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Old 01-03-2019, 07:45 PM   #1
8man
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Bear claw install???

Ok, I got the large bear claw's installed in the 48 doors. It looks like this
IMG_2130 by Robert Moorman, on Flickr
I'm still trying to figure out how to make that jamb plate look good or at least better. So while thinking about that I decided to try the new window channel with the installed Bear Claw latch.
This picture shows the channel NOT sitting firmly against the outside edge of the door.
IMG_2126 by Robert Moorman, on Flickr

Looks like it is out about 3/8"
IMG_2127 by Robert Moorman, on Flickr

It is hitting latch at the opening in the window channel
IMG_2128 by Robert Moorman, on Flickr
At that rectangular hole.

Is this a problem? If so, has anyone else had this problem and figured out a solution?

I will call Trique Mfg tomorrow to discuss with them, maybe they have an idea of what to do.
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1954 Cab, 53 Front and Bed, 50 Doors, S10 Frame, Power TBD
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