[Public-List] Mounting surface under the head
Carla
hazlegrove at aol.com
Tue Jul 16 13:57:38 PDT 2019
I replaced my head last Spring and found the mounting surface took four stainless lag bolts very well. The new holes didn't line up with what was previously there so I drilled a size or two smaller for the new bolts. I’m not sure what may have been under the liner if anything at all but the fiberglass was relatively thick and the bolts quite secure. For what’s it worth, the larger size Jabsco bowl did fit within the space behind the folded door and the slow close seat and lid stay up fine even though they are a little more vertical than the instructions suggest.
Richard Hazlegrove
Quest 433
Mob jack Bay, VA.
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> Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2019 13:48:46 -0300
> From: "David A. Bardsley" <davebardsley at eastlink.ca>
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> Folks,
> What is the head mounted to underneath the cabin liner?
> I'm about to install a replacement head, jabsco compact 29090-3000, and
> am wondering what material I'm about to bolt into.
> Dave
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> From: George Dinwiddie <gdinwiddie at alberg30.org>
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> Dave
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>> On 7/15/19 12:48 PM, David A. Bardsley via Public-List wrote:
>> Folks,
>> What is the head mounted to underneath the cabin liner?
>> I'm about to install a replacement head, jabsco compact 29090-3000, and
>> am wondering what material I'm about to bolt into.
>> Dave
>> #574 Ginseng
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> I suspect it's just mounted to the liner itself.
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> Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2019 14:41:16 -0300
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> I removed the original head over the weekend and the four square headed
> SS bolts have an aggressive self-tapping thread. My instincts say
> there is a large block of wood or GRP filling the void between the
> liner and hull, but without performing unwanted exploratory surgery I
> cannot say for sure.
> Dave
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> From: Kris Coward <kris at melon.org>
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> When I switched to a composting head on Candy Cane (#583), there didn't
> seem to be anything filling that void. I also failed to hit any backing
> material when pulling battery cables for the repower to electric. The
> aggressive self-tapping thread is probably to be able to cut a thread
> into the FRP itself (since glass is harder than tool steel, the decision
> for aggressive self-tapping may have been made to make sure that enough
> thread got cut in the FRP by the bolt, instead of too much thread
> getting cut off the bolt by the FRP).
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> -Kris
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>> On Mon, Jul 15, 2019 at 02:41:16PM -0300, David A. Bardsley via Public-List wrote:
>> I removed the original head over the weekend and the four square headed
>> SS bolts have an aggressive self-tapping thread. My instincts say
>> there is a large block of wood or GRP filling the void between the
>> liner and hull, but without performing unwanted exploratory surgery I
>> cannot say for sure.
>> Dave
>> #574 Ginseng
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