It's gone, enjoy it @swampratt
The door seal looks to seal well around the majority of the door except the bottom corner on opening side.
I could fluff that up in that area or put a latch on the door to make it close tighter and fix the issue.
I delivered it to my fish/hunt buddy in OKC and he will deliver it to his son in Shawnee later this week.
It will be used well.
Thank You Very Much @CHenry
I could fluff that up in that area or put a latch on the door to make it close tighter and fix the issue.
I delivered it to my fish/hunt buddy in OKC and he will deliver it to his son in Shawnee later this week.
It will be used well.
Thank You Very Much @CHenry
My dad used one of those plastic ratchet wood clamps.
Yes, thats what I thought also. I simply decided to upgrade to a frost free unit. But that one can be fixed.
i had a old one in a garage apt once,a couple of chunks were missing,no way to get a new seal, i used silicon sealer on the seal and put cheap maragine on the door, closed door and the silicon sealed up nice and flat,worked good.
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Yes sir I have made many door/trunk seals and valve cover gaskets in homemade molds with silicone and used grease or Dawn dish washing soap as a release agent.
I knew you'd git er done right
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