What did you do to your Class A MH today???

bigred1cav
You might have read about the rear trac bar on here. It is put on the gas f53 chassis to help with the wandering. I was getting an aliegnment and found the bracket for the frame there. The bracket for the rear end I had manufactured at a steel manufacturing site. It was made out of 1/4 inch steel. The cross bar I found at tractor supply. It comes in different lenghts.
If you go to oemys-performance.com and click on trac bar you will see what I have done. It will also give you a diagram that you can use. I had to blow it up and then crawled under to make sure it would fit. The distances are correct if you lay down the template on the piece of steel you had cut out. Let me know if you have anymore questions.

Scrubbed the roof and applied a few coats of new sealer

I took the old girl in for her annual state mandated safety inspection. She passed with flying colors, as expected.

Made my own windshield sun screen. $40 in material and another 40 for magnets. How’s it look?



Replaced the chassis battery. Sam's Club had them on sale for $85. Had the chassis AC recharged. Loose fitting finally let go and lost the charge. Installed new window felt on the front windows to eliminate road rattle.

Got the Winegard Carryout up and running - 2 receivers, 1 extra input for second receiver installed by dealer (Veurinks), and activated through DISH for my RV. Went very well, especially after I hooked primary cable to Sat in coax instead of cable in coax ( ID 10 T, error).

koda55 wrote:
Manufactured and installed the rear trac bar for my 2005 35 foot gas Georgie Boy. Took it for a 20 mile ride and the results were fantastic. Next project will be ride rites on the rear and front.

What is a rear trac bar? How did you make one?

Manufactured and installed the rear trac bar for my 2005 35 foot gas Georgie Boy. Took it for a 20 mile ride and the results were fantastic. Next project will be ride rites on the rear and front.

I bought tires for it. Going to install them next week.

Took out the driver and passenger seats and took out the pink (yes real freaking pink) carpeting out in that area and laid down some grayish blue indoor/outdoor carpeting in that area. Putting it around all the angles and such on the drivers side was a pain. Just have the dog house left to do now. Clamps will be a pain. Put in a new little loveseat we bought up in Elkhart and now its getting more homey. Without the seats up front there is so much more room.........maybe ill just drive up front with my camping chairs and have the room when stopped HAHA. Yeah that would create an issue or three im thinking

I looked at it.