The way I did it was to fit the long rail with the existing fixing points (not tight) and use a pin punch to mark the approximate centre of the new fixing points such that it dented the metal (its pretty thin). Remove the rails. This showed up the rough/faint outline of the hole.
I then used a centre punch to spot nearer the centre if I was a bit out.
Then I used a hole saw with a small pilot drill so I didn't damage the thread and the hole saw size was 20 - 25mm. The hole saw removed the thin sheet metal which wasn't attached to the frame underneath without going anywhere near the thread.
Regards Grahame
Yes, another seat question again but I'm really confused
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Re: Yes, another seat question again but I'm really confused
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Re: Yes, another seat question again but I'm really confused
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job done at campers scotland. I can now put me seats where ever I want.
I kind of broke the kitchen unit on the way home as it was detached form the van and fell over but I think it was a bit of a "homer" job in the first place.
Gary at campers scotland seems very nice and helpful. With a bit of luck he will open another place in Aberdeenshire somewhere!
job done at campers scotland. I can now put me seats where ever I want.
I kind of broke the kitchen unit on the way home as it was detached form the van and fell over but I think it was a bit of a "homer" job in the first place.
Gary at campers scotland seems very nice and helpful. With a bit of luck he will open another place in Aberdeenshire somewhere!