Tank locating method?

[SpannerBrat]

Thanks, I’ll see how we do turning it around (it will neaten up the area I’ve got to navigate with the new seat pan / seat so worth getting it right). As for the holes being for “ventilation”......somehow that doesn’t sit right?

[hairygit]

Thanks, I’ll see how we do turning it around (it will neaten up the area I’ve got to navigate with the new seat pan / seat so worth getting it right). As for the holes being for “ventilation”......somehow that doesn’t sit right?

You need to understand Bryan's sense of humour! Don't think there IS a reason for it! (The holes!)

[Bryanj]

It was stupid o'clock after a baaad day and the answer seemed reasonable to me-----an old northerner with a Les Dawson sense of Humour. There is no specific reason for the holes, may just be a design carry over from an originally different method of fixing, may just have been an ink blot on the drawings, who knows. I have seen a tank packed up with rubber and a nut(Nylock) and bolt through that hole when the tabs on the frame had disappeared---made it a swine to remove and cost the customer a fortune in labour.


Thanks Hairy at least one person understands me, apart from the cat!!

[hairygit]

Sorry anyone finds any part of the cartoon offensive, but Bryan's last paragraph reminded me of this cartoon!

Sent from my X6pro using Tapatalk

[Bryanj]

Remember a dog will take instructions, a cat will think about it get back to you later!!

[SpannerBrat]

As another Northerner Bryan, I had my suspicions (& love the cartoon btw Hairy). Keep it up both!

A nut/bolt (& big washer) seems an easy enough addition. A  bit “belt n brace” maybe but an easy fit (no rip-off labour rates if i’m doing it all on my tod).

[Green1]

Who told me it went the other way?
Now Iv got to turn the little blighters around.