02-26-2016, 04:21 AM
Tom,
Welcome to the gang.
Bill keyed in on a common issue to almost all Newell owners. Chasing air leaks is a common pastime. It's not supercritical, but frequent pump cycling can put excess water in your tanks, and the pump wakes me up at night.
Take a look at the airbags for cracking or leaking. Soapy water works well here.
Pay attention to the door opening and closing. Sometimes the air mechanism for the door will require some TLC. Tom is your man on that one.
As others have said, just go through and run every system through it's paces.
Is the unit with a dealer or a private owner? When I bought my first Newell, the owner let me spend the night in it. I did the same when selling the coach. It was a great way to inspect the coach in a relaxed and methodical way.
Welcome to the gang.
Bill keyed in on a common issue to almost all Newell owners. Chasing air leaks is a common pastime. It's not supercritical, but frequent pump cycling can put excess water in your tanks, and the pump wakes me up at night.
Take a look at the airbags for cracking or leaking. Soapy water works well here.
Pay attention to the door opening and closing. Sometimes the air mechanism for the door will require some TLC. Tom is your man on that one.
As others have said, just go through and run every system through it's paces.
Is the unit with a dealer or a private owner? When I bought my first Newell, the owner let me spend the night in it. I did the same when selling the coach. It was a great way to inspect the coach in a relaxed and methodical way.
Richard and Rhonda Entrekin
99 Newell, 512
Maverick Hybrid Toad
Inverness, FL (when we're home
)