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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.

Welcome and enjoy.

There is a almost grown female cat living at the Oliver Service Center. There is a cat that lives at the camp ground in Bull Shoals. Everyone knows to bring it food. https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/parks/bull-shoals-white-river-state-park It is so sad that people let fertile cats run around to breed more unwanted pets. Same thing goes for dogs.

Has anyone here got sick from drinking, or using the water for cooking, brushing your teeth, from the Ollie tank?

I was going to say this same thing.

I took the inside cover off this morning. Both drain lines are well connected. Most of the time water drains out just fine. I do not consider the drain lines at fault. I think it is the pan. Is there a pan? I think the drain (pan?) is very sensitive to the fore and aft angle. It feels like the trailer has to be very level to drain correctly. I might consider this degree of sensitivity a design flaw. Looking at the drawing in the manual provided by Oliver, the AC is meant to drain out on the roof. Has Oliver tried to overcome that with the drain hoses? Is there even such a thing as a drain pan?

Glad you love your Ollie.

I don't really know. Mine does not have a cutout. It has the shield like on the left pic. I have a custom exhaust and the cutout did not work for me. I just went through the shop by truck option and it only gives me the commercial option. I am not sure if they called it that when I bought mine. I really do not recall. Mine looks just like the one they call commercial. https://www.agricover.com/mud-flaps/results/

I have them. I like them. Very easy to put on, and take off. Just reread. I do not have the cutout. Mine has a metal heat shield on the inside. It does soot up the lower fender.

Does anyone have one of these? It only weighs 50# and 58-60dB. https://www.maxpeedingrods.com/product/4000-watt-portable-dual-fuel-propanegas-generator-inverter-bluetooth-e-start.html Specification Running Watts 3200W(Gas)/3000W(LPG) Starting Watts 4000W(Gas)/3600W(LPG) Fuel Type Gasoline/LPG 25% load Runtime 7h(Gas)/20h(LPG) 50% load Runtime 4h(Gas)/12h(LPG) Starting System Recoil Start/Electric Start/Bluetooth Start Running Amps 26.7A(Gas)/25A(LPG) Peak Amps 33.3A(Gas)/30A(LPG) compatible for AC voltage 120V Compatible for AC Frequency 60hz Fuel Tank Capacity 4L(1.06Gal) Oil Capacity 0.45L/0.12Gal Engine Type 4-stroke, OHV, air-cooled Engine Displacement 145cc Oil Type 10W30 Volume Level (23 Feet) 58-60dB Net Weight 23kg/50.7lbs Gross Weight 27.5kg/60.63lbs Generator Size 18.9x12x17.32inch (L*W*H) Package Size 20.08x13.19x19.09inch (L*W*H)

Funny you post that. Last summer my AC was dripping down the front street side corner. Oliver blamed that on the angle of the trailer. Something is fishy.

That sure sounds like the problem.