First fiberglass trailer

[Bob pdx]

Thanks to all very good info

[Kirby C]

Originally Posted by Leobon

Thanks Jon for the information. Can't wait to go see the trailer tomorrow. The shower should be easy to install and I have to check if the AC can be installed. If everything is positive I will keep you informed.

It's good to see another Oxygen owner here.
You mentioned an A/C unit. Ours came with one. It is used most often when we want to visit a museum, etc. where pets are not permitted. Then we get a camping site with 110, turn on the A/C for our dog, and my wife and I do our exploring. The A/C is seldom used when we are camping.
Enjoy your new-to-you egg.

[Leobon]

I bought the 2002 Oxygen. I had the shower drain, shower water faucet, and an a/c unit installed. I now want to polish my Oxygen egg. What do you suggest?

[Borrego Dave]

Originally Posted by Leobon

I bought the 2002 Oxygen. I had the shower drain, shower water faucet, and an a/c unit installed. I now want to polish my Oxygen egg. What do you suggest?

Leonard, it's almost Easter, you're supposed to dye/color eggs, not polish them .

[Jon in AZ]

Originally Posted by Leobon

I bought the 2002 Oxygen. I had the shower drain, shower water faucet, and an a/c unit installed. I now want to polish my Oxygen egg. What do you suggest?

I would suggest Meguiar's Marine Fiberglass Restoration System.

Congratulations on the purchase!

[Kirby C]

Originally Posted by Leobon

I bought the 2002 Oxygen. I had the shower drain, shower water faucet, and an a/c unit installed. I now want to polish my Oxygen egg. What do you suggest?

Good morning, Leonard.
As previously suggested, the McGuire's Marine Fiberglass Restoration System is excellent. We used the 2-in-1 cleaner/polish, and then we waxed ours. It came out beautiful. We hope to bring ours home soon and put on a fresh coat of wax.

[Leobon]

Hello Kirby, With all the rain we've been getting I have only succeeded in compounding part of my Oxygen. I fell upon something that worried me a little. On the inside of the cupboard door I saw a sticker saying that we should not put an a/c. The guy from the trailer shop never told me that and he installed an a/c unit on the roof over the kitchen table. Have you had any problems with yours? Did you add some reinforcement? Apparently the year following its creation there was a recall to reinforce the structure and all 70 Oxygens were fixed before the company burnt down and never reopened. So maybe everything is already fixed. What kind of a/c do you have on it? How long has it been there and has it caused any problems?
Leo

[Kirby C]

You're making good progress. Congratulations.
Originally only two BonAir Oxygen trailers to come to NS, ours with the A/C and another with the ceiling vent. I have attached a photo which shows its position. The original owners only had the trailer for one season. We have owned and enjoyed this trailer since May 2004.
We are fortunate to have the manuals for everything on our trailer. The A/C is a Due-Therm 579 Series BRISK AIR Roof Top Air Conditioner (pre-wired for optional heat package.) The specifications in the Installation & Operating Instructions state the installed weight as 95 pounds.
The A/C has never given us any challenges or concerns, although snow on the roof along with the A/C might be a concern, if we didn't store it inside each winter.
If I may help further, please ask.