Thanks for visiting IRV2 & Newmar Forum, WELCOME

When I join the Workhorse site and was directed here I remained a guest for a while also in the SUMMER of 04. I didn't get active on irv2 until I started to have problems driving in the "rain" with my Newmar coach. I had heard about a fix from Newmar but found out on this site that it did not fix the problem.
Thats when I said there must be a better way, I did not just drive my coach in just weather.
The answer is in "FIND" just type "workhorse power downs" you will find the answer the fix is easy and costs $15 at Auto-Zone.

As a guest your able to visit the whole site BUT as a MEMBER you can give and receive info that will be helpful to you and your fellow RV'ers on IRV2.

If your a Newmar owner class "A" gas or DP's and 5ths you can if you want become a member of the "NEWMAR OWNERS FORUM MEMBER like it is posted under "007" something for free.

Just make a request to me on this TOPIC location or send me a PM.

So GUESTs come and join us sign in as a new member and join your fellow Newmar owners and RVers in these forums.

Thank you for listening from one of your former Guests, Moderator "007"

CHECK out the QUICK TIPS & EASY MODS TOPIC you may like, with some more to follow, we can have what the 05-07's have and not loose our storage.

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Thanks to Roger, "007" for getting this guest forum started..Haven't had much action in it since February so I thought,as I am "new" to Newmar but not new to iRV2, that I would start the "WELCOME GUESTS" up again....

I've been wondering just how many of our readers are purely in the silent lurking phase.
Many times throughout the day,the "guest" list to this site far exceeds the number of members here....It made me curious,so I'm asking specifically those of you that are guests to participate.
You might possibly be a current Newmar owner, or even someone contemplating the future purchase of a Newmar product.

I would like to ask anyone who has never posted in the Newmar forum to consider making one post.The purpose for this post would sort of be an online roll call...

Your post could introduce yourself,or maybe the type of rig you own or are interested in. PLEASE FEEL FREE to make a one-time post and then lurk again if desired.

Thank you for visiting the Newmar Forum!


iRV2.com's Mission Statement:
“Efficiently Support the Thoughtful Exchange of Knowledge, Values and Experiences Among RV Enthusiasts.”

Okay, I guess I'll come in and join the party! I have been a registered member for a while, but haven't posted yet. My husband and I purchased our first RV, a Newmar Cypress 34DBCK fifth wheel, just one year ago. We are very happy we chose to purchase a Newmar product-we've had pleasant experiences with both our dealer and with the Newmar Service Dept. in Nappanee. I haven't seen any other Cypress owners on this site and hopefully, your message will encourage others to come forward, too!

WOW!! Daisydog we're GLAD you came out of lurking,even if just for one post...

Maybe your post will break a few Cypress owners out of the wood pile....

WELCOME to iRV2 officially,although you joined over a year ago!

Welcome Daisydog to irv2
With that said how would you like to become also a member of the Newmar Forum there is nothing you have to do I will take care of it for you.
Enjoy the forums and do post often your partisipation would be greatly appreciated.

007,

Ssure, I would love to join the Newmar Forum, so feel free to perform your magic to make it happen.

Thanks!

Like magic there you go Daisydog

Now you can work your magic and post in your signature profile block just below what I entered on second page your tow and 5th info and what ever you like to add we'll all be happy.

Well I sure am glad I am not the only Fifth Wheeler to have had the magic performed on them

Glad to see more people coming out of the woodwork.

I had an interesting experience with the Mountain Aire on our last outing. It seems I went to turn on the TV and no power. I searched the fiver high and low for a breaker or a ground fault that was popped, no luck. So I did what every good Newmar Owner shoudl do, (Read the book? No) I called the service department. Well the fellow on the other end said this will be an easy one. It seems that they run the TV power outlet through the inverter, yep so I can have TV while I am out there with not hook ups. Just go outside open up the compartment where the inverter is locate and push the reset, sure enough thats all it took

Great to have someone a phone call away to help you out.

David

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Originally posted by rebelsbeach:
Thanks to Roger, "007" for getting this guest forum started..Haven't had much action in it since February so I thought,as I am "new" to Newmar but not new to iRV2, that I would start the "WELCOME GUESTS" up again....

I've been wondering just how many of our readers are purely in the silent lurking phase.
Many times throughout the day,the "guest" list to this site far exceeds the number of members here....It made me curious,so I'm asking specifically those of you that are guests to participate.
You might possibly be a current Newmar owner, or even someone contemplating the future purchase of a Newmar product.

I would like to ask anyone who has never posted in the Newmar forum to consider making one post.The purpose for this post would sort of be an online roll call...

Your post could introduce yourself,or maybe the type of rig you own or are interested in. PLEASE FEEL FREE to make a one-time post and then lurk again if desired.

Thank you for visiting the Newmar Forum!


iRV2.com's Mission Statement:
“Efficiently Support the Thoughtful Exchange of Knowledge, Values and Experiences Among RV Enthusiasts.”

Been a couple of weeks.....any lurkers feel inclined to make a post?

About time I posted ... the wife and I have been learning a lot from this site over the past few months. We just returned from our first trip (2200 miles) in our new Newmar, our first class A. Had a great time and are looking forward to getting out again soon. Thanks for all of the valuable info!