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Living Long term with Arby - Removing and Re-installing the Window S
Yahoo Message Number: 135155
Because of the close fit of the screens within the 2007 Lazy Daze window frames, removing and re-installing them can be a bit aggravating. But it gets easier if you know how the Factory keeps them in place...and easier still if you have the right little tool to help you.
 Here's the direct link to the details: http://flic.kr/p/dtqAz1

Thanks for visiting, George
Re: Living Long term with Arby - Removing and Re-installing the Wind
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Yahoo Message Number: 135156
George:

Does the "brake tool" have an official hardware-store name?
 BTW, you are providing a truly invaluable (and very kind) service to all current/future RB owners, and quite a good percentage of other model owners, by your meticulous recording of hints, tips and mods...thank you so much!

TinaP 2006 MB "Wild Thing" Spending Her Winter in Maine...big Tyvek RV cover on the way!

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2006 MB
Re: Living Long term with Arby - Removing and Re-installing the Wind
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Yahoo Message Number: 135158
"....Thank you so much!" That go's x3 for me too!... Gene

__ From: Tina Pratt cpratt04097@...>
 To: lifewithalazydazerv@yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 7:51 PM
 Subject: [LD] Re: Living Long term with Arby - Removing and Re-installing the Window Screens

George:

Does the "brake tool" have an official hardware-store name?
 BTW, you are providing a truly invaluable (and very kind) service to all current/future RB owners, and quite a good percentage of other model owners, by your meticulous recording of hints, tips and mods...thank you so much!

TinaP 2006 MB "Wild Thing" Spending Her Winter in Maine...big Tyvek RV cover on the way!

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Re: Living Long term with Arby - Removing and Re-installing the Wind
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Yahoo Message Number: 135159
Hi Tina,
 I think the "technical" name is "brake adjustment spoon" and it is used to turn the "star wheels" inside drum brakes to adjust the brake shoes contact with the inside of the drum. When I was a kid, we just called it the "brake tool" 'cause if we wanted one of the more exotic tools tools for springs and washers and such, we would be more specific.

Thanks, George