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I have a leak at the elbow going into this box. Can anyone help me with what it is and / or what size it probably is to order a new one. 

It’s just in front of rear axel on the drivers side. 

Thanks in advance!

We had left our beloved bus in a covered storage facility in Gilbert AZ last October when we moved to Ozark MO. Between then and now, my coach reported several power losses which the facility took anywhere from 2 to 5 days to correct. (Power was either unplugged by the other dog grooming business tenant sharing the pole or facility power issues)  This last power outage was the one that made us decide it was time to move it. We found an enclosed storage facility not far from the house with 20 amp power. I only need to maintain the lithium batteries. I will be flying back on the 20th and driving back to our new home. This will be the first time those big wheels have been moving in over 6 months. If ya see me on the road (I-10 East through AZ, NM, TX and OK)  wave! With so much going on with the new place, the timing couldn't be worse but we've had it dealing with the power issues. We have 17k in batteries and solar system to not consider doing this right away.

I haven't been on this site for a while since we sold our house in AZ and moved to Ozark Mo. It was time for a change and we wanted bigger spaces. The costs in AZ kept going up and up and at the pace they were headed, we would not be able to retire. I have been renovating the Ozark house for the last 6 months. The coach is kept in a covered and powered storage facility in AZ. Our property has a smaller 24x30 shop that is surrounded by a septic tank and drain fields so I can't expand on it. My only choice would be to remove that building and have a larger one built further back. We would tie into the road which would allow a straight in access. (Road pic shows our property at the end of the "T")  So far we absolutely love it here. The change of weather is very welcome. Winter has been fairly mild with a couple of weeks below the 30º mark. Something to be said about clean air and green surroundings. I spend some of my time getting Tractor therapy. Our birds are spoiled and will have a large reinforced aviary/loft built. I started it but the interior of the house has taken over importance. Our birds currently live in the third bay of the garage with rotational access to the inside for cuddle time. (Yes, they love to cuddle and receive scratchys!)

A special word of thanks to all the moms out there in Newell land. Men, and boys, aren't very good at expressing our appreciation for all the effort, tears, and love you put into raising your children. Having grandchildren gives us another opportunity to see just how demanding, and fulfilling it is to be a mother. 

Thanks to my mother, grandmothers, mother-in-law, grandmothers-in-law, all of whom are long deceased and greatly missed, and to my wife, for all the love, patience, caring, and faith that they put into raising their children and grandchildren.

To all those who instilled morals and a firm grounding in their children, a heartfelt Thank You! We couldn't have done it without you.

I have the air operated microphor I think the model is 210.  There seems to be a clog in the drain pipe from too much paper. It’s down discharge. Plunger doesn’t seem to do anything but push water places it shouldn’t be..  any ideas??

I have the water off on the manifold, I’m going to let the air tank bleed off and open the flapper and hopefully the bowl will drain after a couple hours. Maybe I can see an obstruction in there

                                   
108,000 miles
8V92 Detroit diesel with Allison transmission
12,000 KW Kohler generator with 2,244 hour
All new house and main batteries
New flooring
41' long
Well maintained mechanically with receipts
Stored in heated garage for last 20 years

Jordan, Minnesota

$45,000

For more information, please leave a message if no answer or text 612-366-7828.

I have been using the, Richard Special "Heat with a hair dryer/heat gun, stretch standard size over the Dupree connector" hint for a few years and now it's time to re-do my hose.

The standard hoses are 3" and it appears that the Dupree hose is 3 1/2" is that correct?? I did recently receive the (alleged) Dupree hose to standard 3" bayonet fitting, but haven't had a chance to test that.

Is the Dupree hose 3 1/2" or something else?

Anyone need a replacement cooktop?
Let me know-

Hey Folks,

I was wondering if anyone had any pics or any idea of where the heater hoses hook up to the engine on a 6V92TA Coach.  Someone basically just deleted the heater hoses all together out of mine and there are lots of plugs in the radiator as well as what I assume is the thermostat housing.  Not sure where the thermostat is on it either so figured I would see if anyone had any experience or pics.

Thanks,

Wil

#209 is up for grabs.
I bought it from Greasepower here on the forums, put in some elbow grease, had some good times, and now it’s on the chopping block.
I love this thing—fantastic to drive, tons of power, very low miles, and you can feel it. It’s been gone through and all the little annoyances have been sorted. Not everything is perfect (the icemaker’s dead, original phone’s still there, propane furnace was upgraded to diesel), but it’s fully functional where it counts.
Clear coat’s tired from too much sun, but the bones are solid and original.
Quick rundown:
– 1989 Newell #209, 40’
– Aluminum body
– Very low miles ~29,500
– Detroit Diesel + Allison automatic
– Title in hand
Full listing with more photos and details here:
? https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/1989-NE...5035999279

Reach out if you’ve got questions. This one’s ready for the next adventure.