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I have about 40, 20 right hand thread and 20 left hand thread, new lug nuts. These fit the older coaches with budd nuts. Free to a good home for the shipping.
Hey All,
I got a little stuck in Ohio.. my governor to engine air compressor gasket blew out and I was leaking air. That's mainly fixed. I am down to foam now.
That being said, I have a slow leak coming from the tag axle solenoid located near the 6 pack. It's wired to the dash switch (up/middle/down) to raise/lower the tag.
Looks like it needs to be replaced or rebuilt.
Anyone have part number or rebuild kit??
thanks!
I was out last week and saw this coach just West of Salt Lake City UT, just off of hwy 80. It was abandoned in this gas station large parking area. The vultures have pried the door open and started picking away at the carcass. It's a shame.
Well If it could be identified, we can mark this down as a scrapped Coach.
I wasn't sure where to find the coach number.
Has anyone used any of the fire suppression systems that look like tubes filled with gas that kills a fire in a compartment like the Blazecut or similar? I would like to add some to my engine/generator/aquahot and battery compartments.
Anyone have experience with Reeves Coach repair in Waynesboro Ga.? I am purchasing unit #647 and Reeves has had it for repairs and service for exactly 3 weeks, He states that Newell has all the parts and he is waiting to receive them. When parts are in stock it doesn't take three weeks to receive them. I'm beginning to smell a rat.
Thank you for the add to this group! I have reading as much as I can and learning about Newells. I am looking to upgrade from my HR Vacationer, she's been good to me and my Labs but we need more space for our travels across the US. I travel by myself across the US and so am looking for a good solid, quality build coach and have learned Newell is one of the top ones to own.
Any advice for my search is greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Wendy
After reading about all the different methods and tools, along with the advice of a local mechanic, I decided to pop for the Amprobe ULD-405 Ultrasonic Leak Detector. I have tried a cheap one on Amazon, but didn't like the quality, nor did I trust it.
I made a short video to talk about it, if you're interested:
https://youtu.be/_Z15V0CGS1Q
Safe Travels and Warm Holiday Wishes!
I will eventually make my way to the engine area for some de-greasification and sealification. (I should put those in the dictionary for new words of 2021) I came across this deep oil pan on ebay. is it worth the time to swap my standard pan for this?
Greetings All,
Wasn't sure where to post this, but I am leaving on a short trip that will take me through PA and into Ohio and back between 11/20 and 11/27.
If anyone is along the route-ish I'd sure love to meet you!
If I put this in the wrong place..sorry!
So I finally got around to mounting the safe again. Done.
So now I need a lock for it. Looks like a regular cylinder lock that activates a solid pin or rod.
The safe is marked Hadon Security Co. But that may have been a dealer.
Anyone know what kind of lock it is?

