Frame rails

[thomas g. warner]

Scott have you got the dimensions of the frame rail , thickness, height etc
(I am at home but remember that it is just a U section right? . Maybe it is
an off the shelf steel fabrication, available from a supplier. I have access
to any kind of new or used steel. Tell me what it is and I will find out.
would be nice if we could provide them to other GMCers at low cost.

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>writes:
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> just a set of bent channels? My 73 has a chronic case of frame cancer
> that I'll have to deal with eventually. >>
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> Well Patrick, from now on, everybody, that uses my website, I want a royalty.
>
> Actually Patrick, I had them done even lower than posted. I didn't want
>some of you to feel bad if you didn't come up with the same price I got. The
>$350 included some plates that I had to fabricate to also repair the boogie
>frame itself. That film is being developed and I will post that to. I would
>venture if you have rust on your frame and you can notice it, you also have a
>problem with the bogie frame too. It is just in the way they are sandwiched
>together.
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> As far as drilling, no. Patrick you haven't been to my website have you?. I
>tried to explain as much as necessary in it.
>http://www.bytedesigns.com/nehoda t=_self]HEINZ NEHODAS BACK YARD[/url]
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> Scott Adohen
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>
Tom & Marg Warner
Vernon Center NY
1976 palmbeach

 

[thomas g. warner]

Scott I may have another way to get the information will let you know if I
am successful later this week.

>In a message dated 12/13/98 7:26:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, warner
>writes:
>
> I am at home but remember that it is just a U section right? Maybe it is
> an off the shelf steel fabrication, available from a supplier. I have access
> to any kind of new or used steel. Tell me what it is and I will find out.
> would be nice if we could provide them to other GMCers at low cost.
>
> >>
>Hi Tom,
>
>All those questions are on my website. I tried to find off the shelf
>products, unfortunately, nothing was available in my searching. You might have
>better luck.
>I e-mailed you the other day about talking to Rouge Steel in Mich. I had a
>nice talk with a gentleman in the metalurgy dept. He asked me to get the old
>metal tested using Rockwell on a c scale and get back to him. I am going to
>do that tomorrow.
>The old rail is 1/8x16'8" x 6" outside with 2 1/2 legs. I used 3/16 material
>to fabricate my rails. I'd like to keep my motorhome until I'm a menace on
>the road, thats why I went to 3/16". Once I put that back under, I don't
>want to have to redo it again ,even if I'm able to, at 70.
>
>Scott Adohen HEINZ
>NEHODAS BACK YARD
>
>
Tom & Marg Warner
Vernon Center NY
1976 palmbeach