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I totally forget to include this pic in my last post. but I wanted to show you what I did to the snout to get it installed....
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So for this I simply used a little JB Weld Plastic Bonder (Works with Metal and Plastics!). I used a little bit under the snout piece and then also like how you'd apply Loctite products to keep bolts and nuts from moving - I used a little JB Weld goober'd up on the end of the screw(s) and then screwed the #8 - 1/2 inch Coarse Thread screws into the snout piece. So this is kind of a more permanent solution.

I'm also told this helmet is notoriously warm - which is good if your in cold weather - but I wanna get a fan installed to pull in the outside air from those holes I made in the snout piece - thereby making the helmet more comfortable. I'm fielding any suggestions on that. I'd be looking to power it off of a 9V battery and have it be a silent fan. Kinda like this:
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-Iron

<blockquote data-quote="Irongladiator" data-source="post: 521936" data-attributes="member: 13129">I totally forget to include this pic in my last post. but I wanted to show you what I did to the snout to get it installed....[ATTACH=full]221515[/ATTACH]So for this I simply used a little JB Weld Plastic Bonder (Works with Metal and Plastics!). I used a little bit under the snout piece and then also like how you&#039;d apply Loctite products to keep bolts and nuts from moving - I used a little JB Weld goober&#039;d up on the end of the screw(s) and then screwed the #8 - 1/2 inch Coarse Thread screws into the snout piece. So this is kind of a more permanent solution.I&#039;m also told this helmet is notoriously warm - which is good if your in cold weather - but I wanna get a fan installed to pull in the outside air from those holes I made in the snout piece - thereby making the helmet more comfortable. I&#039;m fielding any suggestions on that. I&#039;d be looking to power it off of a 9V battery and have it be a silent fan. Kinda like this:[MEDIA=youtube]gxO2upviC_A[/MEDIA]-Iron</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Irongladiator, post: 521936, member: 13129"] I totally forget to include this pic in my last post. but I wanted to show you what I did to the snout to get it installed.... [ATTACH type="full" alt="Snout Install.jpg"]221515[/ATTACH] So for this I simply used a little JB Weld [I]Plastic Bonder[/I] ([I]Works with Metal and Plastics![/I]). I used a little bit under the snout piece and then also like how you'd apply Loctite products to keep bolts and nuts from moving - I used a little JB Weld goober'd up on the end of the screw(s) and then screwed the #8 - 1/2 inch Coarse Thread screws into the snout piece. So this is kind of a more permanent solution. I'm also told this helmet is notoriously warm - which is good if your in cold weather - but I wanna get a fan installed to pull in the outside air from those holes I made in the snout piece - thereby making the helmet more comfortable. I'm fielding any suggestions on that. I'd be looking to power it off of a 9V battery and have it be a silent fan. Kinda like this: [MEDIA=youtube]gxO2upviC_A[/MEDIA] -Iron [/QUOTE]

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