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I'd call it "Big Blue" probally not, but listed on eBay @
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Newell-19...f7&vxp=mtr

If you follow his extra link it shows his receint trip invoice at the factory.. what they fixed ans things they didn't.. May be right for the right person...

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Posted by: Patti Wagon
09-16-2013, 03:16 PM
Forum: Air Conditioning
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I want to learn how to change my air conditioner filters.
I have a mid-entry 2000 coach with two basement air-conditioners located in either side of the front bays. How do I locate and remove the filters?

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Posted by: prevostjon
09-15-2013, 05:16 AM
Forum: General
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I hope I am placing this in the correct place, but if not please move it.

Prevost Community is extending an invitation to all Newell owners to participate in its fuel discount program. The advantages go beyond the obvious savings of up to 10 cents per gallon. With the program cards fueling up is now as easy as stopping at the pump, swiping the card, fueling the coach and leaving. You don't have to walk into the truck stop and stand in line and the discounts are off of the marquee price.

More information can be found here: http://prevostcommunity.com/forum/thread...eadID=1598

Prevost Community is an open site but to register and participate in the fuel discount program you do have to register as a member. Beyond that you have no obligation to do anything, but we would welcome your participation because all of us driving high end motor homes have far more in common than we have differences. Collectively we have a lot of influence as our fuel discount program proves. As members you can also take advantage of the NAPA fleet discount program.

Thanks to Tom for the opportunity to post this and I hope you all will enjoy the same discounts we now do.

Jon
Prevost Community

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Posted by: prevostjon
09-15-2013, 05:03 AM
Forum: General
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I hope I am placing this in the correct place, but if not please move it.

Prevost Community is extending an invitation to all Newell owners to participate in its fuel discount program. The advantages go beyond the obvious savings of up to 10 cents per gallon. With the program cards fueling up is now as easy as stopping at the pump, swiping the card, fueling the coach and leaving. You don't have to walk into the truck stop and stand in line and the discounts are off of the marquee price.

More information can be found here: http://prevostcommunity.com/forum/thread...eadID=1598

Prevost Community is an open site but to register and participate in the fuel discount program you do have to register as a member. Beyond that you have no obligation to do anything, but we would welcome your participation because all of us driving high end motor homes have far more in common than we have differences. Collectively we have a lot of influence as our fuel discount program proves. As members you can also take advantage of the NAPA fleet discount program.

Thanks to Tom for the opportunity to post this and I hope you all will enjoy the same discounts we now do.

Jon
Prevost Community

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Ughhhh. I now own two coaches with only one indoor parking space. I've got the Newell in there and I've dropped the price to 59k. I need to help pay for the new purchase and I don't like leaving the new one outside. I camped in Bristol in the Newell last weekend and it needs nothing. Other than having no slides, it's a wonderful coach.

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Posted by: PMCBR
09-09-2013, 01:04 AM
Forum: Air Conditioning
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Just purchased 1997 Newell no slides love it. On my 2500 mile ride home passing thru Ok City 97 degree weather my rear air couldn't keep up. Tripped breaker I reset it, then ran for a while tripped again. Reset breaker after a while nothing ran. Hours later at 2 AM when cooler outside my unit began to run and cooled coach and is running properly at 3:30 AM. What happened?

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Posted by: les korcala
09-06-2013, 07:23 PM
Forum: Travel Logs
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Has anyone traveled over Wolf Creek Pass (hwy 160) to Pagosa Springs CO? It is a 9 mile - 7-8% decent heading south and I'm a bit worried about the steepness over such a long distance. Les and I rode up it the other day on our bikes and got to feel the steepness up close. We want to head to Farmington, NM from Creede, CO and are trying to find the best route. Any suggestions?

Cheryl (not Les for a change)

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                                I am selling my 96 for 99K and have many pictures and can email if any one is interested. [email protected]. Phone 865-715-5610

1996 Newell

2013
Service allusion transmission complete: fluid, filters D/D
Complete engine tune valves adjusted, injectors, jake, etc D/D

2012
New complete steps
Exterior buff and wax
Both windshield and new gaskets
Complete service engine, chaise, wheel bearing
6 Michelin tires drive & steer
2 new Alcoa steer wheels
New Turbo air charge cooler
New Air six packs front & rear manifold and solenoids
3 Ride height valves king of the road
Engine air conditioner service by Newell


2011
New engine radiator, complete system flushed and new coolant
Brakes; steer disks & pads, drive shoes, tag pads
10 new air bags all axles
Replace 12V water pumps
Replace all lightening with LEDs inside and out
42" LED tv in salom HD
32" LED tv in Basement HD
24"LED tv in bedroom HD
Install a Winguard Travler 3005 tHD auto stationary antena


2010
Replaced 12v air compressor
Added automatic Magnum gen start
Added Magnum pure sine 3000 inverter/charger
Rebuilt engine alternator
Replace engine air conditioner compressor
Added recliner and odemens to salom
4 new headlights all burn on low and high beam
Extra LED backup lights
Removed and recondition heater core under dash


2009
Installed cellar insulated black out shades on front windows
8 maintenance free gel batteries house and engine w/ power pulse
Added bowl to bath sink
Replaced shower valve
Added Garaad 24' auto patio awning



2008
New window treatment: cellar insulated black out shade on all window
Recover kit dinette and bedroom headboard

2007
Replace 110 air compressor
Install tracstar 360 in motion sat antena
2006
Install bat wing power antena
Install Bose theater system in salom
Detroit tune up
2005
New microwave oven
New carpet bedroom


2002
New 4 color paint scream by Newell

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Posted by: les korcala
09-04-2013, 11:54 AM
Forum: Televisions, Satellite, Audio Visual Stuff
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We finally got tired of hauling our home Directv slimline set up and getting level, cables etc.
Wife wanted new one touch switch on system.
So we ordered Winegard Trav'ler newer model with one only coaxial cable coming from satellite antenna model: SK- SWM3

At first I as thinking getting specialist do the asambly job!but after watching few videos it looked to simple to pile up $$$ to the other person,

So I pulled off our trusty but not HD dome in motion and plugged exiting mounting holes and carefully with plenty space to retract I mounted our new motorized unit, before and after I put some silicone under and above the frame for any leaks.

routed new cables ( power and coaxial ) in to exiting roof's hole and connected to the power box and Receiver and splitter.
I did installed nice 40" HD in one of the bay's with swing out arm, and only one think to do is to run the coaxial from splitter to the second non record-able receiver. I could do wireless remoter but don't feel like spend another $160 to do wireless.
Anyway, so far our Winngeard Trav'ler slimline works like champ, love how easy with one push of the switch will adjust all 3 satellites 98,101 &HD 103 and its ready to watch! at 1600$ it was worth of investment.

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