HDRider

Welcome to Club Oliver. You paid for your ticket, now ride. Celebrate with us when we see our Oliver brothers and sisters. Tell us when you see your first Oliver out and about in the wild. Most importantly, enjoy.

Wow. This forum is worth its weight in fiberglass.

Good luck. Keep a presence on our little forum. It is a very valuable resource for us in the Ollie world.

That was why I was changing a tire.

I never use the hitch coupler. I may just leave that bar off.

I just had that happen yesterday.

I am sure the model of truck matters, but my brake controller is set to 3.

I really should not have said bumper. It is the bar across the top of the bumper where the trailer hitch is attached.

I am terrible when it comes to reading instructions, especially when it seems like a simple task. I just checked the Owner's Manual. No mention of the bumper.

I'm past the picture taking. It is not the spare tire in the way. The bumper is in the way. I'll take a pic when I put it back together.

I learned something today. You have to take the bumper off to remove the spare tire cover. I sure am glad I am home on a cool sunny day, and not on the shoulder of I40 in the rain.

Agree

The Rover - Jeff & Cindy Coleman - Arkansas

I thought we might put the names of our Oliver trailer here as a cross reference and index.

I want to put a bow on this. We took Ollie to Hohenwald Monday to find my leak. I had two. A fitting was loose from the fresh water tank to the pump. The second leak was a loose fitting under the bathroom sink. It was cross thread at assembly. You could touch it and leaked a lot, and then it would stop. The other leak was a fitting that I guess rattled loose. I was surprised these were not covered by warranty. We had had four loose fitting leaks since we bought new in August 2023. One was before we left after buying it, and was a loose fitting I found.