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Re: Looking for propane grill recommendation
I love my very small Weber with igniter. I have had others that are larger and heavier, but prefer this one. It’s lightweight, has plenty of grill space for my needs, is reasonably priced, and does the job well. I had the lower model CharBroil but prefer having an igniter. 
Re: Looking for propane grill recommendation
This is what we use. Great for two people.
https://www.coleman.com/grills-stoves/grills/fold-n-go-propane-grill/SAP_2000020932.html
https://www.coleman.com/grills-stoves/grills/fold-n-go-propane-grill/SAP_2000020932.html
Re: Looking for propane grill recommendation
Grats on your new 400, I have a 2024 T@B 400 ordered, what connector is used between the RV gas and the grill?
Re: Hello! New member from Texas
@Tommie Yes, it is new. Princess Craft has a few new 2023's still in stock.
2023 TAB 400 solar panel spec
After spending way too much time trying to figure out which solar panel is on our '23 TAB 400 I finally just asked NuCamp. It's a Sunflare Flex60 185w panel. This is the attachment I received from NuCamp tech support.
Re: Wheel Bearing Maintenance
There are long threads about this. An owner on the FB page the other day messaged me with an email discussion from NuCamp, who directed him to the Dexter Operation Maintenance Service Manual which says on page 57-58.....if you have the EZ Lube system...use it.
This comes up over there because there are a couple of owners who are adamant that the EZ Lube system should "never, ever ever" be used because of the danger of "blowing the seals." And, then they post the Dexter Video from 2013 that shows how to do the manual repack.....ignoring the other, more recent Dexter videos that show how to use the EZ Lube. This is what NuCamp (from Creed) had to say:
"Hi ,
Page 57&58 of the link below show the Dexter lubrication procedure
using the EZ-Lube system. We do not recommend anything other than the
manufacturer’s manual. When
I talked to Dexter, they recommended switching off year by year. So use
the EZ Lube system one year, and then the next year take apart the hub
assembly and repack.
I'm not sure what they mean on the owner's group, but I don't see anyway
how the grease could work its way into the brake drums. Nor, have I
ever heard of that occurring. If that was possible, I don't know why
Dexter would have used the EZ lube system on our Axles"
So...the way it looks, they will need to be removed and hand inspected occasionally, but the EZ Lube system is fine for adding grease.
The thread in this group has tons of info and a discussion of the "hand greasing" and EZ Lube methods. The thread started in 2017, and it was still getting questions up to last year. Note the videos used as examples start out as the 2012/13 versions....and by the last couple of pages the videos are updated to 2019 versions.
Re: Winterizing question - 2021 Tab400
Yes the sanitizing directions are correct. It can all get a bit confusing but when the levers are in the sanitizing position water pumped in will not go into the alde hot water heater. It will only go into the fresh water tank. I've used this feature to put water into my tank when my alde is dry and nothing went into the alde. Now if you use the "power fill tank" to fill you water tank it will also fill your alde hot water heater as well. This is because the white lever is now verticle. This is how I fill my system before a trip to avoid pumping water from the tank into the alde when I switch to dry camping mode. When you are introducing fluid into the system from the outside hookup (whether from a bucket or a city connection) the white lever really controls where it goes first. If the white lever is horizontal it will not let water get to the alde. If the white lever is vertical then it will get into the alde, unless you do have the red lever horizontal (the final valve that allows or prevents water into the alde). I feel like I'm talking in circles here. It is confusing but you do not have to have the red lever horizontal if you have the other levers set properly in the "sanitize" mode. If you do have it turned horizontal to make yourself better then I suppose that is fine too, but not necessary.Polanskyster said:This morning I spoke to the person who wrote the Nautilus P3 manual at B&B Moulders. I was told that the sanitizing directions are NOT wrong. As long as the white lever is horizontal and the blue lever is vertical the bleach will bypass the Alde system when sanitizing. The direction of the red lever does not matter.
Re: Critique my de-winterizing checklist for a T@B 400
@Robermcm Welcome to the Forums. Don't ever be afraid to ask anything, at any time, from any thread.
There are a lot of threads about what is actually happening when we try to sanitize the water systems. We have a resident PhD in Immunology, Dr. @Ratkity who said something like this: "You are not trying to do surgery in the trailer." There are lots of threads about this topic, and a few ideas have popped up from time to time, especially options for owners who might be sensitive to bleach, etc.
Here is one with some Dr. R comments.
This thread mentions something called "StarSan" and has comments from other home brewers.
And, the thread where Dr. R mentions the surgery example. And, explains exactly what the whole point of sanitizing.
And, here are all the rest.
Re: Battery Hookup 2016 Outback
Battery cutoff switches were not installed on the 2016's.
Re: Battery Hookup 2016 Outback
Not sure if you have the solar port on the driver side of the tub, but if you do, the the red is positive and the white is negative.
If only the battery, nuCamp uses a green wired fuse holder connected to a red lead for the positive and a white lead for the negative. Use a 30 amp fuse. I have attached Fuses for Newbies and a schematic that may be helpful. There are also pictures of the junction box wiring (under the front of the TaB) if you need that.
https://us.v-cdn.net/5021717/uploads/editor/f9/h7rtaavl6g7x.pdf
https://us.v-cdn.net/5021717/uploads/editor/q4/kuwppa7w77ab.pdf
