If you could start over, what factory additions would you most like on your T@b?

Yep, already have a 12v plug at the battery. Also a direct hookup for a large inverter and the charger cable for my generator. Didn't drill any holes, just need to retrieve from within the box and dangle down the side.

I would have had a portal window in my water closet. It looks cool to have one on each side. Otherwise I'm good. I am trying to K.I.S.S. and use propane rather than electricity for most things. I want to be able to "dry camp" without much trouble. I wouldn't mind a 3 way fridge in the back too. Not sure if the reason they gave me makes much sense. If I can figure out a way to shoot off the propane the stove uses, I will do that. 
And probably Not have 2 TV's. 

Cyclonic said:

Photomom said:

Someone here said it was best to talk to the factory first as not all dealers are aware of what can be done. 

You should still work with the dealer. If they will not work with you then find one that will. There are plenty of good dealers out there, and it is your money.

All orders come from dealers, the factory does not sell directly.

That is what I was told, when I called LG before I ordered mine and then I have read about people who were able to get their T@b directly from the factory. What is irritating about that to me was my bad dealer experience and the fact that I live much closer to LG and the factory than I do a dealer. I see now that General RV carries T@bs, but they don't get great feedback. In essence, because of the limited dealer network, we are forced to work with bad dealers or drive even further to get a T@b. In my case, getting my T@b serviced by my dealer, 3.5 hrs away, is unrealistic. I will likely end up scheduling service at CW, instead, or utilize the local trailer shop to service my bearings.

We have a 2007 DM.  If I were to change anything it would be to put a larger fridge where the coolcat is and the storage space directly above.  Where the existing fridge is becomes storage.  I am sorting out the A/C so the big modification is in my mind's eye.  The fridge is this:   http://www.indelwebastomarine.com/us/products/fridges-freezers/cruise-marine-refrigerators/large-fridges-90-130-l/cruise-130-elegance/
With the isotherm energy control module.  No need for an additional cooler or ARB.  I would like to get the grill,charcoal, and wheel chocks out on the tougue.
John

Sgtjohn said:

Actually, I installed a net under the back cabinets.   Total cost was about $12.00 for the net and a couple of screw in sort of knobs that each end is attached.  (eBay again).  We put our pillows in it during the day and in the evening when we hit the hay we can put our day clothes in the net.  I also installed a USB charger beside the 120V under the table and I am thinking of putting one somewhere near the rear of the trailer near the "lift-up" lid.  It isn't difficult, simply run a couple of wires off of the detector to the rear of the T@B over the ALDE and drill a hole for the USB charger and wham!  You're done!

Do you have any pics of your cargo net install?  I am wanting to do the same ... but am trying to figure out a) size I need and b) how to fasten.  Thanks!
Lisa

@R&DAndrews, if you get the Outback pitched axle, are you going to get the offroad tires?

Mr_Mrs_Gnome said:

@R&DAndrews, if you get the Outback pitched axle, are you going to get the offroad tires?

Yep, basically want a CS-S Outback model that they don't offer with inside and outside kitchens because we want the option of both.  Since we already own a travel trailer we know storage is an issue.  If we don't have the necessary storage, then our trailer is messy. We are short and can sleep in the shorter bed so this makes the most sense for us.  

PXLated said:

I'd like a 12v plug outside next to th ACs that are there.

PXLated - what do you use an outside 12 volt plug for?

Sharon

I just purchased a used 2015 T@B. It's in near perfect condition!
Haven't gone anywhere yet. First trip is coming in a few days. I've been playing around with it and have slept in it a few times. I find the table very large and somewhat difficult to maneuver around. I saw a different table installed in a 2017 that I liked. I purchased the Lagun pedestal table from NuCamp and will have it installed soon along with the bed rail and slats. Probably won't have time before my first trip though. I do think it will afford me much more maneuverability - especially when  traveling with a friend.
The other thing I think I might like to have is some sort of window along the back wall. Could possibly be just something long and narrow that might not open. Just don't like that blind side.
And lastly if the window over the sink could open I think it would give more airflow and be helpful when cooking inside.
Like I said, I have camped yet so I may find reasons why these things are not included.

Having one waste water outlet instead of separate gray and black water outlets.

No Jensen anything. A Sanyo, NEC, anything is better than Jensen. Doesn't have to break the bank, either.