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Quad slide, rear bath, front entry, Cummins ISX 650 HP, Allison 6 speed transmission.

http://www.newellcoach.com/newell-coaches/coach-1434/

$1,099,000

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Just traded in. I will update with a post as soon as Newell gets it on their website.

Quad slide, Bath and a half, 600 HP Cummins ISX, Allison HD4000MH 6 speed transmission. Mid entry. Photos are from 2015 as new ones have not been posted.

   
   
   

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Posted by: rheavn
05-07-2018, 09:24 AM
Forum: Interior Things
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I had some black stains on the carpet that Newell puts on the inside of interior cabinets.  Since the stains had been there since I purchased the coach in 2010, I was not optimistic of finding any thing that would remove them.  I tried Folex instant carpet spot remover on the light tan carpet.  All stains now gone.  I followed the directions to soak the area, agitate area with fingertips and blot dry.  I suggest using a white cloth for blotting.

https://www.amazon.com/Folex-Carpet-Spot...B001B0V5GG

PS  I purchased mine at WalMart

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This coach looks like it's been ridden hard and not treated very nice. The winning bid is just be the cost of admission...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Newell-45-foot-...41e13533ec

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Posted by: Joe Frantz
05-06-2018, 06:33 AM
Forum: Please introduce yourself
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Well, after running bumper pulls and a class 8 semi with 5th wheel camper for many years we finally decided to upgrade to a DP and fell in love with the look and feel of the Newells.  We just purchased #676 and got done taking our maiden voyage to Moab for a week long vacation (still a long way from retirement) to test it out.  We found a few things that will need fixed but nothing major that hasn't already been covered on this forum.  Prior to making the purchase I spent quite a bit of time using this forum to educate myself with some of the basic issues and problems that may occur with an older Newell and wanted to say thanks for all the threads and knowledge shared by many of you!  

Thanks
Joe & Sabrina

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Finally a coach in my neck of the woods (Pennsylvania)...#1401. Front entry, bath and one half, 45ft, $590,000

https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2010-Ne...5002640250

Also: www.2010newellcoach.com

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Posted by: RegaNewell
05-05-2018, 08:42 PM
Forum: Air Operated Systems and Leaks
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Does anyone have info on ordering the o rings for our 6 packs?  We have searched all over town and can't find them any where!  Any suggestions,  or info would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks
Pam

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Posted by: SwankyWheels
05-05-2018, 05:44 PM
Forum: Help, I need help ASAP
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We have a drip that is speeding up in the bedroom.  We ran the AC all last night and it wasn’t working well.  We turned it off earlier today hoping to get someone out on Monday to take a look at it.  My assumption is it froze up.  I assume the ice is melting and causing the drip.

Some information- I have 4 roof AC units two front two back.  One of the two in back was not working and now it appears the other one in the back has stopped and is the cause of the leak.  The leak is near    the vents.

My questions:  do I turn it on to freeze it back up and try to stop the leak until someone can get out here?  Do I leave it off and just let it melt and limit the damage?  If the leak is near the vents does that lend credence to the melting ice theory and it is following that path?  What is above the ceiling?  With a one time leak like this do I need to take ceiling down or just dry it out good once air is working?
Can this wait till Monday if I can handle the temperatures?  Finally a f not, I don’t know about Emergency RV mobile repair in Foley Alabama.  Has anyone used a regular AC technician for RV air issues?   Anything you think I should know or do that I haven’t mentioned.

Thanks!

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Posted by: rcantrell52
05-04-2018, 02:28 PM
Forum: Plumbing and fixtures
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All,
Have a question on when to use the water pump. I understand when you are not hooked up to water you have to use the water pump, but do you turn your water pump on when you are hooked up to water? In the past when we were in a rv park hooked up to water I did not turn the pump on. When you are traveling do you leave the water pump on? Do you leave the water pump on all the time?
Our commodes use water pressure for flushing. Recently the commode got stopped up and I was asked if the water pump was on. The water pump was off because we were hooked to water. Thanks in advance for all opinions.

Reese

Newell Coach 1242

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