A fix for broken hood tabs
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Do you still produce these?
I own a set. There is no sharp edge. These are high quality. You get what you pay for!
Almost $50 seems a little steep at first glance, but compared to a new, or even used hood, all of a sudden that doesn't look too bad.
Plus they're reuseable. If you trash the hood, you can keep them for the next broken tabs or sell them to someone else with busted tabs.
Plus they're reuseable. If you trash the hood, you can keep them for the next broken tabs or sell them to someone else with busted tabs.
Wow........
I am glad to hear everyone that purchased a set is happy. I am still making them, I was going to try and get some done in time for the Denver Snow Show, just ran out of time as I didnt get a shipment of hardware.
I will have a limited number ready next week. As demand changes throughout the seaon I will look at making some more. I am working on some options to get the cost down, but like anything in limited quantity its more labor intensive.
To a degree, that was intentional. The inner edge is lightly polished to help hold the rubber strap. The edge is clean and far from "sharp" but the goal was to prevent the rubber strap from easliy coming free. The straps on my sled dont show any signs of wear, if it's a concern I can chamfer them for customers that wish.
I have changed the method of finish slightly and added some minor changes. The fit and finish have not changed, just took some of the edge off them.
Heres a few
Have a safe season, Charles
I am glad to hear everyone that purchased a set is happy. I am still making them, I was going to try and get some done in time for the Denver Snow Show, just ran out of time as I didnt get a shipment of hardware.
I will have a limited number ready next week. As demand changes throughout the seaon I will look at making some more. I am working on some options to get the cost down, but like anything in limited quantity its more labor intensive.
To a degree, that was intentional. The inner edge is lightly polished to help hold the rubber strap. The edge is clean and far from "sharp" but the goal was to prevent the rubber strap from easliy coming free. The straps on my sled dont show any signs of wear, if it's a concern I can chamfer them for customers that wish.
I have changed the method of finish slightly and added some minor changes. The fit and finish have not changed, just took some of the edge off them.
Heres a few
Have a safe season, Charles
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do you have any ready to go now? if soo send me some info .. i gotta have these!
