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Posted by: folivier
03-16-2013, 10:47 AM
Forum: Exterior
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OK, my first question for my '98.
Right now the 2 slides are out and the awnings are open. What is the sequence to close the slides and awnings?
I'm thinking to let the awning retract then close the slide then lock the awning arms.
Is that the proper sequence?
I talked to Tommy at Newell and he told me the slide sequence is to be at road height (not leveled) then turn the key and wait until the amber light comes on before activating the slide in or out. And make sure the awning arm locks are undone.

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Posted by: encantotom
03-15-2013, 08:34 PM
Forum: Tools
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hi,

i bought one of these this week. it is a really slick tool.

any guesses as to what it is for?

tom

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Posted by: prairieschooner
03-15-2013, 06:39 PM
Forum: Electrical
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We are in a campground and need to use both Air Conditioning Units. I am considering a "Cheater Box". Curious if anyone has had experiences and could give advice.
PS This would get either another 30 Amp Service or 15- 20 Amp and a 30 Amp to get at least close to the 50 Amp.

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Posted by: rheavn
03-15-2013, 10:41 AM
Forum: Towing
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Was putting a tire back on the tow vehicle and found this chart. Thought it would be helpful for others.

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/infoCe...orque.html

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Posted by: roadappels
03-14-2013, 02:08 PM
Forum: Big Rig Friendly places to go
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After the rally we're headed to Iowa, then south thru Missouri, then to Miami for sight-seeing, north texas and back to Colorado..Any suggestions for "must see" or "dos" when traveling this area? We have my family reunion in northwest Iowa as the only planned event and then were looking at spending a couple days in Kirksville, Mo (just cause it looked like a neat small town) any ideas, experiences, or suggestions would be appreciated..

Bill

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Posted by: MarkofSJC
03-13-2013, 05:03 PM
Forum: Please introduce yourself
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Hi all!

We've been gathering information for our next life adventure for almost two years now. There's been a ton of self education as well as the chance to come across some really great people.

We're close to purchasing our very first (and certainly last) RV. We were originally leaning towards Country Coaches, but walked into a 2007 Newell and new this was something special.

We're hoping to purchase this year, and have found some coaches come close to covering not only our "must haves" but our "would be really nice."
I've learned a ton about Newells...and have become somewhat addicted (seems to be a popular affliction!).

We live in S. CA (take a guess where), and hope for several more years of long weekends and trips to visit the kids in college....then taking months to seeing the USA.

So right now, color me a "Newell - wanna be" owner.

Greetings to all!

Mark

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Posted by: folivier
03-13-2013, 07:10 AM
Forum: Please introduce yourself
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And just can't help myself. Yesterday Cindy and I put down a deposit on that 1998 2 slide at Motorhomes of Texas.
We'll trade in our '93 so that will make the transition much easier. They will be putting on new tires today or tomorrow and fixing a few minor things. So hopefully tomorrow or Friday we can move in.

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Posted by: Flick
03-11-2013, 08:54 AM
Forum: Drivetrain
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My son is in his first year of college and was talking about hydrogen engines. They have appearently discussed this topic in his chemistry class. Anyway for kicks I googles the subject and found this site below. I sent them an email and asked how much of an improvement in mileage one could expect and is there any chance of harming an engine (especially since I just paid so much to fix mine). You guys ever hear of such a thing before:

http://www.freenergyfuel.com/inquiry.html

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Posted by: les korcala
03-10-2013, 10:16 AM
Forum: Exterior
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    Hello,
Wanted to mention to forum here that there are marker lights indentical to the ones on 2011/2012 Newells and I am in process changing them on my 2001 Newell

They are made to last some 50.000 hrs plus and totally eald system.
One problem I ran was that spacing bold holes are more like 5 " apart , not 4 inches , so I used 3M tape on one end and bolt on other.
I did try drill new hole at 5 " and it worked as well as 3M tape

The lights have very nice and strong LED lights , bright and also very nice finish with chrome framing around .

I looked at all 2012 newells at teh MCC resort where we staying and they looks the same.

I was able to find them for cool $7 each on line at www.superbrightleds.com
I also replaced my rear tail lights , thanks to tom And Ron for good contacts and replacing all interior lights to LED

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Posted by: Ozarkguy
03-10-2013, 09:52 AM
Forum: Newell Sightings
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Really nice classic stopped in Okc. Anybody we know?

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