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SEMIJim 07-01-2009 12:35 AM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Z 202 (Post 15919)
The black "do-dad" is the vent for the gas tank.

Where exactly is that?

blockp 07-01-2009 01:09 AM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
On the port side of the swim platform.

SEMIJim 07-01-2009 01:53 AM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by blockp (Post 15971)
On the port side of the swim platform.

I think I noticed that and wondered what it was at the time. Thanks.

Jim

Paul F 07-01-2009 03:13 AM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Need more details!

Are you just replacing elastic across the top of the netting? Where did you get the elastic?

Is it a pretty simple procedure?

1999Mariah 07-01-2009 03:51 AM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Yep, very simple, about 5 minutes per chair.

Items needed:

- 1 inch wide elastic strips from Wal-Mart ($2 a pack, probably need 1 to 2, you'll find these in the fabric section)
- Scissors
- Phillips Screw Driver

1. Take just the top left and right screw of of the chair to get at the top of the netting.
2. On mine the elastic band (no elasticity left) was partially sewn into the net, so I cut a quarter inch off both sides to release the elastic.
3. Safety pin the new elastic strip to the old one, pull the old one through as it pulls the new elastic in place.
4. Then screw in one side (left or right) putting the screw through the netting+new elastic
5. Pull the the other side as taut as you'd like, and screw through the netting+new elastic on that side, then cut the excess.

All done - looks great!:wink_thumbup:

Lynn Smith 09-01-2009 02:13 PM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Can anyone help me find out how to remove the raised side panels in the cockpit? The upholstery is worn on the ends and I want to replace it myself.

Z 202 09-01-2009 02:19 PM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynn Smith (Post 17997)
Can anyone help me find out how to remove the raised side panels in the cockpit? The upholstery is worn on the ends and I want to replace it myself.

On my 202 the side panels are just hung in place on some aluminum hangers. Simply grab them at the bottom and lift up.

Lynn Smith 09-01-2009 03:13 PM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Thanks. Sounds simple. Will give it a try.

Rdrdon 09-10-2009 04:29 PM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Say, is that fiberglass floor panels? mine is plywood & isn't perfect, I wondered if it were possible to replace with fiberglass....

daveraymyers 09-30-2009 12:59 AM

Re: Mesh (netting) behind the chairs and in the bow area
 
Hey!
Mine looks like the 'old' picture. Thanks for the great tip!!

Dave


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