2024 Oliver Legacy Elite II | Delivery Walkthrough | Oliver Travel Trailers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- We are thrilled to introduce you to the 2024 Oliver Legacy Elite II. Embark on an insightful journey inside the new Legacy Elite II with our full-length delivery walkthrough. Guiding you through this immersive experience is Oliver's service manager, Jason.
Jason's deep understanding of the Oliver Travel Trailers' product line and his commitment to excellent service make him the perfect tour guide for showcasing the intricate details of the new Legacy Elite II camper.
From the elegant design accents to the innovative features, Jason will guide you through every nook and cranny of the Legacy Elite II. His expert commentary during the walkthrough will help capture the essence of this astonishing recreational vehicle. Whether you are an existing customer, a prospective buyer, or just interested in RVs, this insightful walkthrough will provide valuable insights into the design philosophy and usability.
At the end of the walkthrough, Jason shares tips on using the various features, upkeep, maintenance advice, and efficient space utilization techniques. This unique behind-the-scenes journey is what we call "The Oliver Difference" as we extend our commitment to superior customer service beyond the showroom. Explore, learn, and immerse yourself in the world of Oliver!
Video Chapters:
Introduction: 00:00
Front of Trailer: 00:17
Street Side of the Trailer: 04:39
Rear of the Trailer: 10:38
Curbside of the Trailer: 15:23
Entry of the Trailer: 22:12
Bathroom of the Trailer: 24:05
Dinette of Trailer: 26:25
Kitchen of the Trailer: 30:22
Component Control Panels: 34:47
Rear Living: 57:28
Sub-Access Components: 1:04:28
Hooking Up Trailer: 1:17:55
Unhooking the Trailer: 1:17:55
Outro: 1:20:45
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As a current Oliver LE2 owner, I just want to say this represents the level of customer service you can expect from Oliver or your selling dealer when owner orientation takes place when you pick up your new Oliver trailer. They will spend as much time as you like to help you become comfortable with your new camper. And after you take your camper home this customer service is only a phone call away if you have need for additional help with system operations. Oliver management places a very high priority on customer service to assure your satisfaction.
All true. And, when you pick up your trailer, they give you the option of camping at their facility for one or two nights, where a technician is a short walk away. They have electric and water hookups as well as a dump station. As a bonus, you'll most likely have others camping along side you. It was a great experience for my wife and me.
Needs Smart Plug, still can have nice cover, but easier to have if you are handicapped. Love the sewer hose can stay hooked up. Wish it had an option for massarater toilet, not hose, just toilet. Would be easier to clean. Larger fridge and freezer and little deeper sink. Thank you for listening to an old lady, who is handicapped. Overall love the Oliver elite 11
Any plans to make a larger camper?
Wondering the same thing.
PLEASE tell me you’re working on an Elite III 😊 I love these, but as I like to boondock I would love (want) larger propane, larger tanks and a larger refrigerator.
Take a look at the Cortes trailer. They’re all fiberglass with a big refrigerator.
@@darrelltremblay9169 - I have, VERY NICE! But if I remember their tanks were 21/13/15 gallons. So the Cortez tank capacities are smaller than the Oliver’s are. 😎
They could easily install a bigger fridge. We have also been asking for an option for omitting the microwave and adding a larger fridge then having a small oven instead of the cooktop. Bigger tanks would be easily done as well but with a DC fridge less propane is needed.
@@jamesraymo3582 - I like the way you think, but I would say there are caveats. It’s a fiberglass RV, so any change would necessitate a mold change, and that takes planning and money. I use a microwave much more often than my stove, my point is for every person that doesn’t care about the microwave, there’s another that thinks it’s a dealbreaker.
Escape Trailers has a new 23' trailer with 42/40/40 fresh/gray/black tanks and a 7 cu ft fridge (dual 20 lb. propane tanks like the Oliver), but you'd be losing the higher quality and 4-season capability of the Oliver. My wife and I almost bought an Escape, but were fortunate to discover Oliver before we pulled the trigger. Tank sizes have not been a problem for us. You can always carry an extra propane tank, a portable fridge, and extra water in the bed of your truck, wash dishes outside, and Oliver offers a composting toilet option.
Big thumbs up for the Truma appliances and the extended battery capacity now. However, may I make a suggestion? I don’t know if it matters to anyone but at the price point you find yourself at now, I really feel like you’re limiting your market by sticking to this 7 foot wide footprint, and these floorplans that necessitate awkward placement of the television, a wet bath, and a very small fridge, among other things. Regardless of quality of construction and Fourseason capability, which which is fantastic, I’m sure I’m not the only one who can say that there’s just no way I’m gonna spend that amount of money and have to make those compromises.
I woulg like to have a dry bathroom, making the closet the shower! And a larger fridge!
Would love to see a fifth wheel version of this.
I'm wondering if one opts for the composting toilet what is done with the space occupied by the black water tank. Could it be used for more fresh water capacity? Perhaps extra general storage?
I also wonder how much customisation Oliver can do - my ideal Oliver would be propane free, requiring a much beefier solar system, an induction hob, and electric or diesel heating.
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Do you supply a jack?
Do the apps for the batteries and the solar charging offer remote offsite monitoring? Could it be done if you install cellular access in the trailer?
You could install the Victron Cerbo GX and then add the cellular modem to that.
@@freighter1097 thanks. I worked for a generator rental company and we had remote monitoring for all our equipment. It is great to be able to check on battery condition if you are away.
@@chrisbynum4940 I built a full Victron system in my trailer. I can even turn my inverter on remotely and start the air conditioning or heat if need be. Super handy to have.
Many people live in their trailers full or part-time. I think the size of the freezer is a weak point. I've seen the same size fridge devote more space to the freezer.
Wow! I could be not homeless in style.
Needs a much better kitchen: better cooling much larger frigerator & freezer, range not right beside by bed, better countertops that do not deform with heat or scratch easily.