FloraFauna

The originals are uncomfortable and i have considered replacing for that reason alone. Ours look a bit too good yet for me to spring for it. Pass the ketchup, please. 😉

Boys night out?

Hmmm. I think you are entering the realm of Oliver service and an authorized Truma service center. It seems this error code is unusual or there would be alot more responses to this thread by now.

You probably already know this but that error code relates to fuel or power supply issue. The suggested remedy is a system reset.

I don't know, but i sure would be annoyed with a Rivian tailgating me the whole trip.😂

Yes, it is kind of expensive for nonresidents for what is offered. Hope you enjoy it though. The view of the Wisconsin River meeting the Mississippi River is a highlight. Plan on just sitting there for an hour or two to contemplate life. A bag of fresh cheese curds paired with a glass of wine or beer will enhance the experience.

After reading this thread and some of my own struggles, it seems like a lighted scope is a good idea for the Oliver kit. I know there have been recommendations listed before. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Guess its probably an issue of funding. The campsites tend to be spaced further apart than those of other states providing privacy but more difficult to run water lines to.

It may be overkill but similar to @Patriot , I use the Calmark cover inside. Keeps the dirt off during storage so come season everything is clean and ready to go. Glad I bought one at the price I did when OTT still had them even though I don't desperately need one. My most desired Oliver upgrade is to get a ceramic coating - someday.

Sheesh. Lol. I won't touch this one.

Generally, no. There may be an exception or two but i dont remember for the three parks i mentioned. There are usually several spigots spread thru the camp ground. But they typically dont have a hose fitting so parking in the camp road to refill is probably difficult if not outright discouraged. You would have to take a 5 gallon bucket and refill doing the boondocking valve juggle to refill at most of these parks. This would be very possible with strategic selection of campsite. Now you know why i carry an extra 35 gallons of water in the back of my truck. The driftless area will be gorgeous going into the fall. All three parks i mentioned offer spectacular views if you are able to do some light hiking.

Depending on your perspective, you will not escape the heat in the driftless area right now. This past week i went into the Superior National Forest in northern MN to " escape the heat" in southern Wisconsin. I only escaped the heat there for 48 hours and then the heat moved in and it was almost as hot there as in southern wisconsin. I own property in the driftless area and have only seen a couple of days in july where i would oliver camp there. If you want to give it a shot i would recommend an electric site at Wyalusing or Perrot or Interstate State Park. All are gorgeous and most have showers/flush bathrooms. But this time of year you are going to want the option to run your ac and generator use is not allowed in the state parks. Good luck!

Did this get resolved? On my last trip my ac disappeared from the cp plus panel for a couple of days and then eventually reappeared with no apparent action on my part. I am suspecting I have a flaky RJ45 coupler somewhere? Inverter was on both times and i was in some desparate heat and humidity where i had to run off battery power for an hour or so. Fortunately the remote controlled the aventa just fine. Running the aventa off battery power at the beginning of the trip is not a real winner. @jd1923 has me thinking about the Furrion Chill.

I am NOT disappointed to see the dealer network go. But a separate issue is finding good service centers outside Hohenwald. I managed to find one in my Wisconsin area where i feel comfortable taking my Oliver. The key to this success is the willingness of Oliver tech support to work with them when necessary. OTT has been very good about this. After all, most of the components are not "Oliver" and appear in other trailers. At one time I suggested creating a directory of Oliver-friendly service centers across the US, but the logistics of doing so and the relatively small footprint of Olivers didnt make it practical.

Congratulations and welcome to the Oliver world!! Many good times ahead, I am sure.