Shocks
2000 Fleetwood flair/ v-10/ f-53chassis/ 30' Question is I am going to order new shocks and as I look at the old ones on MH I don't know if the bolts are sae or metric and no way to really measure- s...
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Those bolts are going to be a beach to get off.
An impact wrench, air or electric, is highly recommended. These "rattle" the bolts loose, rather than just twisting them until they break.
I am another who never leaves home without a double full set of sockets, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2" in both metric and American, as well as a bunch of extensions, universals, and universal sockets....
As we get more and more serious about full-timing, my biggest thoughts go toward "what in the he!! am I going to do with my TOOLS?
An impact wrench, air or electric, is highly recommended. These "rattle" the bolts loose, rather than just twisting them until they break.
I am another who never leaves home without a double full set of sockets, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2" in both metric and American, as well as a bunch of extensions, universals, and universal sockets....
As we get more and more serious about full-timing, my biggest thoughts go toward "what in the he!! am I going to do with my TOOLS?
