FLSteve
RVF Supporter
- Joined
- Nov 18, 2019
- Messages
- 617
- Location
- Fort Myers, FL
- RV Year
- 2022
- RV Make
- Newmar
- RV Model
- Mountain Aire 4118
- RV Length
- 41'
- TOW/TOAD
- 2024 JL Rubicon & 2019 Cherokee Trailhawk
I just read this over on the Facebook "Newmar Owners Group". I have not heard a word about this issue ??? Just thought I would ask if any of you have. I have not noticed any signs in our coach ... but will sure look closer tomorrow. If you can get over to this FB post there are lots of comments about others having the issue as well.
FLSteve ?
Jason Bell
2019 London Aire. Has anyone else been told the wood Newmar said it used to build the coach was infected with Powderpost Beetles that can take up to five years to start eating the wood and requiring the wood to be replaced and/or fumigated? How did you handle the fumigating part, I'm full-time? These things come out at night and each lay up to 50 eggs a year, my coach is almost two years old. They are equal in damage to termites, the "powder" you see I first thought was construction sawdust a year ago, but it kept happening certain times a year, like now, and it's not sawdust it's like baby power, thus the name Newmar told me. The one picture below is a close up of the tiny pin holes in my walk-in closet that clothes hang against, two walls look like that.



FLSteve ?
Jason Bell
Newmar Owners Group
2019 London Aire. Has anyone else been told the wood Newmar said it used to build the coach was infected with Powderpost Beetles that can take up to five years to start eating the wood and requiring the wood to be replaced and/or fumigated? How did you handle the fumigating part, I'm full-time? These things come out at night and each lay up to 50 eggs a year, my coach is almost two years old. They are equal in damage to termites, the "powder" you see I first thought was construction sawdust a year ago, but it kept happening certain times a year, like now, and it's not sawdust it's like baby power, thus the name Newmar told me. The one picture below is a close up of the tiny pin holes in my walk-in closet that clothes hang against, two walls look like that.


