[alberg30] Chainplate info

[George Dinwiddie]

Brian,

Yes, you should go to 5/16" bolts or double the number of 1/4" bolts.
Also, make sure they are not threaded full length.  You don't want the 
diameter reduced where the chainplates bear on them.

Backing plates are a good idea.  If you can't accomplish that, big
washers are a second choice.

 - George

> Brian Zinser said:
> 
> 
> I removed my chainplates to rebed and hopefully stop the minor leaks.  Am I
> losing it or did I read on this list a recommendation to beef up the bolts
> which attach the chainplates to the bulkhead.  Also, any
> recommendation/opinion on whether backing plates are advisable.
> 
> Brian Zinser
> Manana #134

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