I just took down the mast and started to think about removing the tabernacle so I could install the mast plate. When I looked in the inspection port under the mast, I didn't see the nuts that I expected - just what looks like a fiberglass bar that supports the mast with the mast light wires going through it....not nuts to loosen to remove the tabernacle. Can anyone tell me what's going on here? Thanks.
Keith
aurora@capital.net
Installation of Mast Plate
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Re: Installation of Mast Plate
Keith,
I will be doing the same job in a couple of weeks. Others on this board have advised me that the bolts holding the mast step in place go into threaded holes in a steel plate embedded in the laminate.
Bill GOldsmith
goldy@bestweb.net
I will be doing the same job in a couple of weeks. Others on this board have advised me that the bolts holding the mast step in place go into threaded holes in a steel plate embedded in the laminate.
Bill GOldsmith
keith kelley wrote: I just took down the mast and started to think about removing the tabernacle so I could install the mast plate. When I looked in the inspection port under the mast, I didn't see the nuts that I expected - just what looks like a fiberglass bar that supports the mast with the mast light wires going through it....not nuts to loosen to remove the tabernacle. Can anyone tell me what's going on here? Thanks.
Keith
goldy@bestweb.net
Re: Installation of Mast Plate
the bolts holding the mast step in place go into threaded holes in a steel plate embedded in the laminate.
That is correct, plus some unknown adhesive you cannot get at (most likly 5200 or similar.) Have "Anti-Bond" in hand but haven't found a way to get at the bonding agent.
Leo MacDonald CD30K 'Heather Ann'
That is correct, plus some unknown adhesive you cannot get at (most likly 5200 or similar.) Have "Anti-Bond" in hand but haven't found a way to get at the bonding agent.
Leo MacDonald CD30K 'Heather Ann'