Hi Herb, ORV....what we have, 2016 model. Love the trailer and fridge works good until we get over 90 degree, then have trouble keeping it cold. Just bought new tow vehicle so upgrading fridge will need to wait. Hope you found solution to traveling with fridge on. Cheers.

Herb, I know this is a new trailer. so not suggesting you make a change, but I am looking at replace my gas/electric Norcold with a 12v compressor type fridge to eliminate propane at fridge and issues while traveling. Never been real happy with propane on really hot days. Also I have a portable 12v Dometic fridge that we have used as an extra freezer....been real happy with it. Wonder why new trailers don't come with 12v fridges?

Yes just installed and our Honda 2000 has no problem starting and running AC. Easy to install and if you need customer service you will find them very helpful, I called with a warranty question.

Hi from Olympic Peninsula, had hoped to travel to Frenchglen/Stevens area and over to Jordan Valley area this year, but just didn't make out on the road, maybe next year, cheers.

Hi Randy, thank you for the input. I have used the Zep for a year now on my boat....maybe because we are in the PNW the sun doesn't affect the Zep, but currently no yellowing, and all I did was add another coat this season to keep the shine. Believe me I was very concerned with yellowing but nothing else was working so "what the heck" give it a try, and I am happy so far...I'll let you all know if my opinion changes. Cheers.

I have a 1978 FG sailboat that was badly oxidized and I tried all sorts of products and paid $$$ one year to have the boat done professionally. The results were the same...looked great for 3 months to a year then back to a dull looking finish. Then I stumbled on Zep Wet Look industrial floor wax and the boat has never looked better. First time took 4 applications but now it is just a quick wash and single application once a year.....never looked so shinny. It hasn't yellowed and it holds up in the tough Marine environment. Lots of YouTube videos on this process. If you try this start with a small area like back of rig to see if it will work for you.