New-ish Owner 2004 T@B

iboulder

We purchased a 2004 T@B last summer (June, 2019) and love it.


Here we are on our current trip to WA.  We have been glamping and mountain biking for a couple weeks now.

I found this forum a at the start of our trip weeks ago, and I've been reading posts since!  My 'to do' list of mods has grown significantly, thanks for all the ideas.  I also have a hand full of questions that I'll post up in the relevant threads.

Glamp on!

Sharon_is_SAM

Welcome @iboulder!  Looks like you are having fun without us!  Ask away!

dragonsdofly

@iboulder, welcome and congratulations on that t@b!

rfuss928

Welcome!  I'm always glad to see another DM T@B join the group.

Michigan_Mike

How’s the seafood 🦞 tasting up there?  Nothing better than fresh lobster and crab cakes!  Welcome aboard, enjoy the forum and stay safe!

jkjenn

Welcome!

ReenieG

@iboulder, great pic! I'm working on getting my "newish" T@B purchased this month. I can't wait to get started!

Denny16

@iboulder , Which Ford truck is that Big TV, a F250 or ?  nüCamp recommendations limit a TV to a maximum, 1/2 ton TV.  That said, your trailer is built on a U.K. supplied frame, and axle assembly.  You could add shocks to it which would even things out, and improve the ride for the TaB.
cheers

iboulder

@Denny16, the TV is a 2016 Ford F150 2.7L.  When we bought the T@B, we had an older 2WD Tacoma. The Ford does look really big compared to the trailer. We always laugh at it.

Denny16

Thanks, with the new trucks, it is hard to tell from a distance or photo.  It seems bigger is better with the 1/2 ton and 3/4 ton truck sharing the same body and frame used on 1-ton trucks.  Mid size p/u trucks, like the Colorado, are almost the size of a 1/2 ton used to be, F150 from the 70/80s.
cheers