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Old 06-14-2017, 05:52 PM   #15
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Got my issue fixed.. seems the holes in the bracket were like this

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and i mounted it like this drilling a new hole.

O O O

so of course it was flexible it didnt have any up and down support.

i added a block of wood behind it, secured it with gorilla glue and screws and then screwed the bracket into the wood as it should have been. Now its secure... Alittle calking in the morning and alittle white paint and noone will notice it.
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ID:	165305 I have added several since this picture. I am at 30 and counting. And then there is my model train layout that has flags all around it as well.
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Attachment 165305 I have added several since this picture. I am at 30 and counting. And then there is my model train layout that has flags all around it as well.
Very nice, boy that water looks cool and refreshing A painting of a flag on the bottom of the pool might just be the kicker
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