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15 Nov 2013 11:28 #91263
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Tadpole wrote:
helijohn wrote: I fabricated some brackets from 50x50x5mm tube.
How did you get on with the inside (tunnel) fitting John, use the same
Yes, the beauty of using four individual pieces is that they are all the same - you get a production line going and the parallelogram shape, if you cut to 45° angles, is ready shaped for bolt access. Then you get the same displacement all round! Believe me it takes minutes cutting and drilling once you have gotten past the planning stage and you know what you want. Only thing that slows the job is the finishing. I painted mine with you know what and made the edges really smooth, deburring all sharp edges.
Because the floor mounts are not in line front to rear you will have trouble using one piece rails which is what I have usually done in the past. Also in the past I used thinner steel but as these are independent corners I went for a heavier gauge.
Hope this helps.
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28 Nov 2013 17:08 #93611
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for any one that wants there seat moved back, hear is what i done
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28 Nov 2013 17:20 #93613
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Looks good.
Do you have a pic of the one at the rear near the door please?
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chriscallow wrote: for any one that wants there seat moved back, hear is what i done
Looks good.
Do you have a pic of the one at the rear near the door please?
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28 Nov 2013 17:36 #93617
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helijohn wrote:
chriscallow wrote: for any one that wants there seat moved back, hear is what i done
Looks good.
Do you have a pic of the one at the rear near the door please?
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