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HoosierDaddy · 03-08-2010, 01:39 PM

I think if I had to remove anything through the windshield I would use a fork lift or mobile scaffold. I've had windshields replaced on both of my Newells. One thing I learned is that once they set the glass in the coach it should not be moved for at least 24 hrs in order for the sealant to cure and seal properly.
Yes , Richard I too have been very impressed with how Newell constructed these coaches with a minimum of glue and staples.

03-08-2010, 01:39 PM	#9
HoosierDaddy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Indiana Posts: 424	I think if I had to remove anything through the windshield I would use a fork lift or mobile scaffold. I've had windshields replaced on both of my Newells. One thing I learned is that once they set the glass in the coach it should not be moved for at least 24 hrs in order for the sealant to cure and seal properly. Yes , Richard I too have been very impressed with how Newell constructed these coaches with a minimum of glue and staples. __________________ 1993 Newell 45'#316, 1976 Trans Am 455, 1967 GTO, 1953 Chevrolet 3105 (panel truck),1952 Chevrolet 3600,1969 Airstream Overlander. Always fixing something!