1976 overlander a/c shroud'

[cottontop]

when i purchased my 76 overlander the a/c shroud was missing .after some searching i purchased one from inlandrv.
my problem is their are no screw holes in the shroud ,and I can't find any in the top of the trailer.
the only screw hole's i can find are on the top of the a/c unit, [2]on the top half of the shroud through the bottom of the spacers and two [2] at the back of the unit.
are they suppose to be more? if do where are they. fhank'


Carl
cottontop.

[easyride]

I don`t have a trailer near by to confirm,but I`m thinking there are only 4 bolts on mine with big fender washers. Dave

[cottontop]

I forgot to say that the A/C unit is the original armestrong 14 unit work's great

thank's

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by cottontop

when i purchased my 76 overlander the a/c shroud was missing .after some searching i purchased one from inlandrv.
my problem is their are no screw holes in the shroud ,and I can't find any in the top of the trailer.
the only screw hole's i can find are on the top of the a/c unit, [2]on the top half of the shroud through the bottom of the spacers and two [2] at the back of the unit.
are they suppose to be more? if do where are they. fhank'


Carl
cottontop.

Carl.

Your AC cover is held down with 4 screws and 4 fender washers, that are in the square opening of the top.

Look for those 4 holes in the top of the metal AC top cover.

Andy

[cottontop]

Thanks andy
have been trying to get in touch for awhile

Carl

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by cottontop

Thanks andy
have been trying to get in touch for awhile

Carl

Sorry, but I will not be back in my office until this Thursday.

You can call Greg at our office, if you have any other question about the shroud installation.

Andy

[cottontop]

thanks again . another question.What kind an size screw do i use ?

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by cottontop

thanks again . another question.What kind an size screw do i use ?

That depends on what was originally used.

I would think a #8 or a #10 plated sheet metal screws should be ok.

Andy