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Neweller · 04-12-2013, 07:48 PM

I agree with Gordon. Whey you have your camera handy and if you feel like taking some photo's of Newell Reasoning and Repairs, you'll have my vote.

I always carried blocks and heavy duty bottle jacks in my Newell's. A vise can come in handy as well, which I had in my '86 originally fabricated by a IMSA GTU racer/owner. It was welded to a piece of tubing that would slip into the hitch receiver when needed. I also figured if a guy didn't have access to welding a vise onto the tubing, he could probably bolt it to some plate steel that is then bolted down to the tubing with U-Bolts etc.... Just some tools for thought..

04-12-2013, 07:48 PM	#11
Neweller Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Heartland Posts: 3,563	I agree with Gordon. Whey you have your camera handy and if you feel like taking some photo's of Newell Reasoning and Repairs, you'll have my vote. I always carried blocks and heavy duty bottle jacks in my Newell's. A vise can come in handy as well, which I had in my '86 originally fabricated by a IMSA GTU racer/owner. It was welded to a piece of tubing that would slip into the hitch receiver when needed. I also figured if a guy didn't have access to welding a vise onto the tubing, he could probably bolt it to some plate steel that is then bolted down to the tubing with U-Bolts etc.... Just some tools for thought.. __________________ Ken Previous Owner of 3 Newell's Wanted: Newell Coach Needing Engine Replacement! If you want to sell, PM or Private Message me. Thanks! "I know I’m not perfect, and I don't live to be. But before you start pointing fingers, make sure your hands are clean." -Bob Marley