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Interesting, wonder why they were removed, where did you see the videos?

Sorry if I missed it but do you have a link to your winter mods? Thanks, Rich

Great thanks Bill!

Do you have a link for the "Torque values for lug nuts" thread, I tried searching for it but no luck? Thanks!

John, pretty sure this is the same fridge/freezer that now comes with the 2023 trailers….if it is maybe the factory can send you some pics?

On thanks, do you maybe have links or part numbers for the components you used?

Very nice! Do you perhaps have a link to where someone has installation instructions, I searched, but couldn’t find anything?

Yes this is it, at around 4:40 time in this video

Yah they have the rear hitch, I did not get it. I looked at the camco rear bumper mount, looks like the only parts I have to change are the u-bolts (too short for the taller/higher Oliver bumper) and maybe the bottom brackets, the brackets depth are max 4.5”, not sure how deep/wide the Oliver bumper is, and if there is clearance behind the Oliver bumper for the u-bolts to clamp around…. I don’t have my Oliver yet, pick up is early May!

Yes rear bumper mounting. Thanks

😂 But seriously, will this Camco Rhino bumber mount work to transport an empty tote? https://www.amazon.com/Camco-Powder-Coated-Construction-Heavy-Duty-39010/dp/B07P8B9WHD?th=1

Correct, here’s a YouTube video where Jason actually mentions not to leave the outside shower open or it would cause the inside water to be cold….at about 16:25 time in the video

That drawing is fine, that is how the factory does it, but ONLY if you do not plan to use the black tank for either grey or fresh water storage. John, I intend to use the black tank for grey water, how do you then propose I attach the NH vent tube to the existing blank tank vent?

Good question, did you figure it out? My delivery is May 2023, I believe the door opening height is approx. 13" x 15" wide.....I think!

Check this thread

Will do thanks

Let me resurrect this thread! 🙂 This link explains very well the difference between a desiccant and compressor dehumidifier. https://ionmax.com.au/blogs/resources/desiccant-or-compressor-dehumidifier#:~:text=Desiccant dehumidifiers operate much quieter,level of over 45 dB. In a nutshell... Desiccant dehumidifiers: Can increase the surrounding temperature up to 3-5°C **nice for colder weather**, perform well regardless of the surrounding temperature, hence, a desiccant dehumidifier is more suitable if you live in a climate with four seasons. Compressor dehumidifiers: work well at temperatures above 20°C (68°F), suitable for indoor environments that are warm, excellent choice for those living in year-long warm climates

Thanks Jason! I'm a gonna be owner of a LEII (May 2023) and just sold my Airstream. Can you maybe suggest a list of recommended sealants/caulks for the Oliver, like this (below) from Airstream's Airforum. *P.S. I have already searched, which brought me to this thread, If it exists somewhere else on the Oliver website or this forum please post a link. Thanks! Richard For wheel wells/underbody: Vulkem 116 Trempro 635 Grey Sikaflex 221 Black (use Eternabond spray cleaner to prepare surface) Adseal Premium Quality Sealant Grey Roof: Sikaflex 221 White (for roof seams, seals and bonds. Use Eternabond spray cleaner to prepare surface) Sikaflex 715 (around fans, vents, skylights ... self-levelling) Adseal Premium Quality Sealant White Dicor self-levelling sealant EternaBond® AlumiBond (alum. backed sealing tape, 2", 3", 4", and 6" wide) Lexel™ Clear 3M 5200 (seals and bonds, comes in quick and slow cure varieties) Windows/Trim/Rubrail/Exterior Lights: Sikaflex 221 Grey (seals and bonds. Use Eternabond spray cleaner to prepare surface) Parbond Grey or Clear (small hand tubes, prep and clean-up use cosmoline remover) Trempro 635 Grey Loctite® PL® S40 Polyurethane Window Door and Siding Sealant Lexel™ Clear Small seams (between aluminum panels): Acryl-R (Use applicator or disposable syringes to apply)

What type/brand caulk did they send you, could you send a pic? Thanks!

Thanks John, so glad I found this thread, was hoping I could flip the blinds so the blackout is on the bottom! 🙂 Hope this function will still be possible on the newer 2023 LEII!

I had centramatics on my Airstream and was extremely pleased with them, tires were 6 years old and no uneven wear at all. They automatically find the heavy side of the wheel to neutralize the imbalance by perfectly adding weight (oil and beads) to the light side, even when the heavy side changes (which does throughout the life of the tire), centramatics change with it. Here's a good YouTube video of how they work.

By original standard cushions, do you mean the original 4” mattresses?

Great, thanks!

I agree, finalizing our options tomorrow, we will only go with the cell booster, lithium platinum package, upgrade to the 2-5/16 buldog coupler and Anderson weight distribution hitch, Truma aquago on demand water heater and truma aventa AC with electric antifreeze it **hope it comes with the truma furnace**+! , no graphics, front/rear propane quick connects, porcelain toilet (I’ll install the Airhead composting toilet), twin beds, hypervent, frosted doors

Let us know what Oliver said, I'm in the same boat, finalizing options this week and was thinking of passing on the Oliver Omni-directional TV antenna, 4G cell booster and Cradlepoint Wireless WAN with LTE (won't work for me because I'm in Canada and it requires a month-to-month data plan), instead I'm thinking of installing a pepwave with poynting antenna or Speed Demon 5G Mobile Internet Bundle from your link. I had an Airstream and figured out how to run the wires but not sure with the Oliver, does it come prewired without their options, if not like you I have no idea if it will be possible to do the aftermarket components wiring?