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Unread 12-21-2014, 03:32 PM
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Thanks for the pics and the p v c pipes to hold them in place is a great idea thanks. I'm going to make the clamps it will give me something to do till it starts to warm up a little. I'm in nj.
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Is that 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch p v c .?
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2" sch 40, but class 200 works as well
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Thanks I
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Could you not have just used a larger screw??? Or bolt it??
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the problem is the "lip" the hatch cover rest on is very thin and the holes get "wallered"* out & you can't get to the backside for through bolting





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the problem is the "lip" the hatch cover rest on is very thin and the holes get "wallered"* out & you can't get to the backside for through bolting





* consult "Southern to English Dictionary"

You have to take the cover off......haha, hope this helps!!
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