use nutplates on the (unsplit) LG-5 exterior and longer bolts. The bolts
are in shear so I reckon they don't need to be tight enough to dent the
backside of the LG-5. I had already drilled for the socket wrench so I
went with the access panels. It would have been easier to rivet a hefty
doubler over the hole and use nutplates anyway. Could have drilled and
lockwired the bolt heads as well I suppose.
Ken
On 11/01/2012 1:46 PM, drewjan@cabletv.on.ca wrote:
I would put the holes on top just under the seat that way you will be able to reach
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From: gleeso1<gleeso1@iprimus.com.au>
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Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2012 13:06:14
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Subject: [rebel-builders] LG 26 (centre tube) to Fuse 5s hardware access
Has anybody put access holes in the bottom skin (fuse 40) to get to the
5/16"nuts and washers on the LG 26 to Fuse 5s attachment?
I have the bungee gear and the Fuse 5s are not split. Any thoughts,
pros, cons, appreciated.
John Gleeson
Rebel 804 Down Under,
(where it's warm/hot) :-)
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