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#385033 03/08/2008 1:02 AM
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I have a few panels that have seemed to belly up throught time etc. Are these panels welded from underneath or are the screwed to the frame from the inside. I completely gutted the old work inside. I was wondering which is the best route to secure these down so they never pop up again. Thanx guys ! Cheerz !....p.s each panel is 35 inches wide.

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All our school buses, '85 and newer, have the metal floor welded to the bus body which is secured to the chassis. I think you will find yours welded to. I have worked on school bus for the last 15 years here in Missouri, and 99% of them had 3/4 ply wood over the metal floor. The wood is an excellent insulator and sound deadener, but it all so rots easily. I have changed out floor panels from rust out, so the old one was easy to remove. I drilled holes at each bracket and joint, and plug welded the new metal in, its just to dirty to try and weld from the bottom side. Joe


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