I tell you guys, if I'm a lying I'm a dying, you don't want to cut the 009-311 if used on Hehr "Hallmark 12's", p/n C12XX windows like in the image Wayne sent. Here is a scan of piece I went and got from the garage. It is exactly the same as the original in the image. Those ridges are there for a purpose and lock the strip and pane onto place. RJ > Hehr International > 1103 W, Pearl Street > Chesaning MI 48616 > Ph. 517-845-3061 > Ask for Customer Service > Years 1952 through 1958 used a model called "Standard", 1959 through 1965 > use HallMark 12. The part you refer to is called the glass retainer strip. > Unfortunately it is no longer made but you can order a fair substitute under > part number 009-311 which costs $.40 per foot. (gray or black) > Remove the old strips, Cut sections of the 009-311 to fit each side and > bevel the ends to fit. On the back side of the molding is a protruding ridge > that is supposed to snap into the frame. It is the wrong shape for your > frame so slice it completely off with a razor knife. Cement the pieces in > place with silicone caulking . > > The question about the plastic retainer strips on the outside, still hasn't > been answered. Are they functional or cosmetic? > I have three trailers, a '61 and 2- '63's all with the HallMark 12 design. > Almost all the windows leak depending on which way the wind blows. If the > Hehr Replacement is not satisfactory maybe this spring after the 2 feet of > snow melts. I can get out to one of the trailers to get a sample to send to > Steve and see if he can come up with a suitable replacement. > What ya say Steve?? > > WAM
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