

| Subject: | Re: reversing sliding side windows |
| From: | George Goff |
| Date: | Tue, 28 Jan 2003 07:33:59 EST |
In a message dated 1/27/03 11:53:44 PM, macmillan@ATTBI.COM writes: << I've thought about this before for the primary benefit of being able to leave the windows open an inch or so to ventilate the locked van in the summer without someone being able to pop the door locks with a piece of bent coat hanger.>> Give someone and inch and . . . Unfortunately, leaving the ever secure sliding window open an inch allows it to be opened the rest of the way with nothing more than a long finger. <<It's easy to do this swap with a bit of care on removal, and a greased 1/4 inch rope for installation >> Cotton clothesline is ideal for this purpose, i.e., real cotton clothesline and not the recent perversion of synthetic line with only a cotton mantle. For the grease, cable pulling lubricant will serve admirably without any undesirable side effects. George
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