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aprille4 · September 2018

Where do you buy the visors for the T@b 320?

reedd · September 2018

www.allproadventures.com/tents. For the Pahaque visors.

JK Jenn's Mom makes some really cute ones and sells through Etsy
www.etsy.com/shop/DotyHillDesigns?ref=l2-shopheader-name

Sharon_is_SAM · September 2018

https://pahaquecustom.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=18&zenid=19a711ed16d7c22cf52f150a503777f5

Jdcouple · September 2018

Love our Pahaque XL.

Sneakle · September 2018

I ordered Pahaque XL 4 weeks ago from the teardropshop and not here yet; they tell me it will take 6 to 8 weeks. Maybe the other order sources are faster.

TerryV6 · September 2018

We bought the Doty hills visor. I have a review of it here. Do a search. I give it two thumbs up. Very well made. Jenns mom is very nice too..!

Michigan_Mike · September 2018

I’ve got a new Paha Que’ XL visor for my T@B 400 that I’d previously used on my former 320 and really like it. We also have a new awning ordered for the 400 that we are hoping to get by weeks end.

This is a shot of our 400 visor by Paha Que’.

falcon1970 · September 2018

Looks like the awning fits well. I've seen a video in which the door rubbed on the awning. Looks like your door clears the awning--correct? Did you order a new awning in order just to change the color or was there another reason?

falcon1970 · September 2018

I also notice that you have the diamond front tub that normally is part of the Boondock Lite package on the 400 but I don't see the boondock decal on your trailer. Did you get the full Boondock package or did you just order the tub? If that, how much was just the tub?

jkjenn · September 2018

falcon1970 said:
I've seen a video in which the door rubbed on the awning. Looks like your door clears the awning--correct?

I am not sure if it is the same on the 400, but it is unavoidable on the 320 due to the location of the keder rail.

BrianZ · September 2018

@jkjenn, that's why I installed Dale Helman's strut to keep our door open to about 100° to avoid rubbing on the visor.

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