Arrrgggggg!! 2 little screws left over :-<
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When I was working on my sister's 66-1, I printed out the "plates" for the screws from the parts list and found it to be really handy. I was pretty good about just doing one section at a time and tried to take lots of pictures. However, there were times when the screws were quite similar and by holding up to the print out, I could go to the numerical list (which starts on about pg 17) and could generally figure out where it was supposed to go. The parts list I used was the one found at https://web.archive.org/web/20190727...rts/66-1_3.pdf
I believe it is the same one at https://www.manualslib.com/manual/15...nger-66-1.html I printed it out "actual" size.
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I believe it is the same one at https://www.manualslib.com/manual/15...nger-66-1.html I printed it out "actual" size.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
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Join Date: Feb 2023
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Thanks for the great idea, Janey.
Fortunately, I was able to compare my work to a completed 66-1 and found the holes.
Now I have a tiny zip lock bag trick. When I take out the screws, I slide it into a baggie with the appropriate parts. Things are going much smoother now.
Thanks for all the input. This is such a great group!
Fortunately, I was able to compare my work to a completed 66-1 and found the holes.
Now I have a tiny zip lock bag trick. When I take out the screws, I slide it into a baggie with the appropriate parts. Things are going much smoother now.
Thanks for all the input. This is such a great group!
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Join Date: Dec 2021
Posts: 17

Thanks for the great idea, Janey.
Fortunately, I was able to compare my work to a completed 66-1 and found the holes.
Now I have a tiny zip lock bag trick. When I take out the screws, I slide it into a baggie with the appropriate parts. Things are going much smoother now.
Thanks for all the input. This is such a great group!
Fortunately, I was able to compare my work to a completed 66-1 and found the holes.
Now I have a tiny zip lock bag trick. When I take out the screws, I slide it into a baggie with the appropriate parts. Things are going much smoother now.
Thanks for all the input. This is such a great group!