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Old 05-05-2018, 03:00 AM   #71
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Glad you got Sheila all serviced up, now go have some fun, safe travels. If you get a chance post up some pics
Here ya go....lol!



Can you spot the mistake? Trac bar 'knuckle' goes behind(to the rear) of the frame bracket

The Pumpkin side goes on the forward side with three big washers

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Well sports fans...we made it a whopping 120 miles :

http://www.irv2.com/forums/f107/2004...ml#post4172895
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Oh my not good. One more reason to have a big extinguisher in one basement on each side of the coach. I will learn from this one. Glad you guys are ok and you didn’t lose the coach.
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Yes, the bigger the better!

And this excitement was all happening less than 2 feet from the Franken fuel filter......if it had been leaking......game over
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