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Originally Posted by HaRVey
I'm on a mobile app so can't see what model RV you have, but I suspect the criticality of the rear brackets will be related to the size and load of your RV.
If you have access to a bottle or floor jack, I would put it under the free end of the bracket to try and break it loose (loosen the end link to sway bar bolt slightly first, to allow the bracket to rotate). Alternatively you could use your stabilizer Jacks to raise the RV, brace under the bracket with some 4x4 or cement blocks and manually slightly lower the RV (if you try this method, have someone watch the bracket while you do it).
It really makes no sense that neither the bolt or the bushing will rotate in the end link.  |
I have a Hurricane 29M on the 18k chassis. I think I'll try that suggestion with the bottle jack. Loosen the nut and try to jack it to free it to rotate. I cannot understand why it will not rotate in that bushing. Doesn't make sense to me.
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