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Just found this close to me. I have no knowledge of this coach just passing it by:

https://sarasota.craigslist.org/rvd/d/19...85130.html

Is there a trick to removing the bay doors. I started to slide the outside piece that seems to hold everything together but it stopped about half inch in.

Brad

Our 1991 # 277 coach has three Thetford part # 08671 drain valves installed. The curb side bus dump is leaking. Are the valves (two are on the driver's side) glued in place, or just siliconed in? I'm trying to determine how to remove and rebuild while causing the least damage to the piping. Removing the valves appears to be the most difficult part of the repair. Thanks!
Danny

Hello,

1987 Newell Classic 
8V-92 Allison trans 4 speed auto


My shifter seems to have lost power. It will do nothing, No LED lights no shifting. Bus starts and runs.

It always worked in the past.

Questions:

Where is this system powered from?
Where does it tie in to the bus/ ignition.
Is there a fuse?
Where might said fuse be?

Check for power at the shifter?

Any tips where to start would be helpful.

It appears that there are many connectors in the engine compartment that could use some improvement after 30 years of service. None of them are marked so its going to be fun.........


Thanks

Gorgeous quad slide, front entry, bath and a half, p50 Newell with 19,000 miles. 50" LED TV's on lifts in salon and bedroom plus TV in bay. King size bed, Wolf induction stove top, Edelman leather furnishings, Italian marble flooring in salon and kitchen.

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2018-Ne...5003837730

1991 43' 9", 159,200 miles 

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/1991-Ne...5003807687

157k miles, 45'8", nw brakes, batteries, tires, AquaHot, slide seals and airbags.

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2002-Ne...5003821749

Hello to all. I have a 32 inch flat screen TV to install in our 86 coach . I want to mount it where the original was located in the overhead up front . Prefer a hinged arrangement,  curious about how fellow Gurus may have mounted tvs in their older coaches .
Hope everyone is having a great time out on the road !
Thanks, Chris

@rheavn posted this upgrade in the "drivetrain" thread.  Here are the pictures of the required parts.  Thank you Steve.
          

Hello, new friends. The title of this posting warrants explanation. My late father was bitten by the RV bug while I was in college. His first cross country trip (Maryland to the West Coast) was completed in a 1988 Porsche cabriolet.  Because he hated spending a hundred bucks or so a night at hotels during this month-long journey, he made the dubious business decision (especially for a Wharton grad) to purchase his first depreciating asset, a 1990 23 ft Class C Tiaoga. That worked well for a year and he then upgraded to a 27ft Class C. The first of several DPs soon followed, ending with a 2013 Newmar Ventana which he had until his demise in 2017. I made endless fun of him for his self-described “trailer trash lifestyle” and the resources constantly dumped into his toys....that is until I used the Ventana last year for a music festival and several road trips to see my daughter’s college soccer games and then, too, became smitten with the freedom and wonderment of motor coaching. We (his estate) ended up selling the Ventana last year for a song, a decision I now regret. While considering options to replace the Ventana, I came across this community and the wealth of information about the Newell brand (I know it’s not Newmar; Newell is a different class altogether) from the many knowledgeable members. As an active member of Audi forums for several years, I appreciate the selfless exchange of ideas, problem solving, and good cheer that flow throughout the various threads. 

Because I have a rear garage that measures around 42’, I am searching for 40’ coach. This must the source of great amusement for my dear departed father who had a healthy appreciation for irony. I have identified two Newells for sale at this length: a 2003 and a 2005. By lurking around this site, I have learned a significant amount about the different engines (Detroit Diesel v. Cat C-13), steerable tag axel, transmissions, etc. I cannot thank you all enough for the content that is allowing me to make an informed decision. I look forward to getting to know many of you. 

Grateful Kev(in) ⚡️?