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Gang,

I was almost ready to leave in the coach and I noticed that one tire was a little low.  It turned out to be the inside drive tire.  When I attempted to put air into the tire, I realized I had a problem with my extension.  It would not allow you to check air or accept new air.  So....

1)  Where does one get 7" air valve extensions (quickly).

2)  Neither of my tires have air valve extension stabilizers.  (The rubber things that go in the outside tire to stabilize the extension).  Where does one look for those?

Upon closer inspection, it turns out the extension on the other side has been rubbing and is close to failing.  

Thanks,
bill

ps.  I did find this online.  (Newell has told me they do not stock the stabilizer for my wheels -- 1.5" holes)

ShinyRV.com

http://www.newellcoach.com/newell-coaches/coach-1441/

2012, P2000i, Quad Slide, 78" Projection TV in bedroom, $1,299,000

I was watching a tiny house show and it got me thinking.  
Now this may be a really dumb idea and I know I can go out and buy a portable hot tub but... 
I could get a tub from a feed store or a kiddie pool, fill it with water and use the Aqua-Hot to heat it... If I plumbed it in before the AH would it heat the water enough?  I could even use the onboard compressor to make the 'bubbles'...  Then when we leave just throw out the tub/pool...

RVOnline has listed #780, a Quad slide, 42'6" 2006 Newell P2000i for $399,000. recent tires and batteries and full service at Newell, has 365 tire upgrade.

https://www.rvonline.com/single-ad.asp?Recnumber=67172

I have a toggle switch [spring loaded to center] next to my trans check light. When I move it to either position, the gear selected window goes blank for a couple of seconds, but nothing else happens. I assume this is for reading trans codes or levels.
Does anyone with a series 60 with the ht740 know what it does or how it works? Tech support at Newell says its a transmission overide in case of fault, maybe, maybe not.
Thanks, Jim

Willow Tree Resort is actually in Longs, SC but is short drive into Myrtle Beach. It is a quiet country setting resort with the largest spaces we have ever seen!  Beautiful place to stay and everyone was extremely kind and friendly!  We found this beautiful place on an afternoon outing, LaBelle Amie Vineyard, www.LaBelleAmie.com.  They have beautiful grounds, patio & porch areas to enjoy a glass of wine and frequently have live music!  You would enjoy the peace and quiet of the place even if nothing was going on!

Jim

Hello!

I'm Matthew, I've made an agreement in principal to purchase an '86 40' Newell.  Just pending a few issues being taken care of at a repair facility to agree on terms for the price.  

I do IT work (I keep all the servers running for an environmental consulting company) and have been afforded the opportunity to work 100% remotely, doing visits at our companies offices throughout the country.  My wife and 2 teens (who are homeschooled) will be joining on the adventure.

I just wanted to say hello, I'm sure I'll be posting quite a bit in the future.  Hopefully the transaction is completed within the week!

Not sure if this is a good place for this question but here goes: 
I have been toying with the idea of constructing a metal building large enough for TWO  RVs (up to 50 foot coaches with slides) in popular areas to rent out.  The idea is that the facility would have two 'apartments/condos' where the RVs would be stored side by side (with maybe a chain link fence or wall between them.  In front of them would be space for a car on each side.  Behind the coaches would be enough room to have a 'Florida' room where you could live if you wanted to or for storage while living here.  These would be situated in decent parts of town so that they are nearby everything and have a patio to enjoy the outdoors if wanted.  
I don't know how much they would rent for but what do you think?  is this something you would rent rather than stay in an RV park? 
I am thinking the first one will be either in Huntsville, AL or Conroe, TX (or maybe outside Denver, CO)...

Just a heads up: The previous owner of my coach has a Ready Brute and Brake Buddy that I have been needing to sell for a while.  
I think the Brake Buddy should get about $300 or so - it looks perfect but I have not tried it since my Jeep has towed brakes already.  
The Ready Brute is on an eBay auction starting at $100: 
http://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/e12000.m43...ORS%3A1123 
Thanks, 
Adrian

In the electrical panel near the entrance steps, I have a Sigma 1c on/on SPDT switch that is bad.  I have ordered a new switch but I am curious regarding the wiring.  There is a brown wire to the center of three posts and two identical green wires to the outside two posts.  One green wire operates the numerous small overhead lights through the "L" pad, but I cannot figure out what the other green wire leads to.  Any ideas?