CowboyKyle
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Have a source to prove this claim?
OBI Dweller Review and Discussion
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SOAZ_Dweller
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Upgrade to a smart TV with firestick capabilities. I did have to run another video cable from the stock DVD player under the trailer and up through the closet behind the tv. The Dweller officially has the only DVD player I own now so all DVD's have been relocated for camping.
Obsessed2findARuggedHybid
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I was corrected on better components as the Dweller has good components as well but I am 98% sure that mdc are made in a different factory. MDC are made at Rongcheng Mingjun Outdoor. They have thier own employees on site thier. OBI doesn't have sheet for employees at thier Chinese mfg plants.
CowboyKyle
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So no 100% ironclad source on the claim of different plants?
Obsessed2findARuggedHybid
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Nothing in life is iron clad cowboy..come on
Rongcheng Mingjun Outdoor Leisure P | See Recent Shipments | ImportGenius
US Customs records available for Rongcheng Mingjun Outdoor Leisure P, a supplier based in China. See exports to Mdc Campers And Caravans Inc.
This site is where I confirmed the mdc plant. I looked at thier website and it didn't appear like they made the Dweller type pop up with folding rear area like obi and opus.
You may be able to search for obi shipments on this site
Obsessed2findARuggedHybid
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Here is OBI shipments. Looks like thier units are shipped from a different factory then MDC and could be the same factory as Opus (Blue Line)
www.importgenius.com
Obi/conqueror Corp | See Full Importer History | ImportGenius
US Customs records available for Obi/conqueror Corp in Mesa. See their past imports from Rongcheng Compaks New Energy Automo based in China. Follow future activiy from Obi/conqueror Corp.
CowboyKyle
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You're right. Nothing is iron clad, except for the fact that you should consider tailoring your language to reflect such information. This will help future readers and researchers make better informed decisions.Nothing in life is iron clad cowboy..come on
Rongcheng Mingjun Outdoor Leisure P | See Recent Shipments | ImportGenius
US Customs records available for Rongcheng Mingjun Outdoor Leisure P, a supplier based in China. See exports to Mdc Campers And Caravans Inc.
This site is where I confirmed the mdc plant. I looked at thier website and it didn't appear like they made the Dweller type pop up with folding rear area like obi and opus.
You may be able to search for obi shipments on this site
Obsessed2findARuggedHybid
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You're right. Nothing is iron clad, except for the fact that you should consider tailoring your language to reflect such information. This will help future readers and researchers make better informed decisions.
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Okay Cowboy I will make sure I tailor my language and highlight it when I do. I think the links I sent and ROA mentioning that MDC is not made at the same factory as OBI in one of thier videos is pretty damn close to iron clad. Also the directer of sales dbag from MDC has verified the same thing.
landy66
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Does anyone know where I can buy these water pump hoses/fittings for the Dweller 13?
I'm trying to modify the setup to insert a three-way valve between pump and tanks (for easy priming/winterizing).. but need to extend an existing hose to do it... I'm talking about the blue hoses and theblack fittings in attached pic... are they chinese no-name brand or can I find them on Amazon?
I'm trying to modify the setup to insert a three-way valve between pump and tanks (for easy priming/winterizing).. but need to extend an existing hose to do it... I'm talking about the blue hoses and theblack fittings in attached pic... are they chinese no-name brand or can I find them on Amazon?
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Dweller Feller
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I purchased my hose fittings on Amazon. I did not find a brand name.
Dweller Feller
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along with I tried contacting Obi directly. Like usual, no help or answer.
landy66
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found em... they are Neofit quick connectors and can be sourced from https://www.freshwatersystems.com/
RJWB
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Most of the trailer manufacturers recommend greasing wheel bearings once a year or every 10,000 miles whichever comes first. If you're doing a lot of off-road trailering you probably want to do this more frequently.