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Bumper Wall Attachment
Hi all,
Just wanted to get a second opinion to make sure we don't show up at inspection and have this wrong. The attached image shows some angle aluminum that would be used to mount the bumper wall to the frame. It also show fastener heads off the back of the recommended aluminum angle used to hold on the cloth. Are these both legal per R-7N? Also - I was curious if it was better to use angle as shown in green or use the Tee nuts that they show in the manual. This is my first year doing FIRST and I wanted to make sure this is a very robust connection. Thanks! |
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