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i did my saturday morning jaunt to the local flea market this morning and found this hammer.  dont know what i would use it for but for 2 bucks it was a cool find.  it is really old and really well used.  

all aluminum head.

any ideas what it was meant for?

tom

The dirt road where I store my coach is badly damaged and is uneven to the point that my coach will drag when in travel mode.  Not a problem for a car with a shorter wheel base.  If I raise the coach to the maximum height to slowly exit this road, can I damage the coach from the twisting caused by the uneven road when the air bags are inflated fully?

I ran across this DVM in Lowes the other day for 120 bucks. I know it's not a Fluke, but it does have AC and DC current sensing which is unusual for a meter of this price. It also has a temp sensor probe. And the ability to measure capacitors (i.e. motor start caps), and diodes.

Although I have (wait I ain't tellin the actual number) of voltmeters, I didn't have one with DC current. So, of course it made it's way into the buggy.  I thought this was a really neat tool to keep on the Newell.

On RTV. Ad states 50k miles...  
http://www.rvt.com/Newell-38-1976-Tucson...aign=oodle

Hello All-

Born and raised in South Louisiana, fixing things from a young age till it blossomed into an actual career, still at it- found the site in my quest to find a good mid 90's Newell to replace my current motorhome. Hopefully it will be my last ! Should finalize a sale on my other unit soon then if the good lord helps me to locate the right newell i will be on here often i am sure.

Thanks,
Ladd

Anyone been there?

I started the coach the other day after sitting since october , it  cranked a little more than usual and when it started the yellow check engine and the red stop engine lights were on. It ran for about 30 seconds then quit ,the only way it would keep running was by hitting the override switch ? The oil presure was fine on the gauge , maybe there is a reset switch or something ? Could be hard to track down !

I was told this was a nice place to go. http://lingerlodgeresort.com/rates.asp
Anyone have any experience with this resort???

I took the cover off above the drivers seat where the two speaker are located and this is what was behind the cover.  Looks like several relays and two black ADS boxes on the left.  What do these two boxes do?  I am planning on doing some updating on the sound system, like for one thing replacing the Yamaha AV receiver that probably came with the coach.

We need/want to replace the sofa bed cushions on our '87. The frame & structure are in very good shape - so don't see the need in replacing the whole unit, unless that was the only option. 

Any advice?

Marc