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T@B Exhaust Fan Dome Lid Replacement
TeardropRamblers
Member Posts: 5
Hi everyone, we'd like some resources and
advise. We have a T@B 2007 Dutchman Clam shell. Everything is original. Our
roof Ventline Exhaust Fan Dome Lid is cracked, and needs replacement. [Attributes: Fan Slot Rim: 13.5" Sq.; Dome Lid: 14.75" Sq.; Rear
Curled hinge; Lift Hardware on Right side; Dark color; Fan Motor height centered in dome. I see similar attributes in different dome lids, but not all offered in one lid. (The discontinued Ventline VC0374-00 fan works fine, but exact Dome VB0568 parts are no longer available.)] Has anyone replaced or retrofitted a dome lid like this? Please share what and how? Or did you opt to you replaced entire fan and, if so, with what? *Thanks for any help.
EDITED FOR PHOTO SIZE. PLEASE REMEMBER TO REDUCE YOUR PHOTO SIZE. Sharon
EDITED FOR PHOTO SIZE. PLEASE REMEMBER TO REDUCE YOUR PHOTO SIZE. Sharon
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Sold 2023 Tab 400
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Sold 2023 Tab 400
Sold 2018 T@B 320S
I like the 10 speeds, the hood is low profile and still fits in my garage, and looks good, and that even with the top closed, it operates as a ceiling fan and no rain sensor.
Not selling, not worth the effort. Garbage day tomorrow! It's a standard 14" square opening. It's the manual open/close, three speed, intake and exhaust. Nothing wrong with it at all, but I wanted the MaxxAir. The Fantastic with just three speeds is very robust and loud and uses more energy than the Maxx.
This is the top of the Fantastic Fan, the lid lying flat/closed. You can see the black shroud that is simply glued onto the top of the trailer The white portion is the inside trim. Also, the NuCamp T@B's ceiling is 1" thick.
Inside. I'm not sure I have the four corner screws for the trim. Very clean. Used just last season. I'm in Oregon. I don't know shipping, but if we can figure it out, I'll send it to you if you want.
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My shipping best guess is ~$20 for ship w track w one of the big 3, w/o a bus discount. I'd have to research that if you want to hold a bit.
The Maxxair you mention does sound good, esp as you were motivated to replace the Fantastic.
Sold 2023 Tab 400
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