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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.

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.

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

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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....

Sorry I looked under 2019...not 2018