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dkutz
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Coleman Abs front and rear panel attachment
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May 22, 2012, 04:31:54 PM »
So our colemans front And back panel are coming loose again. I have fixed them once using black automotive trim fastners, but that didnt last. Also when i tried to fix this time the holes dont line up.
Is there a better way to attach it?
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Re: Coleman Abs front and rear panel attachment
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Pictures my friend, pictures!
First, find out why the original mount holes aren't lining up. Once you have that solved, think outside the box for the fasteners. Usually, bigger is better, and include a wide fender washer when possible in order to spread the load and grip. There are also thin rubber washers that can go between your fender washer and the plastic, and toothed washers can be used to provide a grip that doesn't let go due to vibration and such.
But that's all just words since I don't know how those ends are supposed to be attached.
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Re: Coleman Abs front and rear panel attachment
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on my Bayport, metal screws were used top and bottom. On the top they were screwed in the 1x2 wood top rail. On the bottom they screwed into the metal frame.
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On our 2002 Coleman Cottonwood, the panels are attached with screws on the bottom and expanding rivets on the top. I had to fix the front panel a couple years ago and found the rivets at McMaster-Carr
http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-rivets/=hoqqzi
. It is the "Bulb Style". I don't remember the exact dimensions, but here is a picture of it
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