stayed for dinner - the Patriots are great cooks! 😍 Bill
  21. Hopefully you meant to say "terrific"?😊
  22. Any idea of what that stuff does to your wax job? Bill
  23. Also, be prepared to purchase and install additional chain since most (if not all) Andersen's require longer chains than come standard. Bill
  24. If you get the twin bed floor plan and you travel solo (mainly), you can have one side or the other set up as a sofa by ordering the "back cushions" with the other side a regular bed. A couple of throw pillows or a wedge and you are in business. When you have a guest you simply remove the back cushions and they sleep on the couch which is now a bed. My Ollie is designed this way but, unfortunately, I don't have any pictures to post of it. Bill
  25. Or - you can use something like THIS shield. Of course it doesn't do much for tipping over that wine glass but it is great for keeping splatters (think burgers, bacon and the like) off the bed. Bill
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