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Rear Section Appliances and Maintenance Considerations

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Full Tour of My 1996 Newell Coach With EPIC Racing History! (Full Time RVer)

What happens here

The back of the coach features a stackable washer and dryer, which the owner uses frequently. There's an air-powered pocket door providing access to the rear section, which sometimes needs readjustment. The owner mentions a 'dinosaur TV' (an old CRT) is still in the bedroom because it's built into the cabinetry, making removal difficult without significant deconstruction. He also points out a closet whose carpet was removed to access the engine during a past roadside incident, highlighting practical maintenance considerations.

Goal: Showcase rear appliances and discuss past/future maintenance for engine access and door function.

Tools and materials

  • Air-Powered Pocket Door — Separating interior sections
  • Carpet — Flooring (removed for engine access)
  • Closet — Storage, and engine access
  • CRT Television — Bedroom entertainment
  • Stackable Washer and Dryer — Laundry convenience

What they say

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it's great and your air powered pocket door that oh yep that happens sometimes too you gotta re readjust the air duct there moving back here obviously the uh the old pooper is out of order because uh somebody brian reed uh came in here at an sct race and he was like how can your toilet doesn't flush right now i'm like what did you do and he's like like did you poop in the toilet he was like yeah i was like bro it doesn't flush so that was a bit of an episode but we'll check this out anyway this is what it would look like if i actually used it yeah thermostat in here for a heater and you know toilet whatever i've literally i never even i forget it's there sometimes because i've had this thing for two months never used it uh you got a closet in here don't hang my towel suitcase extra clothes that kind of stuff and you got another walk-in closet back there we'll get to that uh the shower it has more headroom than a lot of prevost showers but like i've mentioned some of my other videos how some of the note is where the floor actually is it's raised just a little bit over the actual floor when i'm standing up in there if i'm like you know perfect posture standing up straight i'm like touching the roof but typically when you're taking a shower you're not doing that anyway so i don't really notice it but that's one thing i wish it were like six inches higher and the shower head were up higher too so i could stand straight up and have the water come over me instead of having to like duck to get under it but i got to do that at you know hotels and stuff too because everything's built for short people speaking of short people and extra head room the rear half actually has a raised roof you can see it bumps up there on the outside it slopes up that was a new feature for this model year i think this is probably one of the first ones that had that because it was a significant memory of al's this is the first one he had that did that this is the bed this is where you do it for dale and yes if you haven't noticed the mattress is round and no it's not like that to be like kinky or something it's round so you can get around it easily like there's no problem walking around this thing even though there is no slide back here it's not an inconvenience and even this

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