Need a screwdriver
As some of you will know I am trying to sort a leak on our motorhome. I have noticed that the majority of the fittings are secured using whats looks to be some kind of security headed screws. Does anyone have a name for these or if you can get hold of a screwdriver, or bit, to fit them??
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Permalink Reply by Edwin Prigmore on -
Are they square looking screws? If so any auto parts stores will have bits and drivers for them. Ed
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Permalink Reply by Michael Gardiner on -
If they are square -no problem ,almost any store ,Sears ,HomeDepot,Lowes. will have them---another from the 60-70's almost looks like a bowtie ---------used on every fitting in my Starcraft from 1977-a bit harder to find,have a original screwdriver from back then--that fits soooo much better than the newer versions( that are also more pointed and need to be touched on a grinder wheel to be made a bit flat).
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Permalink Reply by Becky Blanton on
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Can you post a photo of them?
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Permalink Reply by VK on -
Clutch heads? As above, they look like bow ties...Ace hardware can get you a bit.
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Permalink Reply by Dean Inskip on -
Yeah they do look like a bow tie.
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I have been in the rain so long I don't know what the sun looks like 3 days in a row and after looking these photos I want so bad to go camping.anywhere keep putting them on.
I think Pats comment on 1/9/2010 said it all and I think the only way to go!!
Stay in man that is what the public needs is for someone to show the big company they can't scare and run the little guy off.
Hope you the best.
Jim
Do you have any interior photo of the streamline?
A retro classic from the past. All aluminum, aircraft style build. Aluminum interior, no leaks, solid floor, rear bath model, with twin beds. Needs very little to be excellent. Getting rare and hard to find in this shape.
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