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I have a customer who is selling his 2000 Prevost Country Coach. I thought that you guys on here might like to look at it, its like a shiny new penny. Best condition coach of this age I have ever seen, immaculate would be the best word to describe it. It has 115k miles on it. Driver seat and interior looks like no one has ever been inside it. Oh and look at the roof, the previous owner (90yo) of this coach would wax the roof. Coach was never washed with water, always detailed. Asking 190k for it. Contact me and I will get you in contact with the owner. [email protected] 

Prevost pics:
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-F7Vfrk



The 1977 Wanderlodge has already sold, but I will post it anyways for folks to drool over. This guy bought the best of the best, and his Wanderlodge was very similar to the Prevost.

Wanderlodge pics:
https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-V8sSzq

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12.7 series 60
165,000 miles
Mid entry, no slides,42.6 long
Mid ship full bath
3 dometic basement ac
Splendide combo washer dryer new 2017
Residential stainless refrigerator 
Leather sofa, dinette and chairs
Ernie Eckberg wood floors
New Aquahot June 2025
We have owned it for 10 years
Full timed in it for last 6 years 
All repairs and maintenance performed by myself or Newell
55,000 pm if you want to discuss

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Posted by: Jack Houpe
02-11-2026, 06:54 AM
Forum: Slides
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I have and issue now for 2 years that has prevented me from selling or trading off our Newell as the rear slide will not extend, read all the wires out to the control panel and limit switches all OK other than a compromised wire under the bed. Removed the logic board for slide 2 which is the rear slide and found a few of ground traces fried on the board itself, being a retired electronic tech I started tracing back to where the problem was and found one of the mini relays on the board defective and in the closed position, then found a few diodes open and one of the three 555 timer chip and a NPN transistor defective. Ordered and replaced all these parts and jumped the circuit board traces and still not working so called HWH they said to send it to them which I did in Sept of 2025 they said 4-6 weeks so I told them I would be in Florida after that time frame and not to ship back to me till our return end of March. They called yesterday and informed me that board is no longer available and they don't have one for sale. Does anyone here have one of these boards for sale? Or the entire control box? These boxes are only for Newell and there isn't a replacement. This is not only my problem this is a problem for all late model HWH Newell owners. If I can't find a board here my only choice is to purchase a PLC (personal logic computer) and retrofit it. 

Sequence of operation for those who are interested. 
Turn on or start coach. When you turn the slide key on there is a delay time (555 timer) so your seal can deflate, then when it illuminates you can start the extend or retract procedure either way the first thing is the locks activation to open after fully open there is a slight delay (555 timer) then the main hydraulic ram under the bed to either in or out and once the limit switch for totally in or out under the bed is made then there is slight delay again activates the locks to lock. Note my locks have NEVER worked in the rear and this unit has been out and sent to HWH prior to my ownership so somehow those limit switch activation has been removed from the sequence of operation.

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Posted by: LionStar
02-10-2026, 01:40 PM
Forum: Electrical
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Does anyone know offhand where the fuses are for power outlets in the bays? I have two outlets that have stopped working, on driver and passenger side of same bay. My coach is 2004 quad slide, front entry. Thanks in advance for any help!

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Posted by: Dtravis
02-10-2026, 10:23 AM
Forum: Please introduce yourself
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So I’m considering a used Newell and confused as to why the high annual expected maintenance costs. I’ve read the suggested posts on this subject but still haven’t read other owner’s explanations to justify the significant annual costs if they’re built so well with redundancy and craftmanship etc.? Yes, they’re complex machines but even lower quality competitors don’t seem to require this much expense. Apologies in advance for my ignorance but I would really like to know and justify a purchase. I like to study, learn and fix things but don’t want to spend money unwisely. Dtravis, thank you!

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Going to look at a 1997 Newell this week in NJ, looks to be coach #460 anything to look out for wondering why it’s been for sale for over a year. Thanks

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Posted by: Warren H Daniel
02-03-2026, 06:09 AM
Forum: Help, I need help ASAP
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Good Morning Newell Gurus !
I am getting ready to leave my coach 804 (2007 - 625 cat -10 speed ZF) at the present RV park here in Inverness, Fla. The campground owners have agreed to to let me leave the coach for aprox 30-45 days. My question is - they have a 120 volt receptical that I can plug in to while Im gone. Can I leave the inverter turned on mainly for Battery charger and refrigerator?? Should it be OK?

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Posted by: DK on the road
02-01-2026, 07:24 PM
Forum: Air Operated Systems and Leaks
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I am putting in 120+/- and getting 120 out. I've used it a lot and I'm familiar with the ports, but its not clicking or knocking as it used to.

 My question is, Are these serviceable?

 I was worried if I open it up, it may have O rings that may or may not be reusable.  Or should I put a little light oil in the service line?  The same oil I put in my air tools.

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Posted by: markkitch
01-31-2026, 09:04 AM
Forum: Please introduce yourself
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Hi all, 

Allow myself to introduce myself...

2003 Newell #676

Previous Wanderlodge owner, 1979 XV and a 1995 Widebody, long time WOG member. Still restoring a 1973 GMC motorhome (may take a while). About to sell our 2016 sprinter WB ERA. 

I'll have questions, like to contribute when possible. 

Thanks!
mark

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1998 45ft No slide CUSTOM

Not my coach.

Never seen a Cummins in a 1998 Newell. I also noticed a manual shifter??

Colors are for something special 

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