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Old 11-01-2018, 03:13 PM   #1
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Ultratrac Trac Bar?

I bought a used Ultratrac rear trac bar from Ebay and I'm getting ready to install it on my MH. The instructions only state that the motor home should be level, so can I lift the rear a little bit using the leveling jacks to give me better access underneath as long as the rear end is level? Also, what is the torque required on the sway bar bushing brackets?
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