Steve Morris

I’ve got 160 or so on mine. In over 7000 miles of carrying the bikes, it hasn’t loosened or wiggled more than the day I installed it.

Wow! Ours was delivered March 2023. I’ve tugged a fair bit more than what’s required to get the top off the “secret” pantry top, and it didn’t budge. I’ll pull harder and see what happens. Thanks!

My plans is/was to use this bulkhead fitting through the roof as a cable guide and into a utility box on the roof. If this fits in the Icotec 90 degree fitting, I’m golden! Just a drilled hole through the outer hull into the attic. https://a.co/d/0anCrU1v

Oh, that one. I was looking at the rectangular version. I saw that one before, but was concerned that the seven stiff antenna cables couldn’t make that radius. I’ll wait until you try. 😉

I know there are some sailors here. I saw this double ender at an inland lake in Ohio today. Couldn’t get any closer due to locked piers. Does anyone recognize it? Likely a swing keel since it’s probably trailerable. I want one!

I have not. I am going to mount it on the rear port awning mount using the Parsec pole mount. https://mobilemusthave.com/products/pole-mount-bracket-assembly-for-parsec-doberman-collie I will come down through that portion of the attic, since it is only single hull there, and use Icotec gland. I just haven’t figured what sort of entry box to use yet. I’m thinking something like this Winnebago roof port. https://www.winnebago.com/lifestyle/winnebagolife/gear/install-your-tech-gear-easier-with-winnebagos-new-roof-port

Understatement of the thread. I've seen what Claudia has done on her Oliver, and among other cool ideas, I envy the molded window vents. And I hear she's known in the Casita world for around 100 modifications to her trailer over the ten years she had it. I've got some catching up to do! Will we see you at the fall Casitas of Ohio rally at Cowan Lake State Park, Claudia? Matt and Sue will be attending again, and I'm trying to get two other Olivers to join us. @Golfnut and @Shawna and Scott

IN 2023, Oliver did away with the cubby underneath the nightstand top, and permanently attaching that cover. Has anyone removed it, or know how it is attached? Before taking delivery of Curiosity, I'd built one of the Laguna table mounts that fit under the twin bed extension, but never installed it. It just seemed like it would be in the way, and I'd still need to store the table and support when not in use. Then someone added drawer slides to the nightstand top, and we'd prefer to go this route. I've given the top a few tugs, but I don't want to damage anything, hence my question. Thanks!

I grabbed one of these when you posted it over the winter. Oddly, our Oliver installed receptacle is ass-backwards from yours, so it didn't reach the wall. I need to get in there and reverse it so I can use this handy accessory.

Yes, thank you!

Ron, where did you grab the AC supply for this modification? I’ve got two matching outlet covers, one for the front like yours and one in/near the basement. Thanks! I did the tether last year when I almost left the cover behind…

Thanks Bill! Copied to my Oliver folder for reference.

Interesting. Funds were loaded onto my card December 23, 2023. I've made three transactions since then, the latest just before leaving for the rally (had to stock up on wine for the trip!) I have not had a single service fee on my account.

Long ago when I had boats, I'd run the hole saw backwards to cut through the gelcoat, then forward though the fiberglass. This almost always eliminating chipping.

AKA @shhQuiet here on the forum. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with Steve, and when he walked over to Curiosity, Deb made a beeline to Oreo! 😁

I fully expected to comply! Last year I only took a handful and told myself to do better this year. I had four cameras with me (including my phone), but other that the above sunset photos and a few at Cathedral Caverns, I didn’t take a single photograph. Oh, except of @mossemi’s plumbing, but nobody wants to se that! 😜 Maybe next year…

@MAX Burner Sorry Art, I didn’t see this until Tuesday morning at Cracker Barrel. I have their last name and the city where they live if you have good Google investigative skills. I’ll message that info to you. it was good to meet you both!

I’m sorry that I never updated this question! I did indeed find the missing grate grommet in the drawer below. I’m embarrassed to say that it never occurred to me to look in the most obvious place. And thanks for the offer Art, and for popping this post back in my notifications. But I’m all set for now. You’re still welcome to drop in any time.

What a wonderful evening! Thanks to everyone behind the scenes, and it was good to see new and old friends.

Good Morning Campers! Site G23

Lay year I was told it is always the Wednesday through Sunday after Mother’s Day.

I wish we could have stopped south of Nashville, but Deb needed to attend her meeting. It’s getting as bad going through Nashville as it is Atlanta!

Scratch Chryste & Tom on site E28 and Shawn & Annette McWaters on F43. Both posted last minute cancellations. No PDF update, though. Probably some 45 foot 5th wheel will snag those spots…

We found an exquisite site on our way to Alabama! Curiosity is gently illuminated by the stars, err, sodium lamps, with the sound of a rushing stream in the background. I mean asphalt. Cracker Barrel in Cave City, Kentucky, at the entrance to Mammoth Cave National Park.

I Couldn't help myself. Two more showed up on Facebook, so I a dded them to the PDF. They won't be on printed copies. Added sites F07 and B13, for a total of 75 trailers. Now I'm really done! We are at Cracker Barrel in Cave City, Kentucky (just outside of Mammoth Cave National Park) for the evening. Deb has a 7 PM EDT Zoom meeting, so we've stopped a bit early. 249 Miles tomorrow. Google says 4 hours, 7 minutes, but my bladder and lunch say more like 6 hours or so... 2024 Oliver Rally Attendees May 13.pdf