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10-09-2020, 04:31 PM
Forum: Coaches for Sale (Please read the info in the Category description)
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Newell 515
Not mine, just an FYI.
It looks like someone on here had a discussion about this coach back in 2018 when it was up for sale before. I’ll try and find that link as well.
Previous discussion on it. http://newellgurus.com/showthread.php?tid=4505
An old link I found when it was for sale last. https://www.rvusa.com/1999-newell-515-class-a-2469817
Our coach has a water hose in the mid bay area.I think it serves as a hot water loop. It seems to be a splitter, where 3/4 heater hoses join up from the cab heater, engine heat for pre heating the water heater water when under way, and also serve hot water up to the bedroom under bed hot water room heater. It began leaking last winter, and I had it replaced by Interstate Power in Sioux Falls. Today I noticed a 3/4 heater hose loop from this manifold , looping on top of the water heater, and returning to the mainfold. The hose is beginning to weep.
I don't understand what the purpose of this loop. but I do need to replace the hose, with a much shorter loop. What can I be missing here. Anyone know what the purpose of this hose was?
Also I notice that the hoses replaced by the Interstate Power are silicone. Should I do this bypass in silicone?
10-08-2020, 01:21 PM
Forum: Coaches for Sale (Please read the info in the Category description)
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There's a pretty darker blue over lighter blue early 2000's 2 slide parked at Affordable Printing here in Gonzales, LA.
Anyone here?
Closed the deal and picked up our new (to us) 1992 38 footer, #300. Flew from SC to Twin Falls, I'D on Friday and started my solo journey home on Saturday. Wow, I am so impressed and pleasantly surprised. This is day 4 (2,100 miles so far) and I will finally be home tomorrow. This Newell has been awesome and it is a beast. I can't get over how well it has performed in all of varying terrains. It was really windy coming across Nebraska and Missouri yesterday but she did great. since I took the northern route and missed a lot of mountains so tomorrow may prove to be the most challenging leg of the trip as I roll between Knoxville, TN and Ashville, NC, through the Great Smokey Mountains.
Cindy is so excited to see it. Needless to say, she is a bit jealous that I got to go pick it up by myself and complete the maiden voyage without her. She is giving me a break this weekend but we are off to Myrtle Beach the following weekend.
Thanks to everyone who answered my questions and for all of the support. A special shout out to Tom, as he just spent the last hour listening to me ramble on about this trip.
10-05-2020, 11:01 PM
Forum: Coaches for Sale (Please read the info in the Category description)
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Just an FYI, not mine. 2004 Newell Project
Description
For sale 2004 Newell 45ft had interior fire mostly ceiling. it's been cleaned out runs and drives no exterior damage 60k on drive train 20kw generator 4 slides needs a interior selling as is 65000.obo
It is located in Blackfalds, AB T4M0J5. I am not sure if the price is Canadian or US.
Hey all , I know most of you more than likely have a garage to house your newells. I need an inexpensive idea on how to cover mine for the winter. I won't be able to move it off site.
Rv cover, which always seems to get torn.
Permanent cover ??? I'd like to spend no more than 5k on this endeavor.
10-03-2020, 03:51 PM
Forum: Coaches for Sale (Please read the info in the Category description)
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i live in south Florida i need a tech to work on my coach
please call me at 786-312-5758
thank you Jose
10-03-2020, 02:58 PM
Forum: Televisions, Satellite, Audio Visual Stuff
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Good afternoon,
Last year I replaced the original rooftop satellite antenna with a in-motion unit, the Winegard RoadTrip T4 Satellite Antenna.
It works as expected driving down the road. It works fine stationary on the front, primary tv. While the antenna is designed for two receivers... that’s where the trouble begins. Wife Not Happy trying to watch satellite TV in bedroom.
So, it’s time to ADD antenna #2... a stationary rooftop unit.
Mounting the antenna should be straight forward. Bolt it to the roof and seal up the mounts.
Entering the coach with wires is my question.
It appears to me for the original antenna wires, Newell has a hole into the front area of the coach covered by a fairing and sealant. I’ve considered using the existing access but I’d prefer to have a access point that can be used for multiple items if needed. “Items” would include satellite antenna wiring, future solar panel wires, cellular booster system, cameras, lights, the list goes on. It will be easy enough to develop a conduit network for wiring after I figure out a way to enter the coach in a waterproof way...
Any ideas, suggestions, advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
JK
(This is a revised post... I guess the original one got scrambled in the process)

