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Old 03-23-2019, 01:24 PM   #1
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Where are the body/frame attachments on a Scamp?

I am wanting to take the body off the frame and have located most of the screws but want to know if there are any bolts anywhere. I can't get it to separate right back where the shell and the frame/rear bumper stays are. Is there a bolt there or something? I've run a blade in between the body and frame and I seem to run into something but can't cut through it. It's a very tight area so I am running out of room. I also can't see a bolt head inside the trailer but this is also where the shell gets glassed to the plywood and it's a bit clumpy and bumpy. In all of these FGRV posts no one has ever said exactly where all these attachments points are on a Scamp! Thank you.
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Old 03-24-2019, 12:25 PM   #2
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I am wanting to take the body off the frame and have located most of the screws but want to know if there are any bolts anywhere. I can't get it to separate right back where the shell and the frame/rear bumper stays are. Is there a bolt there or something? I've run a blade in between the body and frame and I seem to run into something but can't cut through it. It's a very tight area so I am running out of room. I also can't see a bolt head inside the trailer but this is also where the shell gets glassed to the plywood and it's a bit clumpy and bumpy. In all of these FGRV posts no one has ever said exactly where all these attachments points are on a Scamp! Thank you.
I Did a complete body off retro on my 13' Scamp. On mine there were about six screws running along the frame. No bolts at all.
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Ha, 6 screws! That seems ridiculous. I guess it works though. Thank you for the reply.

I'll probably add a couple brackets and do two bolts up front and two in back on addition to the screws when it goes back together but I guess I'll need to use a bit more persuasion on that end section then.

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I Did a complete body off retro on my 13' Scamp. On mine there were about six screws running along the frame. No bolts at all.
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Ha, 6 screws! That seems ridiculous. I guess it works though. Thank you for the reply.

I'll probably add a couple brackets and do two bolts up front and two in back on addition to the screws when it goes back together but I guess I'll need to use a bit more persuasion on that end section then.

When I put it back together. I used 4 U,bolts around the frame. Plus more screws.
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Ha, 6 screws! That seems ridiculous.
I'll probably add a couple brackets and do two bolts up front and two in back on addition to the screws when it goes back together but I guess I'll need to use a bit more persuasion on that end section then.
Weld some angle iron to the side rail of the frame for the bolts.
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