Tony and Rhonda

Thanks for the responses. I've looked under the street side bed/seat and didn't see the big red switch. Don't remember seeing the Blue Sky box either. I'll take a picture of the under seat area next time I'm at the camper but perhaps it wasn't installed. The screen door is almost worthless as is. It would stop the cicadas flying around now but small bugs would come right in. I had my Four Wheel Camper in British Columbia one time and the mosquitoes were so bad you couldn't stand outside. I killed all the ones that followed me in and 15 minutes later the camper was full again. This cycled a couple times before I discovered the bugs were coming into the camper through the frig. vent. When they're hungry, they'll find any opening and our screen door has lots of openings! Not sure what I can do but I'll work on it next time I have it at my house. Thanks, Tony

We are still getting to know our Oliver now that we have a storage location close to home. We have a couple of questions about the trailer, one specific to the 2017 models and one more general. Our trailer had solar and AGM's when manufactured and was upgraded to lithium by a previous owner. I've read on the forum that the solar panels should have a disconnect switch but I can't find one. Did the 2017's have them? If so, any idea where they were located? Our general question is about the screen door. We've noticed that the screen door doesn't completely cover the door opening. The screen door is not centered in the door opening and only overlaps the fuzzy, latch side door weatherstripping by about 1/8 inch. It has rather large gaps at the bottom and at the upper radius curve on the latch side. Has anyone else run into this? If so, do you have a solution? Thanks for any comments and/or advice. Tony

Just called Lake Guntersville State Park campground and they are not taking reservations for this rally yet (12 or 13 months out only). I thought perhaps Oliver made arrangements with the park for early reservations but apparently that's not the case.

We hope to attend next year. It would be our first Oliver rally.

Thanks all for the welcome!

Frankfort is 45 minutes to an hour from Winchester depending on traffic in Lexington. Several nice restaurants in and around Frankfort. We like Goodwood and Bourbon On Main in Frankfort. Call first as they may be closed due to the flooding a few weeks ago. If you like bourbon, there are three close distilleries; Buffalo Trace, Woodford Reserve and Castle and Key. Probably no availability on tours this close but you may be able to get some tastings. If you go to Woodford or Castle & Key, The Stave Restaurant is a good lunch spot. Reservations recommended and dark on Mondays and Tuesday. Good luck and have a good trip. Tony

My wife and I purchased Hull #251 on Sunday. I believe we're the fourth owners. This is our first travel trailer since a tent trailer in the 90's. Really regret we'll miss the owner's rally this weekend. Looking forward to getting out with the trailer but it will be a few weeks. We'll do some local shake down trips to start. We've been lurking on the site for the last couple years and really appreciate all the owner information we've read. Thanks, Tony & Rhonda