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Re: Have any of you removed the annoying Laguna table and just trays for eating or watching iPad's etc?
The evolution of attitudes is funny. My T@B (2015) came with a clunky table that you would raise for dining and lower to provide support for the bed. It was almost universally hated, and a popular mod was to ditch the table and install simple slats for the bed. Many owners also purchased and installed the much heralded Lagun table themselves. Eventually, nuCamp transitioned from the cumbersome "elevator" table to the Lagun and and slat combo.
Slick as it was, I always thought futzing with and storing the Lagun would be annoying, so never installed one. In the rare event that I need a surface in the seating area, a few carefully placed bed slats make a passable coffee table. YMMV!
Re: Potential first-time buyers with questions
I have a regular (non Boondock) CS. I mostly camp in campgrounds in national forests and state parks, but nothing too gnarly. If you want to use unpaved roads I would go with the boondock version, but be aware that this is going to raise your galley counter.BrendaE said:Has anyone used your Tab CS to camp in Forests, BLM and they don’t have a boondock version?
Re: Potential first-time buyers with questions
The CS's bottom rear is flat, unlike all other 320 models. The flat bottom may bottom-out at the back in some situations where other 320s will not.
Re: Breakaway Cable
And, just to be sure: the cable itself is still attached to the break away control box on the tongue? If you are holding a cable with the pin detached from that box, it has been drawing 6 amps from your battery.
Re: Gray water drains when pump on in dry camp mode?
What a great diagrams. Yes, I left the low point drains for hot and cold water open. Drivers side
Re: QUESTION RE: Solar Panel for my 2018 TAB 320S
This would work. On a TaB 320, a single 100-watt panel would work for battery up to 100 amps. You need at least 200-watts for a TaB400.
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Re: Valterra 64" hose carrier
Lots of threads with how to mount the sewer hose holder. Link under image goes to the post.
Re: Valterra 64" hose carrier
Can't speak for your specific model, but I used several super long zipties to secure mine underneath the trailer tongue and frame of my 400. I check them periodically for wear and tear but so far going strong.
Re: Grey Tank Treatment?
I also use Happy Camper, a natural, biodegradable product, not chemicals, which can be dumped in septic systems also. Great stuff, beats the blue chemical,odor controller type priducts, and HC helps break down the waste to make dumping easier also.
The instructions for HC, call for mixing the powder in warm water (1/2 to 1 gallon) per scoop of powder, mix well then dump in the tank via toilet for black tank, and I use the shower drain for the gray tank, but galley sink works also.
You need to premix the HC powder in water first or you will have Victoria’s issue above.
You need to premix the HC powder in water first or you will have Victoria’s issue above.
Having a gallon or so of water with HC in your tanks when you start out, also helps to clean the tank and tank level sensor probe as you go down the road…
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Re: Grey Tank Treatment?
I use Happy Camper for both tanks,works great. Used on another RV for years before I got my T@B.