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
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