RV Park near Atlanta

[David Brady]

Brad,



Cool, I'm interested in what your driving impressions are.

Part of my new anti-sway bar is at the machine shop. I should

have all the parts soon and will be able to give it a test drive

in a week or so.



IIRC, there's a small set screw on the portion mounted to the

sofa, turning it should increase/decrease the spring tension. The

set screw is on the end (the narrow edge of the latch). There's

always the possibility that the tension is already at it's highest

setting. My sofa drawers have two of these latches each.



David Brady

'02 LXi, NC



brad barton wrote:

David,

My coach is now at the chassis place and they know what to do with the
anti-sway bar links. 

Spring loaded latches adjustable..okay.  Can you remember where
they adjust..on the ends or in the middle? 

Thanks.  At least BB uses real steel..so magnetic catches are an option
if the spring latches don't work. 



Brad Barton 00LXiDFW bbartonwx@hotmail.com

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