Posts: 129
Threads: 11
Joined: Aug 2020
Seen in the Dragoon Mountains of Arizona. Spotted by a friend today who had been introduced to Newells when ours was parked outside the house at home a couple of weeks ago. I'd had my doubts about getting ours out that far into the back woods of Arizona. Guess it can be done.
Sandy and Bob McBratney
Previous owners of 2007 Newell #1202 "Boomer"
Posts: 258
Threads: 33
Joined: Jul 2018
I don't know the area, but I have taken our coach off pavement just a few times in the last 40k miles. each time it has cost me. I won't anymore.
I used to take my last coach off road all the time, but it was only 36' long and sat higher. We sit to low, we are very long, and the engine is very exposed even with the Roller mounted at the hitch in the rear. Never had an engine dragging problem, but that is a worst case nightmare.
#784 is an Asphalt queen
Dave, Karen, w/Buddy and Moose.
06' Newell #784
towing a 06' Featherlite enclosed trailer or
05' Featherlite stacker for toys and tools,
or a 21' F350
w KTM 300, & MTB
35' Packard 4 dr convertible
59' Nash Metropolitan
I like engines and wheels
Carpe Diem. Have Fun
Tomorrow is not guaranteed.