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Re: Sewer Hose Storage Tube Question
And to sweeten the deal I was also able to order a "used" Valterra EZ.
I might be including it in my sanitation routine in the next couple weeks... :-p
I might be including it in my sanitation routine in the next couple weeks... :-p
Re: Has any replaced black tank in Tab CS-S
@homebody, ok now i get it. when I stop throwing things it will be a good story. and it starts off "no sh*T guys there I was"
Re: Mosquito fix for t@b windows
It seems to me the key will be the positioning of the brush once it's in place. It needs to far enough to the outside to catch the outermost crease in the screen. If the no-see-ums can still get behind that first crease, all bets are off.
I'm not yet giving up on my plan A to replace the screens entirely with something more functional. Once bitten, twice shy applies here--ha ha.
@RollingBnB, @4ncar, and @rkj__, thanks again for your input and I await your reports from the field!
I'm not yet giving up on my plan A to replace the screens entirely with something more functional. Once bitten, twice shy applies here--ha ha.
@RollingBnB, @4ncar, and @rkj__, thanks again for your input and I await your reports from the field!
Re: I miss my t@b
Thought of this thread, enjoying an Irish Stout out in the d@gh@use right now. Here's to you IrishCamper, may your T@b find it's way home soon. (Only lived in an HOA community once, thought it was a good idea at the time) 🙄
Re: Visitors, Tours, and Strangers, Oh My!
My "zombie" story is from practicing backing up just after I bought my Tab. It was in large college parking lot, which was completely empty on the weekend. I was there for about 20 minutes, and then noticed a college police car streaking the mile across the deserted parking lot toward me. I put on my best polite face and was resigned to pull out. The two officers in the car got out, said hello, and asked to look around the camper! I stayed and practiced for another hour!
Re: Visitors, Tours, and Strangers, Oh My!
A GUEST BOOK! What a delightful idea! Oh I want to include all of you in my will because he is going to kill me dead! Hahahah I can’t wait to go find all the stories!dragonsdofly said:@ColleenD2, there's a great thread entitled "lurkers and zombies". Great reading. One time, in Brigham City, Utah, my husband and the boys went inside @ Walmart store. I was driving and stayed in the TV with the t@b in tow. First a woman drove by and told me it was the cutest thing she ever saw and what could I tell her about it. Another couple walked over and joined the conversation. Another couple in a car drove up, as my family walked up with supplies. Since I had to open the trailer to load it, they all got to look. Another 2 couples joined the party. All got info on t@b trailers and the manufacturer (Pleasant Valley, now NCamp). All were kind enough to sign our guest book. 13 of us in a parking lot, all brought together by the t@b. This can be a common occurrence. Get a guest book. It's a nice idea. And last week we took the trailer for a wheel bearing pack and brake check. We didn't even get unhooked when a couple pulled in next to us and asked if that dealer carried what we were towing. This was a very tiny local dealer with 7 or 8 trailers on their lot, maybe 2 manufacturers, but the couple wanted what we had. 2 new signatures in the guest book and a great conversation had. T@bs just seem to do that. Be prepared, and above all else, enjoy the adventure. And yes, your hubby will survive. -Denise
Re: Visitors, Tours, and Strangers, Oh My!
I found it-@Tammara’s story:
Had an experience going up to Oregon of a zombie crossing the line a bit. One of my dogs had to relieve himself and we weren't near any town or rest area. Found a nice dirt road that I could get turned around on. Got the one dog out, and before I could get to the other side of the car to get the other dog out, she locked the door. Skipping a lot of the story, I was standing next to my car with a nice family from Colorado who was calling someone to help me. A car drove up, a woman got out and asked if there was a bathroom in my tiny trailer.
me: yes, there is.
her: can I use it?
Me: my trailer is locked up and the keys are locked in my jeep.
her: will you get your keys to unlock the trailer?
me: ALL of my keys are locked in my jeep.
her: oh! you should call your insurance company or AAA.
me: My information is in the glove compartment.
her: you should call the police.
me: my phone is next to my keys. (during this clueless conversation, the mom from Colorado was on her phone with the Oregon State police, and was giving me updates.)
Her: (after waiting a few minutes). So, will I be able to use your bathroom?
Had an experience going up to Oregon of a zombie crossing the line a bit. One of my dogs had to relieve himself and we weren't near any town or rest area. Found a nice dirt road that I could get turned around on. Got the one dog out, and before I could get to the other side of the car to get the other dog out, she locked the door. Skipping a lot of the story, I was standing next to my car with a nice family from Colorado who was calling someone to help me. A car drove up, a woman got out and asked if there was a bathroom in my tiny trailer.
me: yes, there is.
her: can I use it?
Me: my trailer is locked up and the keys are locked in my jeep.
her: will you get your keys to unlock the trailer?
me: ALL of my keys are locked in my jeep.
her: oh! you should call your insurance company or AAA.
me: My information is in the glove compartment.
her: you should call the police.
me: my phone is next to my keys. (during this clueless conversation, the mom from Colorado was on her phone with the Oregon State police, and was giving me updates.)
Her: (after waiting a few minutes). So, will I be able to use your bathroom?
Re: T@b Newbie from northern California
You are welcome to hijack my thread anytime. Sidebar conversations are usually entertaining, and this one is a good example.
ericnliz said:
me: yes, there is.
her: can I use it?
Me: my trailer is locked up and the keys are locked in my jeep.
her: will you get your keys to unlock the trailer?
me: ALL of my keys are locked in my jeep.
her: oh! you should call your insurance company or AAA.
me: My information is in the glove compartment.
her: you should call the police.
me: my phone is next to my keys. (during this clueless conversation, the mom from Colorado was on her phone with the Oregon State police, and was giving me updates.)
Her: (after waiting a few minutes). So, will I be able to use your bathroom?
ericnliz said:
Had an experience going up to Oregon of a zombie crossing the line a bit. One of my dogs had to relieve himself and we weren't near any town or rest area. Found a nice dirt road that I could get turned around on. Got the one dog out, and before I could get to the other side of the car to get the other dog out, she locked the door. Skipping a lot of the story, I was standing next to my car with a nice family from Colorado who was calling someone to help me. A car drove up, a woman got out and asked if there was a bathroom in my tiny trailer.@Twojgrams, Yes indeed, we are certainly Ambassadors! The Zombies seem to come from out of nowhere at times, but I try to accommodate their curiosities. There have been a couple of times, there's a line!!!! Ha, just ask @Homebodyatheart about the bikers at the gas station coming back from Lincoln Rock this past spring!!!
me: yes, there is.
her: can I use it?
Me: my trailer is locked up and the keys are locked in my jeep.
her: will you get your keys to unlock the trailer?
me: ALL of my keys are locked in my jeep.
her: oh! you should call your insurance company or AAA.
me: My information is in the glove compartment.
her: you should call the police.
me: my phone is next to my keys. (during this clueless conversation, the mom from Colorado was on her phone with the Oregon State police, and was giving me updates.)
Her: (after waiting a few minutes). So, will I be able to use your bathroom?
Re: Visitors, Tours, and Strangers, Oh My!
I was parked on the ferry dock waiting for the ferry. I came out of the T@b bathroom just in time to say hello to the peeps who thought they'd open the door to peek in.
We tend to make lunch at rest stops which always turns into an hour long event. Once one group comes over to look others follow. The hardest part is getting to eat.
We tend to make lunch at rest stops which always turns into an hour long event. Once one group comes over to look others follow. The hardest part is getting to eat.
Re: Tent campers moving up in the world
At what point can I just plead the 5th???? 