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28-01-2008 08:28
Ben Piecuch
| is painting the tanks legal? |
28-01-2008 09:36
Rosiebotboss
I suspect the inspectors would have to get a ruling from the Lead Inspector or FIRST. My gut feel is you shold have masked of the labeling so it can be seen. Otherwise, how else could they verify they are Bimbas?
28-01-2008 12:41
jjbarrowThe paint does fall under a decorational item and to verify that the reservoir tanks are still Bimba, there is a Manufacturer and model number etching on every tank. The etching can still be seen thru the paint to verify that are part of the FIRST kit.
28-01-2008 13:06
Billfred
The manual says:
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<R92> Pneumatic components supplied in the Kit Of Parts (compressor, regulators, pressure switches, cylinders, valves, fittings, tubing, etc.) can not be modified except as follows: The tubing may be cut. The wiring for the valves and pressure switch may be modified as necessary to interface with the control system. Mounting and connecting pneumatics components using the pre-existing threads, mounting brackets, etc., is not considered a modification of the components. Removing the pin from the rear of an air cylinder is allowed as long as the cylinder itself is not modified. Do not, for example, file, machine, or abrasively remove any part of an air cylinder. Consider pneumatic components sacred. They must remain in “out of the shipping box” condition. |
28-01-2008 14:22
ScottieDo555i really would like to find out if painting the cylinders is aloud. Any one know how i can find out?
28-01-2008 14:35
Rosiebotboss
FIRST Q & A
Ask you team Main Contact to post, if it is not already.
28-01-2008 20:32
Nick 1523It looks pretty
lol
sweet color scheme and I hope painting the cylinders is allowed because it looks really cool. also interesting way of putting the drivetrain, or at least part of the drivetrain, on the inside of the chassis I don't think I've ever seen that before. 