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Brian,
Yes, slow steady pressure to lift the needle off. But it sounds like you are already well past that point.

I haven't done it on an AC speedometer but I have done it on a SW tachometer. The trick there wasn't in the removal but in the install. Can't put pressure on the shaft while pressing the needle back ...

Since the self-tapping screws to mount the rail will carry the load in shear and not tension I can see there is little risk of them pulling out even with tight canvas.

Wes,

Thanks for the enlarged drawing.

Wade

Wes,

Yes, I did see the diagram you provided in the link and it helped with orienting the rail. What I was asking in my original question was not only how did the military install the rails but al ...

Bretto, - correct, no holes in the frame presently for mounting the strip.

Brian, - also correct, the link I was able to follow shows the rails for an M38, not an A1 and I wasn't able to locate a p ...

Because my questions seem to elicit a response from you that I'm not trying hard enough to locate an answer through looking at the photo albums/manuals before posting a question on the site.

I do ...

I have the means...time to find out if I have the skill. Cut, bend, weld, start over.....

The trickiest part looks to be working out the contour.

I'll post pics of my efforts if Wes doesn't ba ...

Thanks for the responses.

As noted in my original post, I did ask for the link to any relevant pictures if I had overlooked THE definitive picture of the rail mounting method. I had looked through ...

I'm working on refurbishing the left door for my M38A1 (and still searching for a right side frame) since as you can see in the picture, the window is "slightly" cloudy and the canvas is weathered.
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I'm working on installing doors on my M38A1 and had a question about how others have mounted the rail that captures the forward edge of the door canvas.

You can see in this stunningly clear and wel ...

ChuckW,

Thanks for looking through your old stuff but I may have found a place to buy just the breaker plate with the screws already in it.

Regarding the Pertronix unit, I just looked at their o ...

Does Pertronix make a 24V unit so I can retain the waterproof housing and stock appearance? I have seen the ones that require converting to a 12V distributor and then a Pertronix unit can be installe ...

So naturally while doing some maintenance I managed to break the head off of the eccentric screw when adjusting the breaker point gap. I was able to set the correct gap and lock it down using the loc ...

Thanks for the link to the troubleshooting guide. I'm sure it will be helpful in running this down.

Prior to posting my inquiry I had confirmed that the float is intact and working properly. The ...


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