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Not a direct answer to your post, but there have been numerous posts in past years on several different RV forums about the correct track and its issues. Some were the yellow cam falling off and some were the entire assy bolt and all MIA. Maybe that's why some manufacturers have stopped installing the correct track as standard equipment. The assumption that correct track fixes alignment of the axles is only 50% true. Correct track CANNOT adjust camber or toe-in ... it can only adjust parallelism of one axle to the other and both's squareness to the frame. Most RV service centers do not have the equipment to read caster, camber, and toe-in or trained techs to do anything about it. Sorry for the ramble ....
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