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Re: 4Runner brake controller for T@B320
I have a Autowbreak controller(and love it) I have used with a 4Runner and a Highlander. Currently using it with my Telluride. The thing I love about this break controller is it attaches to the trailer so changing vehicles is almost seamless. They are expensive ~$480.00, but in my experience well worth the added cost.
Re: Shower sprayer
I can now confirm that replacing the shower sprayer in a 2025 320 is indeed possible (and easy & cheap) by using a simple kitchen sink sprayer (see link above). I was able to unscrew the existing sprayer head and screw on the replacement. It's nice that it stays in spray mode (only mode it has) and I don't have to keep turning the water on/off while showering. I looked at the replacement models other people have used above, but in all honesty they were too big & gaudy for my taste, which I why I went with the small compact one. And it was only $10. The only mistake I made was getting the "brushed nickel" version (even though it's plastic) thinking I would match my kitchen faucet only to discover the fixture in the bathroom is chrome/stainless steel colored.
Re: Towing a 320 with a 2025 or 2026 Toyota Highlander Hybrid or Subaru Ascent?
I think both are capable for towing a 320 without issue. The gas mileage may not be that different though given the wind resistance of a Tab. I would base the decision on other factors.
Re: Towing a 320 with a 2025 or 2026 Toyota Highlander Hybrid or Subaru Ascent?
FishDoctor. I towed my 2019 400 for six years with two different Ascents. My 400 has a tongue wt of 400 +/- lbs. we had no problems whatsoever.
Re: Cordless drill for leveler jacks
Ah... the beauty of the quiet simplicity of the hand crank. Never fails! AND I don't have to reach way under the trailer to access the bolt. I have been looked at with envy when neighbors in their big trailers need to crank up stabilizer supports and their battery goes dead on their impact driver!
Re: Soft Floor
Yes, but my 400 floor is 3/8" plywood, foam, then the black material exposed to the underbelly. I've taken core samples when I've run things through the floor, so I have a sample like yours.AnOldUR said:I don't know what the floor system is on the 360, but like @GBL_citruscountyfl, our 2020 320 floor is Azdel and can not rot like the older one's that had soft spot issues. Just read that "while the 2020 320S floor was a thinner sandwich of Azdel and foam that often felt flexible underfoot, the 360's system is designed to be more rigid.
Here's a cross section from when I cut a hole through it.
Re: Soft Floor
The 360 should have the newer TransCore flooring. Believe if the bare floor surface (no vinyl pattern area, perhaps in the Alde compartment) has a white'ish color it is Transcore.
Transcore is not known to develop soft spots the way earlier nüCamp composite flooring like picture above @AnOldUR posted. Suggest you contact nüCamp Support to confirm your trailer's floor construction and discuss the softness you are observing - - don't work with a local RV Repair Shop until discussing with nüCamp.
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Transcore is not known to develop soft spots the way earlier nüCamp composite flooring like picture above @AnOldUR posted. Suggest you contact nüCamp Support to confirm your trailer's floor construction and discuss the softness you are observing - - don't work with a local RV Repair Shop until discussing with nüCamp.
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Re: Soft Floor
I don't know what the floor system is on the 360, but like @GBL_citruscountyfl, our 2020 320 floor is Azdel and can not rot like the older one's that had soft spot issues. Just read that "while the 2020 320S floor was a thinner sandwich of Azdel and foam that often felt flexible underfoot, the 360's system is designed to be more rigid.
Here's a cross section from when I cut a hole through it.
Here's a cross section from when I cut a hole through it.
Re: Soft Floor
No way with the azdel floor you have soft spots caused by water. My 2020 400 has areas around the sink that feel soft because they're between the metal cross beams on the frame, but all I'm feeling is the bounce in the foam between the two layers of plywood. If you get on your hands and knees, push on the area and you will see it's just the laminated flooring between with foam core giving you the illusion it's soft. Don't waste your money dropping the plastic shield, just to find your fresh and grey tanks are in the area the "soft areas are.
Dinette table/cushions
We decided to upgrade just the foam in our cushions 1st; we went with a combination of 2" firm Qualux and 1" medium Qualux glued to the firm and will say so much better. The other mod we decided to try is removing the laguna table and mounting system. I built a prototype table that collapses down when not in use, so it doesn't take up any room and opens up the area.
1st photo the table is put away and can see the tabletops (~16" x 22") and (~8" x 22") The small one can be used for say morning coffee (I had extra wood LOL). I am thinking of building an extension to extend the depth of the larger table to 19 or 20". Due to the way I built the table legs the tabletop is not wide enough to place on the supports on the sides, I need to make them wider so can use the tabletop as bed support as well.
1st photo the table is put away and can see the tabletops (~16" x 22") and (~8" x 22") The small one can be used for say morning coffee (I had extra wood LOL). I am thinking of building an extension to extend the depth of the larger table to 19 or 20". Due to the way I built the table legs the tabletop is not wide enough to place on the supports on the sides, I need to make them wider so can use the tabletop as bed support as well.