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Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3
Bastrop State Park, Texas
November 1, 2025
November 1, 2025
Re: Post up some shots of your T@B set-up at the camp site! #3
Pedernales Falls State Park, Texas.
October 18, 2025.
October 18, 2025.
Re: 2008 Dutchman T@B trailer FOR SALE
thanks sharon no reply so i'll try the direct email.
Re: Need some gas bottle ideas for removal
We removed the hose holder in our original tub. Gave us more room.
Re: Replaced OEM coupler with Demo EZ Latch Coupler
I'll bet they are custom to NuCamp. I had to take my new lock and roll articulating coupler and factory coupler to a local machine shop to have them fabricate a base plate that would fit the T@B, and then weld the new coupler to it. Thankfully, they only charged me $85 for the total job. Good Luck!
Re: Backing up into camping space
Besides putting your hand at the bottom of the steering wheel and pushing in the direction you want the BACK of the trailer to go, another thing that helps a lot is to lower your side view mirrors so that you can see the tires. It’s very hard to see minor changes in the direction of the actual trailer, but very easy to spot it when you are looking at the tires.
it also helps to have a target, this goes hand-in-hand with lowering the mirror In that you can put a target somewhere behind your tires that you can see with the lowered mirrors and then drive your tires to the target.
Before you back up, get out of your tow vehicle and walk around the campsite and think about the path/plan you are going to use to back up into the campsite. This has proven to be the best way for me to match what I’m seeing in the side mirrors with what is actually out there.
it also helps to have a target, this goes hand-in-hand with lowering the mirror In that you can put a target somewhere behind your tires that you can see with the lowered mirrors and then drive your tires to the target.
Before you back up, get out of your tow vehicle and walk around the campsite and think about the path/plan you are going to use to back up into the campsite. This has proven to be the best way for me to match what I’m seeing in the side mirrors with what is actually out there.
Finally, make sure that if someone is helping you, you both agree what your signals and words mean in advance. The best option imo is to base directions on what/where you want the back of the trailer to go. So “right” means to swing the back of the trailer to the right. We often call each other so that I can clearly hear her instructions.
Re: Need some gas bottle ideas for removal
Can you find a knob that fits? Something like this?
Re: Need some gas bottle ideas for removal
I put in a longer bolt and added a spacer about 1/2 to 3/4 inches long to push the wing nut further out from the clamp. That gives me room to tighten the wing nut more easily.
Re: Replaced OEM coupler with Demo EZ Latch Coupler
I replaced my factory coupler with an articulating model years ago. Simply support the tongue aft of the coupler with 16 x 16 x 8 cinder blocks, then remove the six bolts on the bottom that hold the coupler to the frame. You can then compare the stock coupler to the new one. Unfortunately, from what I can see, the new one may not fit.
Re: 2022 Tab 320 CS-S Rear room?
Pahaque used to make a fully enclosed shelter for the back but people didn't seem to like it and I'm pretty sure that they stopped making it.DaveS said:Looking for a way to enclose a rear room around the roof of the clam shell. I can't seem to find anything. We have a Gazelle but its not tall enough.
You could maybe put a pop-up over the hatch and get sides for the pop-up.
I've seen some shelters that are meant to attach to the tailgate of an SUV, but I think that most of them aren't going to be wide enough for a T@B CSS. Kelty sent me one to try out, and it works on a T@G but wouldn't work on a T@B without modifying it (cutting the skirt that goes across the bottom).
I'm using an REI Trailgate, but it's not fully enclosed.