Tall T
Well-known Member
finally got the broken up pieces of aluminum trim back on. Had to reuse some of the old rivet holes and used it to line up piece by piece. I had to mess them up a bit to get them off, but I'm glad I could still make them work.
I used aluminum rivet backup washers which helped and they make it easy to remove rivets in the future with a zip disk.
Good enough for government work.
There was this mysterious hole right where the seat bottom rests that looked like it was calling for a rubber, height adjuster/bumper.
So I found this in my gallon of rubber bits with an impregnated 1/4" bolt . . . so I installed it and brazed a shallow nut up top.
-wet rags keeping the rubber cool.
I zip cut that rubber bumper in half already, but I might zip it in half again. A little changes a lot of seat tilT. The way it is now it makes me sit up straight.
THE END
I used aluminum rivet backup washers which helped and they make it easy to remove rivets in the future with a zip disk.
Good enough for government work.
There was this mysterious hole right where the seat bottom rests that looked like it was calling for a rubber, height adjuster/bumper.
So I found this in my gallon of rubber bits with an impregnated 1/4" bolt . . . so I installed it and brazed a shallow nut up top.
-wet rags keeping the rubber cool.
I zip cut that rubber bumper in half already, but I might zip it in half again. A little changes a lot of seat tilT. The way it is now it makes me sit up straight.
THE END
