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Old 07-10-2002, 12:46 PM   #1
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Question Missing piece for Armstrong A/C?

Hi All,

Is there a piece or a plate or brace that connects from the frame of the A/C and extends forward to help hold down the front of the cover?

The front of the cover just sits on the roof and the first point of attachment is on the top of the A/C unit with just two screws followed by four screws around the fan. This seems rather flimsey and I don't want to loose the cover while traveling.

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The Armstrong on my '77 Excella 500 has 4 screws in the top of the shroud. There are 2 toward the front and 2 toward the rear. There is no framework around the edge to hold the front or bottom edge of the shroud to the trailer.
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