Comments on: Used 2009 Oliver Legacy Elite Travel Trailer – SOLD!

By: Cherie Ve Ard

Cherie Ve Ard — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 13:11:01 +0000

It’s doing pretty good in the cold. We’ve now gone through a couple of nights of single digit temps. We have needed to run both the propane furnace and a space heater (we’re plugged in) to keep on top of both keeping the living area tolerably warm enough and the inner hull warm enough to not freeze up the pipes. We’ve been able to keep the temps inside in the 60s without problem while temps outside drop to 7. We have had a couple of freezes of the pipes, but no major damage. We may investigate a heat tape system or inner hull heater to help out in the future.

We’re camped next to another Oliver here in Kansas, and their results seem to be similar. The only problems have been with the outside shower plumbing.

By: Eric Hansen

Eric Hansen — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:34:37 +0000

hey Chris and Cherie

how is the Oliver in the cold? i imagine that a dual-walled fiberglass unit like the Oliver would be better than most in the winter. right now i’m based in Jackson Hole, WY and if i went nomadic, i would still want to spend a good portion of the winter in the mountains to ski and such.

thanks
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By: Ppl travel trailers

Ppl travel trailers — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 07:23:14 +0000

Oliver travel trailers are small & attractive trailers and also it is light weight, so it is more easy to connect with medium duty pickups or any trucks.