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Re: Contradicting dimensions?
OK. I just read a bunch of drawings and here's what I think. First, you may have misread DWG FE-10043-01, the side panel is 16.5x32.5. The 32.5" is the dimension that goes in the direction of the length of the tunnel (but not the total length), not the width. 16.5" is indeed the height of the tunnel before it is installed onto the base of the tower. The base of the tower has a 1.5x3.0" Aluminum U-channel that the tunnel sits on top of. Therefore, 16.5+1.5=18" total height. The width is easier. The top panel of the tunnel is 37" wide and sits on top of the 2 side panels (which are 1/2" plywood). Therefore, total width is 37-1=36". Thus giving the final dimension of !8" high by 36" wide for the opening of the tunnel.
Hope this helps. Rookie Mentor for Potential Energy Team #3323. 
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