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Subject: Adjusting Skybolt Cowl Fasteners
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I'm in the throes of installing my Skybolt cowl fasteners (adjustable SK-2=
13, if I recall correctly).  It's pretty easy, although the fasteners are=
 difficult to engage and disengage with the black adjustment pin still ins=
talled.  (The innards are free to spin.) =20

I tried removing the pin on a non-installed receptacle and it was difficul=
t to put the pin back in for subsequent readjustment.  (Actually it was di=
fficult to pull the locking ring out with a pick.  Once that was accomplis=
hed it was easy to reinstall the pin.)

My question is this -- if I adjust it properly now, prior to primer and pa=
int, will I need to redjust them after paint?  If not, I'll just set them=
 now and pull out the pins.

Thanks!

- Rob Wolf


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<div>I'm in the throes of installing my Skybolt cowl fasteners (adjustable=
 SK-213, if I recall correctly).&nbsp; It's pretty easy, although the fast=
eners are difficult to engage and disengage with the black adjustment pin=
 still installed.&nbsp; (The innards are free to spin.)&nbsp; </div>


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<div>I tried removing the pin on a non-installed receptacle and it was dif=
ficult to put the pin back in for subsequent readjustment.&nbsp; (Actually=
 it was difficult to pull the locking ring out with a pick.&nbsp; Once tha=
t was accomplished it was easy to reinstall the pin.)</div>


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<div>My question is this -- if I adjust it properly now, prior to primer=
 and paint, will I need to redjust them after paint?&nbsp; If not, I'll ju=
st set them now and pull out the pins.</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>Thanks!</div>


<div>&nbsp;</div>


<div>- Rob Wolf</div>


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