Installing NFB Steering Helm - Page 4

Skools Out · #31 10-06-2006, 12:55 AM

ok here's what all i'm sending back

Here's your original trim cover with long stainless screws for prethreaded holes in bracket

New made steering bracket

New Stainless Stering arm you needed with all nuts and washers plus tention spring

New Factory Steering bracket in case new one doesn't fit and new bigger steering trim cover
PS i'd use this trim cover it will cover better.

New Stainless Thru bolt parts 4 Stainless 5/16 Carriage bolts, 4 stainless washers, and 4 stainless nylon locking nuts.

Notice i polished the bolt heads so they look better on the top of your dash.

Just remember the new bracket mounts under the dash and then thru bolt from top with these new stainless bolts and trim cover will bolt threw the old steering hole. I hope this works and is that all you needed? Going out tomorrow via Priorty Mail.

Skools Out · #32 10-06-2006, 01:13 AM

oh yeah i looked in the box of steering nuts and found a box full of the ones for the steering box you sent. Thanks Again Todd

chumbucket · #33 10-06-2006, 01:38 AM

bygrace; how awesome is this guy? ;D 8) 8) 8)

You're a good man Skools. 8)

Bygracealone · #34 10-06-2006, 02:42 AM

You ain't kidding CB!

Skools has been a great friend. In fact, he's gone above and beyond anything I deserve. I've thanked him offlist, but I think it's worth saying publicly as well. Thanks buddy!!!

Skools Out · #35 10-06-2006, 01:39 PM

Anytime Brother *8)

Now I only hope it fits and works. Hard to build stuff for projects 500 miles away lol. I built 2 steel bridges for my garden railroad at the beach here on just some measurements. They both fit perfect hope this does too. The bridges wouldn't have been to bad except they *both were 4 ft and 7.5 ft curved 1 on one end and 1 in the center. They are 200 miles away.