Stabilizing versus leveling

[Geronimo John]

4 hours ago, topgun2 said:

They have consistently done things for customers that are far and away beyond anything that might be considered necessary - regardless of warranties or any other related legal issue.  If Oliver has a fault in this area I believe that it lies in the lack of marketing all of the things that they have done other than letting the final product speak for itself. 

A short (by comparison for once) summmary:

• I concur with the "To Each Their Own" concept. 
• That using hind-sight is an unfair approach to just about anything.
• That OTT has and still makes a product we all are proud to have, use and keep.
• That over time our requirements and circumstances will change.  We will all end up modify, donating or selling our Olivers.  
• We each exhibit moments of brilliance, and moments we wish we would have avoided.

This forum is vibrant because we understand the above for ourselves and others.

God bless Scott Oliver, his family and the OTT TEAM they have built.  And all the participants of this forum. 

John Russell

 

 

[John Dorrer]

I have used my rear jacks to change a tire and make a slight leveling adjustment.

I use the best leveling device made, a 2' level🤣.

 

So when I went to check under the bed panels after taking delivery, I was shocked to find the panels were screwed in place. How anal is that? I was told that an attorney conducting an audit said secure the panels. I pulled them all.

 

[SeaDawg]

On 2/12/2026 at 12:32 PM, jd1923 said:

Oh yes, we certainly all have opinions! 🤣

We sure do. Thats what makes life, and forums interesting