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bigdaveb · Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:23 pm Size: 1200x1600 Views: 22 Rating: Not rated

bigdaveb
The sliding door lock after polished nickel plating. Reinstalled all the pieces and lubed with Super Lube 21030 - very smooth action. The four rivets were partially drilled out in order to get the mechanism open for servicing. Once stripped and prior to plating, the two rivets closest to the latch were drilled out and tapped for an M5x0.8 allen head machine screw. The head of the screw is short enough to reinstall the mechanism without causing an obstruction. The screws that are used to mount the mechanism on the door will also serve the purpose of keeping the mechanism together. The screws holding the rubber buffers will be replaced with stainless steel screws as well.

bigdaveb · Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:22 pm Size: 1600x1200 Views: 31 Rating: Not rated

bigdaveb
The sliding door lock after polished nickel plating. Reinstalled all the pieces and lubed with Super Lube 21030 - very smooth action. The four rivets were partially drilled out in order to get the mechanism open for servicing. Once stripped and prior to plating, the two rivets closest to the latch were drilled out and tapped for an M5x0.8 allen head machine screw. The head of the screw is short enough to reinstall the mechanism without causing an obstruction. The screws that are used to mount the mechanism on the door will also serve the purpose of keeping the mechanism together. The screws holding the rubber buffers will be replaced with stainless steel screws as well.

bigdaveb · Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:22 pm Size: 1200x1600 Views: 37 Rating: Not rated

bigdaveb
The sliding door lock after polished nickel plating. Reinstalled all the pieces and lubed with Super Lube 21030 - very smooth action. The four rivets were partially drilled out in order to get the mechanism open for servicing. Once stripped and prior to plating, the two rivets closest to the latch were drilled out and tapped for an M5x0.8 allen head machine screw. The head of the screw is short enough to reinstall the mechanism without causing an obstruction. The screws that are used to mount the mechanism on the door will also serve the purpose of keeping the mechanism together. The screws holding the rubber buffers will be replaced with stainless steel screws as well.

bigdaveb · Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:19 pm Size: 1200x1600 Views: 11 Rating: Not rated

bigdaveb
The sliding door lock after polished nickel plating. Reinstalled all the pieces and lubed with Super Lube 21030 - very smooth action. The four rivets were partially drilled out in order to get the mechanism open for servicing. Once stripped and prior to plating, the two rivets closest to the latch were drilled out and tapped for an M5x0.8 allen head machine screw. The head of the screw is short enough to reinstall the mechanism without causing an obstruction. The screws that are used to mount the mechanism on the door will also serve the purpose of keeping the mechanism together. The screws holding the rubber buffers will be replaced with stainless steel screws as well.

bigdaveb · Posted: Wed May 30, 2018 9:24 pm Size: 1600x1200 Views: 20 Rating: Not rated

bigdaveb
The sliding door lock after polished nickel plating. Reinstalled all the pieces and lubed with Super Lube 21030 - very smooth action. The four rivets were partially drilled out in order to get the mechanism open for servicing. Once stripped and prior to plating, the two rivets closest to the latch were drilled out and tapped for an M5x0.8 allen head machine screw. The head of the screw is short enough to reinstall the mechanism without causing an obstruction. The screws that are used to mount the mechanism on the door will also serve the purpose of keeping the mechanism together. The screws holding the rubber buffers will be replaced with stainless steel screws as well.

Uncle Andy · Posted: Tue Jun 21, 2016 12:58 pm Size: 1024x768 Views: 12 Rating: Not rated

Uncle Andy
Shows long and short versions

easy e · Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 2:00 pm Size: 990x731 Views: 94 Rating: Not rated

easy e
I was having a hard time getting the steel rivets flat... so I used some short countersunk slotted screws. The slots oriented horizontal let the slots be hidden behind the vent window seal. When I was installing the whole frame into the door... the round edge bead wanted to be tucked under the frame & wouldn't let the frame go all the way down. After getting the frame to door bolts in... I got them snugged & used a small pick to jab into the bead & it let me work along the bead & pull it out from under the window frame. I grabbed a "trial size" of baby powder & it definitely helped all the rubber parts / painted parts slip past each other for installation.

easy e · Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 2:00 pm Size: 1153x1600 Views: 46 Rating: Not rated

easy e
I was having a hard time getting the steel rivets flat... so I used some short countersunk slotted screws. The slots oriented horizontal let the slots be hidden behind the vent window seal. When I was installing the whole frame into the door... the round edge bead wanted to be tucked under the frame & wouldn't let the frame go all the way down. After getting the frame to door bolts in... I got them snugged & used a small pick to jab into the bead & it let me work along the bead & pull it out from under the window frame. I grabbed a "trial size" of baby powder & it definitely helped all the rubber parts / painted parts slip past each other for installation.

easy e · Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 2:00 pm Size: 1600x1544 Views: 115 Rating: Not rated

easy e
I was having a hard time getting the steel rivets flat... so I used some short countersunk slotted screws. The slots oriented horizontal let the slots be hidden behind the vent window seal. When I was installing the whole frame into the door... the round edge bead wanted to be tucked under the frame & wouldn't let the frame go all the way down. After getting the frame to door bolts in... I got them snugged & used a small pick to jab into the bead & it let me work along the bead & pull it out from under the window frame. I grabbed a "trial size" of baby powder & it definitely helped all the rubber parts / painted parts slip past each other for installation.

Clara · Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:18 am Size: 1200x900 Views: 251 Rating: Not rated

Clara
This is a six pop-out bus.
The pop out latch for the window behind the cargo door has a short spoon.
The tab on the spoon was bent to clear the closet wall, which made sense when we installed the closet.

Clara · Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:18 am Size: 1200x900 Views: 186 Rating: Not rated

Clara
This is a six pop-out bus.
The pop out latch for the window behind the cargo door has a short spoon.
The tab on the spoon was bent to clear the closet wall, which made sense when we installed the closet.

Clara · Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 9:18 am Size: 1200x900 Views: 125 Rating: Not rated

Clara
This is a six pop-out bus.
The pop out latch for the window behind the cargo door has a short spoon.
The tab on the spoon was bent to clear the closet wall, which made sense when we installed the closet.

EverettB · Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 7:15 pm Size: 800x633 Views: 1491 Rating: Not rated

EverettB
At BYOB/Red Barn and Kelley Park 2007:
Como Green short middle seat kick panel for my '63
Como Green tool kit bag for my '63
Continental Tire stand
Air pressure gauge
Deluxe sun visors
Chrome hubcap
Church keys
'66 Type 3 and '67 Bug window cranks
Blaupunkt bus speaker and mount
Bus mirror arm
Truck gate latches
Type 3 trunk light
Accessory oil filler
Positive and negative battery cables
Misc. engine tin
Misc. Bus bumper bolts and special washers

Stanagon · Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2005 8:04 pm Size: 720x540 Views: 429 Rating: Not rated

Stanagon
This bus has 5 long spoon window latches and one short one on the forward cargo door. Hopefully this will be my next project bus once I can extract it from the snow.


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