Gliddenwoods

Morning, I know a lot (too much) has already been written on replacing the very very loud AC systems but I have just one simple(?) question. This relates to my very limited "extra" ceiling height room above my Oliver in my storage building. What are the two "best" low (no higher than existing Oliver installed) profile quiet AC to replace the current beast on my 2022 Oliver? Why? Thanks (FYI: From Wisconsin and we don't use AC here. However, just returned from the 100 degree SW and rethinking the topic.)

Morning When repairing/upgrading drawer slide/latch and basement access cover system I noticed the plug in the attached photo. I know several of the informed minds on the Forum can/will be able to simply answer my question in seconds. What is this electrical line's function and why the use of a plug in the basement? Thanks.

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I would not "leave them alone"!! I just had two fail on a road trip a 1,000 miles from home and had to find a solution; a real hassle when traveling. Get rid of the Cooper known pending problem before you leave home. Signed road hassle experienced.

Where can I find more information on OTT & Cooper Tire stem known problems and replacement reimbursement?

That quote is insane and crimminal. Last week I had metal stems put in four tires at Big O in Taos, NM at $6.00 per tire. I was camping at a nearby campground and I brought each tire in (two at a time) and they did the job quickly with a smile.

New steel stems. Installed on all tires. $6.00/tire installed. The journey continues on...

On the road for a couple months and I have had two tire stem failures within a two week period. The rubber stem on both failed with similar 1/8" to 1/4" horizontal failures. Replacing with steel stems during repairs. Cooper Discoverer HT3 tires on 2022 Oliver II at 50 psi. Causes? *Bad luck, *Tire brand, *Tire age, *PSI, *Tire Pressure Minder, *Rubber stems, *Mountain curve roads, *Driving speed, *Life... Thoughts and wisdom?

I do like your idea of small bolts and Nico nuts. Thanks.

GJ The problem is simply Oliver failed to install four screws (only two) as required. Nothing more complicated and easy to resolve with two more screws. Just disappointed in Oliver Inc.

The four upper cabinet drawers of the six have a latch/bracket (wrong words?) underneath in the front that should have four screws in each. Two of the screws go in the side slots and one tightens them after correctly adjusting. After that two more screws should go in the single hole on each side to "lock" in the bracket. On my Oliver the second two screws were never installed and the bracket after months of use moves and drawer closing fails somewhat. Maybe check yours and fix the Oliver construction error. Hope Oliver Management reads this and speaks to the staff.

We were at the Will Rogers museum in Claremore, OK and found a kind unexpected hello greeting note under our windshield wiper from locals Kelley & Debi of Hull 1535. Thanks and hello back from Mary & Bill of Hull 1246 from Wisconsin. Be well.

Yes.., my Oliver is great but I do still miss my nuCamp 400...sure wish the Oliver had the QUIET furnace heating system.

Andrew, it has been a while since you installed this shade option. Are you still pleased with it? Would you do the same again or would you do the application some how differently? How did you attached the shade? Thanks for the assistance.

Where do I find this finished video?

Where do I find the video of the Zarcor Company staff's demonstration of the replacement of the door window in an Oliver that is referred to at the beginning of this thread?

Do you have (share) the part numbers of the window and any additional items to order to complete the project? Thanks.

Do you have (share) the part numbers of the window and any additional items to order to complete the project? Thanks.

NuCamp released this new model recently. As a former NuCamp owner I can share that their trailers are high quality and very well built. The Haven will be a good choice for many. I am not ready to trade in my Oliver (yet) but I sure do like all the natural light and views the NuCamp windows provide; my main complaint regarding my Oliver.

Project/saga Update, Dexter Axle Company has agreed to provide me with two new replacement 13-144 equalizers at no cost to me. Shipment delivery expected next. Now for installation. Zerk correct tightness will be confirmed. End of story...I hope.

Topgun, (and others) You (and others) have referred tl "cheap" zerks. Without regard to cost what brand(s) of zerks would you purchase if you wanted to obtain the very best zerks available? (Others, please weigh in.) Thanks

"Dexter offers a limited five-year warranty on its E-Z Flex equalizers and suspension systems. The warranty is valid for the original purchaser and covers defects in material and workmanship from the date of the trailer's original purchase." "Five-year limited warranty coverage" "The five-year warranty on equalizers and suspension components applies to all Dexter trailer axles, suspensions, and brake control systems manufactured on or after September 1, 2016."

Update and new plan. I have determined that two of the open holes of the three missing Dexter equalizer zerk have little/no remaining threads. Replacement zerks just slip in and fall out. New larger tapped threads would be required. So...the new plan is to replace the existing Dexter equalizers with new equalizers. I have no faith in the equalizer product on my Oliver. I have been in touch with Dexter and I am filing a warranty claim. Not sure how the claim will go, but new equalizers will be installed either way.