| [GMCnet] replacement propane door for 76 Rear Bath Royale [message #249991] |
Sun, 18 May 2014 01:44  |
kincaid76royale
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Hi erf:
Thanks for shrinking and loading the pictures for me.
I made the relacement door from a window screen kit from Ace Hardware. It is 13-1/4 wide by 13-5/8 tall. It is held in place by two small screws angled into the bottom of the door frame, easily removed for refilling. Two small screws in the door serve as handles. I used plastic window screen but I may remake it with shade cloth or a double thickness of window screen for less see-through.
http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/ photos/g6609-propane-door.html
Thanks again Gene.
Jack Kincaid, Castro Valley, CA
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| Re: [GMCnet] replacement propane door for 76 Rear Bath Royale [message #249999 is a reply to message #249991] |
Sun, 18 May 2014 06:17  |
Ken Henderson
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Nice job, Jack.
When I needed one of those, and a refrigerator vent door, several years ago
(at least 12), I went to a large sheet metal shop in Macon, GA, who made
them quickly and cheaply. I suspect not all such shops have the louver
making equipment they used, but they do a lot of aircraft part fabrication
for the nearby USAF base.
They even made a perfect replacement for a 2'x3'x0.080" basement door for
my 40' SOB for about half the manufacturer's price.
Anyone needing a door should check with such local shops.
Ken H.
On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 2:44 AM, wrote:
> Hi erf:
>
> Thanks for shrinking and loading the pictures for me.
> I made the relacement door from a window screen kit from Ace Hardware. It
> is 13-1/4 wide by 13-5/8 tall. It is held in place by two small screws
> angled into the bottom of the door frame, easily removed for refilling. Two
> small screws in the door serve as handles. I used plastic window screen
> but I may remake it with shade cloth or a double thickness of window
> screen for less see-through.
> http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/g6609-propane-door.html
>
> Thanks again Gene.
>
> Jack Kincaid, Castro Valley, CA
>
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