Little wooden knob in Bullet Cabin
05-05-2005, 09:21 PM
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Little wooden knob in Bullet Cabin
There is this little wooden knob in my 88 Bullet Cabin. Its located next to a contol panel where the battery charger on/off swith is. I don't know what it is for. Any insight would be appriciated.
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05-06-2005, 02:02 PM
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Re: Little wooden knob in Bullet Cabin
finally made it to my project and took a pic...I don't have a wooden one but a plastic knob if this is the area you are inquiring on. Looking closely (ignore my polishing compound I started last week) Stan is correct with the corrosion...great, more work...stress relief I guess. Still love the project and the deal.
05-07-2005, 07:22 AM
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Re: Little wooden knob in Bullet Cabin
A "knob" in a bullet? Isn't that Craig
05-08-2005, 05:22 AM
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Re: Little wooden knob in Bullet Cabin
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Just try working the Craig... I mean knob back -n- fourth & the corrosion may work its way out. Or take the panel off & you'll see a metal tab that glides against a round spring.. Some fine sand paper should do the trick.
Just try working the Craig... I mean knob back -n- fourth & the corrosion may work its way out. Or take the panel off & you'll see a metal tab that glides against a round spring.. Some fine sand paper should do the trick.
05-08-2005, 01:32 PM
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Re: Little wooden knob in Bullet Cabin
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Wyatt
Just try working the Craig... I mean knob back -n- fourth & the corrosion may work its way out. Or take the panel off & you'll see a metal tab that glides against a round spring.. Some fine sand paper should do the trick.
Just try working the Craig... I mean knob back -n- fourth & the corrosion may work its way out. Or take the panel off & you'll see a metal tab that glides against a round spring.. Some fine sand paper should do the trick.
Stan
Thank you...
I'll give it a try...I tell ya I am having a lot of fun working on this toy that I may quit my job and do this full time-
...something to look forward to when I do retire for good.
