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van-gogh · 10-11-2019, 08:09 AM

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RKins · 10-11-2019, 04:24 PM

Welcome to Newmar and iRV2. Congrats on the new coach.

We bought our coach used 3 years ago and put a lot of sweat equity into it plus parts. I just, last week, had a "chassis inspection" and the tech at the truck place said he found no problems other than one of the front brakes was a little out of adjustment with the other (I told him that it pulled to the left when I go slow and tap the brakes). I asked them to check rubber boots, steering components and suspension (I have IFS), brakes - everything looked ok. The tech was a real introvert that only grunted a reply, no eye contact, had to drag things out of him, but they said he was a very good chassis guy.
That was a relief to find nothing needs to be addressed for such an old coach.

I made an appt at the Nappanee Service center last May and got new slide motors, windshield work and a few other things and my tech had (at that time) been working there 30 years so between him and a few of the other service techs, they had the knowledge on how to deal with this old coach. Newmar makes a great coach. When I was leaving town I stopped at Millers to fuel up and at least 3 older Amish guys came over and told me the portion they worked on, on "my" coach, one even told me how he figured out how to bow out the sidewalls just a tad, to make everything flow with the ground effects on my rig. It was very interesting to talk to them, all retired now, and how pro-Newmar they were to this day.

NH Dave · 10-11-2019, 05:09 PM

Congrats and welcome to the Newmar family!

Enjoy and many happy miles to you!

NCC-1701A · 10-11-2019, 10:11 PM

Congratulations! We had a 32' Baystar for 8 years. You'll have a great time with it.

We were in the Black Hills in September as well. Went the full week of the Buffalo Roundup spending a few days in the Badlands and then 5 full days in the Black Hills. We've been there many times and I always love it.

Ranger John · 10-11-2019, 10:19 PM

I own a 2017 Baystar. You appear to have RV experience but thought I would mention this. Might want to check the current weather and forecast at the Black Hills before you depart.

New2road · 10-12-2019, 01:58 AM

Welcome and best of luck with your new coach. Great folks available on IRV2 and there are several Face Book groups dedicated to Newmar and Newmar Gas rigs. See ya in the campgrounds.

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"007" · 10-12-2019, 11:22 AM

Welcome to the forum.
Not sure how I miss you earlier but I have a link that will answer many question you may have in future dealings with your coach and links in it to keep track of any problems in the TSB's or bulletin's for your coach.
The links below in my signature can help also.
Enjoy your coach and safe travels.