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Hi, I am eyeing number 721and would like to know if anyone has any history on this coach. Is there a person that does Pre Delivery Inspections on Newells? Thanks in advance. David
Hello,
My wonderful wife and I are ready to get back to coach owning. We had an Alpine 38 from 200-06 but sold it to remodel our house. We were homeschooling in those days and traveled the country in summer and skiing in winters. We have pined over Newells since we saw one at a RV park in 2000 when we were taking a weekend RV driving instruction course. The one shortfall of our dear Alpine was that below 40 degrees it struggled, one memorable drive to CO in 10 degrees - not including the wind chill driving at 65+ - was tough sledding, no pun intended. It did okay after we put a space heater down below and added a oil filled radiator to supplement the forced air furnace.
Now we want a Coach for all seasons, so what else but a Newell. We intend to buy a used one in the 2008-2010 range later this year and then do a couple of local (CA) shakedown ski trips then leave asap after Christmas for 4 months of snow chasing though the Rockies meeting and making friends along the way hopefully.
We welcome any and all advice, counsel, tips, tricks, places to stay/park that anyone would be kind enough to share, especially from fellow skiers who have already blazed the ski trail ahead of us.
To the next adventure!
Steve and Denise
03-11-2016, 07:56 AM
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http://www.newellcoach.com/newell-coaches/coach-1261/
$749,000, C-15, ZF 12 speed, front entry
03-11-2016, 07:36 AM
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2011 with Cummins ISX 650 HP and Allison Transmission. ZF suspension, bath and a half, $910,000
http://www.rvt.com/Newell-P2000i-Quad-Sl...2-UX184692
03-11-2016, 07:29 AM
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http://www.rvtrader.com/dealers/Wade%27s...-117304585
This coach was at the Spearfish Rally (James and Carol's coach). Front entry, 4 slide, Cat C-15 engine, ZF suspension, Bath and a half, standard 45' 8", P2000i. Hard surface flooring throughout. $679,000
http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2016/03/1...on-system/
This has the potential to benefit Newell owners. Biggest downside to many will be the appearance since it may not fit under the high hats and front/tag hub covers.
About three weeks ago, I had just dumped the waste tank. When I closed the valve, the "open" indicator stayed lit. I talked to a tech at the factory who said there is a way that could happen. The valve seemed to continue to open and close properly even with the "open" indicator lit all the time. We lived with this condition for the past three weeks.
A couple of days ago, I dumped the tank, closed the valve, just like normal. That evening we both took showers before going to bed. The waste tank level was at least at 25% to 30%. The next morning, the tank level read ZERO. Upon investigation, when the valve is closed, I can still see a slight flow in the clear plastic piece that is part of the valve assembly that fits into the sewer drain. In other words, THE VALVE IS LEAKING EVEN WHEN IT SUPPOSEDLY HAS BEEN CLOSED. We've tried filling the tank to 75% multiple times, then draining. Once I closed and then opened the valve again 3 OR 4 TIMES during the dumping process. If there is something stuck in the valve that is keeping it from closing all the way, I've tried everything I can think of to break it loose. It now makes me wonder if the "open" indicator is actually correct.
I don't even know where the dump valve is located on my coach but plan to call one of the service techs at Newell tomorrow to see what they say. We actually live in Oklahoma 210 miles from the factory, however, we are in Las Vegas and still not planning to return for a few weeks. Would like to find a way to resolve this.
Any similar experiences or ideas from the Guru's?
Dick Yuhnke
2007 Newell Coach #800
03-07-2016, 12:28 AM
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2 slide, 1999, Detroit Diesel Series 60, Allison, $110,000.
http://www.rvtrader.com/listing/1999-New...-117403188
The other day Richard and I were asked to help the owner of SOB drain his air tanks. He didn't know where to go or how to do it. Lo and behold the drain ports on his tanks were plumbed with 1/4" black plastic lines to valves at accessible places. The rear tank quarter turn valve was located near the hitch receiver and the front two tanks' valves were located behind the front slide out fascia of the generator. As soon as I get home and have decent weather I'm going to plumb mine this way, no more crawling under the coach or dealing with leaky drain valves.