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This person replaced his Monroe's with Bulldogs.

Thanks Galileo and everyone - I learned a lot :). The indicator switch turned out to be the clue - I just had to keep closing and opening the tank valve until it showed green - and now I know to open slowly and am prepared for the next time 🙂

Thanks for the tip! 🙂

Thanks! At first the range would not light but after a couple of trys it did. The furnace appeared to click on briefly (the fan came on - cold air) and then stopped.

Puppies somehow broke one of the side windows. I have the replacement - wondering how difficult it is to do - or if I need to go to a shop?

Congratulations. I looked for different shocks and couldn't find them. Next time I will try Bulldogs. :)_

One tank ran dry, so I moved to the other tank—the furnace did not turn on. Then I filled the empty tank—the furnace will still not turn on. The pointer is pointing to the full tanks (both are full now) and I've moved the thermostat from on to off several times. Any ideas? (By the way, I searched for "Furnace does not turn on", "Gas does not turn on and no heat and got posts on axles and other things).

Nice! It got jammed up pretty quickly! Thanks for the ideas and the pics 🙂

In case this happens to anyone else this is what Mike at Oliver reported: It sounds like the that boondocking port may me air locked. You could clear this with a hand pump or with pressurized water by hooking to the boon docking inlet and turning the valves to the boondocking configuration but do not run the pump.

I was bringing water in from a water canister outside the trailer using the boondocking mode - which has worked great for us thus far. This time I forgot that I'd left the water pump on as I changed the valves into boondocking mode. The sudden whoosh of water rattled me and I turned the rightmost valve to the normal position for a short period of time - and then turned it to the boondocking position again. The boondocking mode seemed to work for a while and then stopped. When I returned the valves to normal mode we couldn't get any water out of the faucets either. I saw another post by John Davies regarding an air lock. II closed the valve going to the faucets (the rightmost valve) and opened the valve going to the tank (next furthermost right valve) and ran it for a couple of minutes, then 5 minutes and then 10 minutes. Each time the faucet flows were restored but the boondocking is not working. ????

The first is on the list 🙂and I will look for the SL mods - Thanks!

Thanks! Going into the trailer body is what I need. 🙂

Thanks! Can you say where in the below picture I should connect if I ever try this?

Our 2019 Elite Legacy II trailer - which we bought used - is probably pretty unique - it has just about everything anyone could want - but no inverter. After hooking up Starlink the lithium batteries in the van died. I revived them with the car battery and ramped down the energy usage and the batteries appear to be restored. My question is would it have been or is it possible to attach the Bestek 400-watt inverter to one of the batteries in the battery pack of the Oliver and get some energy out of it while the lithium batteries in the van were being restored (by the solar panels) ?

Thanks!