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Re: Welding cab gas filler hole
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Location: Bryan, Texas
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Re: Welding cab gas filler hole
Thanks guys.
Brian, I already have my patch cut oversized. Before I trimmed it down I wanted to know about the lip on the inside of the cab, should I leave it or remove it. In your patch you removed it, so I think I'll do the same. Although I was told that it doesn't matter, I think I'd like it better if it were smooth on the inside as on the out.
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