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I'm aware of a recall/warranty repair that was authorized for certain models of the bath fan due to the very issue you are describing. Depending on the age of your Ollie and/or age of the fan, you just might want to open a Service ticket for this issue you are having. Bill p.s. it would help if you would let everyone know what year and model Ollie you own.

that you'll cook?

What's to not trust? A green 18 years old kid entrusted with a lug wrench - what could go wrong?😆 Bill

the Bighorn Mountains

And, Bosker is STILL embarrassed for you.🥰

And/or: https://olivertraveltrailers.com/rewards-program/submit-activity/

I'd give it another week or so and then if still nothing send a PM to Matt Duncan with the details that you submitted. Bill

Beware of the moose! Yes, it was during the rut but I actually saw a moose charge a tree in Wyoming a few years back. Bill🥴

That looks like a swimming area - just how cool/cold is that water? Also - just above the water it looks like really good bear habitat. I don't see any bear tracks by the shore though. Hope that the bugs are not too bad for you! Bill

A Private Message (PM) to Galway Girl might get you a bit of a quicker response.

While I feel for those that do not have this same experience, I do believe that your experience is closer to the norm. That's a great sun pic! Bill

Its a piece of cake! Relax and absorb all that you can. Congrats! Bill

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Not a bad cover and slightly "softer" than the Chicks version. I liked it.

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There is a sad beauty in those pictures. We are all proud of our shiny new Olivers and tend to believe that they are "over built". But, the proof is in the pudding! It is in unfortunate situations like this that we can really be proud. Can you give us any idea of how the interior faired? I suspect that basically things were found intact. Bill

They only seem overly bright until you almost step on that snake that is trying to warm itself on that nice black asphalt.😵

Nice Ollie - nice truck. Did you stop into Tractor Supply to get one of these hitch pins? They make pulling and inserting that pin a bunch easier.

Yep - and it is a bunch less expensive too. Note - either of these tools is used to either tighten or remove the back flow preventer if it is present by viewing (usually you have to use a light) into the city, fresh tank or winterization ports. I've been told that on newer model Ollies the back flow preventer valve has been moved further inboard. Bill

First thing I'd do is simply replace the hose washer - Take out that piece of rubber you mentioned above, put in a new hose washer and screw the hose (or black plug) back into the "city connection". Let us know how it goes. Bill

Mine did/does but the fuse was only about 6-12 inches from the rear of the detector. If you are home - I would suggest installing a switch like both JD and I did so that when that detector goes off in the middle of the night you can turn it off quickly - after, of course, you have determined that it was a "false alarm".

And - Exactly where might you be feeling around? Outside the hull? Inside the hull? How bad is it leaking - stream or fast drip? Do you have a !/2 inch Allen wrench handy - like THIS? Do you have spare hose washers handy? Bill