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S4 Soft Top Bin Rubber Trim AT83 (Sunbeam Specialities)
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mikephillips
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Look for short stainless rivets to avoid problems with moisture.
AT65 for Series II come with holes for rivets. I have two sets of side covers and one has rivets and the other has no holes and was glued to the side cover edge. AT83 is glued on to the outside edge of the side covers and along the back edge of the main cover. Hope this helps.
Tim R
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On my son's Series IV there are no rubbers on any of the bins apart from some rubber strips that we made up and glued into place on the edges where the bins meet each other. If anyone has any photos of these rubber seals and where/how they should fit to the bins I would be grateful.
Tim R
Tim R
65beam
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My series 4 is stored away with the other Beams so I can't get a photo but the rubber side pieces are formed to fit the tabs that set under the large back door. They are molded so that they fit over in the correct way and are precut for the corresponding rivet holes in the cover. The other rubber just pushes onto the panels to act as a protective cover to prevent scratches or chips of the paint.