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ARD · 10-15-2018, 04:50 PM

As an FYI, I discovered when I came to Newmar for my warranty repairs and 1 year service that there is a Newmar "TSB21 Campaign." Evidently the tire rubs the jack springs. I had it fixed at Spartan (took a couple of hours). They said more specifically that the left front tire when in reverse will contact the front jack return spring. Just thought I'd pass the info along. [emoji2]

Canuck53 · 10-15-2018, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ARD

As an FYI, I discovered when I came to Newmar for my warranty repairs and 1 year service that there is a Newmar "TSB21 Campaign." Evidently the tire rubs the jack springs. I had it fixed at Spartan (took a couple of hours). They said more specifically that the left front tire when in reverse will contact the front jack return spring. Just thought I'd pass the info along. [emoji2]

Does not show up in the Newmar TSB list

willipaul · 10-15-2018, 05:44 PM

it's been posted here before....

i am at the factory and my coach falls under it....

i have looked at my coach carefully, with the wheels turned, and see no contact.....

so i'm not bothering with it, as their fix is to stop the wheel out at a cut of around 52 degrees, IIRC....i don't want to lose front wheel cut....

ARD · 10-15-2018, 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by willipaul

it's been posted here before....

i am at the factory and my coach falls under it....

i have looked at my coach carefully, with the wheels turned, and see no contact.....

so i'm not bothering with it, as their fix is to stop the wheel out at a cut of around 52 degrees, IIRC....i don't want to lose front wheel cut....

Sigh. I wish I had known that before having it "fixed." Thanks for the input.

Canuck53 · 10-15-2018, 06:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by willipaul

it's been posted here before....

i am at the factory and my coach falls under it....

i have looked at my coach carefully, with the wheels turned, and see no contact.....

so i'm not bothering with it, as their fix is to stop the wheel out at a cut of around 52 degrees, IIRC....i don't want to lose front wheel cut....

Sorry I looked under 2019...not 2018