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Posted by: 77newell
08-28-2015, 12:34 PM
Forum: Exterior
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Consumers Report stated that Sylvania makes the best headlight restoration kit on the basis that their UV protectant lasts the longest. I used their kit on my 93 coach and the difference in lens clarity is remarkable. The clarity seems to me to be nearly new-like. I had to order the kit online since no one locally stocked it. It was $25 dollars well spent if it lasts.

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Posted by: rheavn
08-27-2015, 05:11 PM
Forum: Electrical
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Many Newells came with this alternator setup.  Be advised that it has been reported by a reliable source that this alternator & voltage regulator is no longer being produced.  Penntex has an air cooled replacement available.

http://www.penntexusa.com/PX-8a.htm

While I don't have this setup I hope this helps some one........................................

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Offered for sale is my Newell coach, the link will take you to the posting which provides pertinent details and photographs. Please feel free to contact me by phone, 503-396-7891 or email, [email protected], I would be happy to answer any questions or just discuss Newell coaches.


http://www.viewrvs.com/motorhome/newell/...well-a.php

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http://www.rvonline.com/single-ad.asp?Recnumber=65773

Recent exterior repaint, all chrome redone.  Selling for wife of deceased owner.  Asking $59,900

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Posted by: Boeingdriver
08-23-2015, 08:28 PM
Forum: Help, I need help ASAP
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EMERGENCY FROM NEW NEWELL OWNER! we keep tripping the pole breakers and they are getting real hot. i am showing a 24 amp draw. one leg showing 0 watts on leg one and 3300 on leg 2. I hate electricity so any help is appreciated! Thx
2005 47'

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Posted by: Rjbjfire
08-23-2015, 05:45 PM
Forum: Exterior
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Just checking to see what my options are for replacing several of the rivets on our 74 Classic.  Many are missing and some are replaced with steel and rusting.  I would like to stay original with the solid rivets.  The original rivets look like they are hammer pressed, not possible with out removing the finished interior.  Do pop rivets mean that those places have been replaced or repaired?  

What have other classic owners done and how do you like it?  I am looking at pure aluminum pop rivets unless you have other options for me. Would I need to silicone the hole of every rivet to keep water out? 

I also have some gold ribbon (stampped aluminium that is gold, about 6" wide) that is cracking I would like to replace it at the same time.  I'm going to call Newell and see if they have any extra stock.  Any other outlets for this material.  If you look at my pictures you can see it going all the way around the coach. 

Thanks,
Roy...  

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Posted by: HoosierDaddy
08-23-2015, 04:29 PM
Forum: Plumbing and fixtures
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I would like to get to the plumbing in the water bay behind the panel that houses all of the shut-offs for the various fixtures. That aluminum panel seems to be riveted to the frame work. Is there a way to access this area without drilling out all those rivets??

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Posted by: encantotom
08-22-2015, 04:43 PM
Forum: Get Togethers
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its party time in wittmann,

forest and cindy arrived last nite and larry and hedy arrived this afternoon.  

i dont have the gravel down yet, but all the hookups are working....

tom

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