OK need some more help guys. I had a friend pull out my old canvas baggage compartment ( he did not take any pictures) and I purchased a new one the problem is that I can see how it goes on in the front and back but I have nothing for the sides to tie into. Does anyone have any pics or suggestions.
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Got them, and actually found the cable for the camera too!
1) First shot is looking back from the passenger door with the hat shelf in.
2) Shot showing the hat shelf frame with the shelf cover removed
3) Picture from passenger door of pilot side attach for baggage sling
4) Pilot side view of passenger side hat shelf frame with cover off
5) High view of frame from passenger side
6) Passenger side baggage sling snapped in place
7) Passenger side baggage sling unsnapped
8) Thought # 6 didn't work and took a little wider shot
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Hey quit hijacking my question dude just kidding. Hank those are great photes but how do the wood side rails attach to the rear part of the baggage area and even more so how do they attach to the front where there is no wood at all.Live for today for we know not what tomorrow holds
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The wood part that I think you are referring to is made of 3 pieces of wood that are nailed together like a "U" with a very wide base and very short uprights. It is mounted in the horizontal plane over the baggage area so that the "U" faces forward. Then the bottom of the "U" forms the rear sling support and the two uprights of the "U" form teh side sling supports. The wood dimension is about 1" by 3/4" as I recall.
The two side pieces are identical and they are about as long as the baggage sling is in the for/aft direction. These two pieces are a little wider than that steel tube you see under Hank's window and one side of the wood is routed out to an approx. 3/4" or 7/8" dia. curve for its length so that it fits right up against the tube. The depth of the routed portion is probably 1/4" to 3/8". These two pieces get fit snug against the tube an then wrapped with pinking tape and dope to hold them in place.
The rear support (the side bottm section of that "U") is nailed to the back of the side pieces and obliviously is about as wide as the fuselage.
There is no wood on the front of the sling. The sling is sewn or other wise fastened to the rear of seat sling.
Dave
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I have a few questions about the hat shelf and hope someone can help me.
1. How wide is the hat shelf, forward to back?
2. What is the angle between the side of the shelf and the back of the shelf?
3. Does the shelf attach at a right angle to the board that forms the back of the baggage compartment? If so, that would make the hat shelf angle down somewhat in the back. Is this correct?
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