1981 37ft sedan with three portholes. How do I take them out without breaking them. I took out all screws around frame. but they seem to be one piece. No wood frame, just plastic porthole then wall.
Thank You
RogerRose
porthole
Re: porthole
Adhesive fighting you?
Jeff
Jeff
"We live at the bottom of an ocean of air, not at the top." General Marvage Slatington
Re: porthole
YES, not sure about that does the inside porthole trim ring separate into two parts? inner and outer or one piece
Re: porthole
I'm afraid you're gonna have force things and hope for the best.
Jeff
Jeff
"We live at the bottom of an ocean of air, not at the top." General Marvage Slatington
Re: porthole
You might look on the computer for a new one and get some idea how they are put together. Some glues will soften with heat, so you might try a hairdryer to heat it up first.--Ed
BUSIA
located in Ketchikan, Alaska. Gods country
32 foot Marinette (no fly bridge)
twin 350 Crusader (Chev 350) engines
1:1 Borg Warner velvet drive transmissions
Closed cooling (antifreeze in the engine)
Proud to be retired IBEW and an A+P
located in Ketchikan, Alaska. Gods country
32 foot Marinette (no fly bridge)
twin 350 Crusader (Chev 350) engines
1:1 Borg Warner velvet drive transmissions
Closed cooling (antifreeze in the engine)
Proud to be retired IBEW and an A+P
Re: porthole
I had two of them out on my '78 over the winter, one to replace and one to re-seal. Remove the outer trim ring and the screws on the inside, removing the outer trim should let you get in and cut the adhesive/sealant. I might still have the broken one at home and could take some pictures but there is not a lot to them. There was no sealant on the interior side of mine, just the outside.
Scott
1978 Marinette '37 Dual Cabin
440 Chryslers
1978 Marinette '37 Dual Cabin
440 Chryslers
Re: porthole
pictures would help.
Thank you
Roger
Thank you
Roger