hello i am talking about
i dont know exactly how is named in English so i placed a picture, i am wondering if anyone know any tips for best practices to secure and re-secure them because the repair shops use "self-drilling screws" (pic below)
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and the quality is crap, mostly because the "head is small" and is enlarging the hole in the plywood
i was thinking about replacing those with something like this (pic below)
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but i wonder if there is any other better option
thx in advance
securing the plywood/vehicle floors
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by kdpXVrj, May 20, 2023.
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@AModelCat is the go-to guy for questions like this.
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What are you doing with the plywood?
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good point i did not think of that, thx
is the floor for the trailer, because loading unloading start to move, so some tightening need to be done
for reference i let here the install guide from some manufacturer
https://www.metsagroup.com/contenta...sa_wood_trailer_floor_installation_guide2.pdf
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