Aluminum Camper Forum

Dexter axles are marked with serial numbers. Once you have the serial number, call Dexter's service department with that serial number and they will email you a build sheet for your axles. Any trailer axle parts dealer can take the Dexter part numbers for bearings and seals cross over to standard bearing/seal part numbers.

https://www.dexteraxle.com/Contact/FAQ/Axles

Hope this helps,

Bill

Quote from: Merlin on October 16, 2018, 07:41:40 PM


Hi Bill, go to hear from you again!

Yup, we traded in our '04 Land Cruiser and bought a '17 Land Cruiser last year. Tows effortlessly and goes anywhere. Camper is the same, but with a bunch more mods. I keep hearing great things about Olivers, so you made an excellent choice on that it seems.

Merlin,

Good to hear from you, too! Ollie is working out well. Enjoyed your trip report, we just returned from a western US trip, too.

Best Regards,

Merlin,

Great trip report and photos, looks like a fine time!!! Like the report details and TV. Last time we saw y'all in MI, you had a different TV if I remember correctly.

Quote from: Paul on October 15, 2018, 04:12:04 PM
@rideandfly also had a 11FK but he sold it a while ago I also saw @PEIslander 11FK in person and it's nice!

Paul,

Have not visited here for a while, we were just talking about our mighty 11 and what a fine camper it is. Ours was one the first 10 travel trailers built by LivinLite and we really liked it. We moved into a larger fiberglass camper, but the mighty 11 is a great camper, too!









Bill

Beautiful work on the chuckbox!!!! Ready just in time for the camping season!

Quote from: bryan.a.white on March 22, 2017, 05:28:05 PM
I like what this thread is up to! Some interests I share for sure. I wanted to keep my truck empty for quick returns home (more play time) so I don't have to unload. Just park and go inside and recover from the adventure. It was my whole reasoning into getting a toy hauler.

Smart solutions makes taking toys easy! 

Quote from: FastEddieB on March 21, 2017, 08:21:32 AM

We're the first of 6 lots to get developed, so we're the pioneering guinea pigs, so to speak!

So far, everything's been a bit of an ordeal - think "The Money Pit" or "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House". But someday we'll look back on these as minor hiccups. We hope!

Eddie,

Will fly in to visit!!!!!!

Appreciate the report and sounds like a fine campground and time!

Quote from: charliem on March 16, 2017, 08:04:41 PM
Paul,

LivinLiteForum might be too restrictive and, unfortunately, the US has way too many lawyers and Thor owns their share. No use looking for trouble if you don't have to.

Charliem,

Excellent point!

Thanks,

Merlin and David,

Appreciate the constructive input. Paul and I are busy working on changes today, and if we need to make additional adjustments, please let us know.   

Thanks,

Here's some photos we took while camping on the SC coast a few years ago:

We started working on the layout a couple days ago, and it is a work in progress.

Like always, we need and appreciate ideas!

Thanks,

Dave,

Welcome and congrats on the 2100FBS.  We really liked our Mighty 11, we sold it when we purchased a larger non aluminum travel trailer. This is a fine and knowledgeable group of folks to be associated with!

tek610,

Welcome and Congrats on your 13QBB!!!!!!

Took a photo of this rack and camper a few years ago, sorry I don't have additional information: