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b. Bottom Reinforcement Webbing. Use the same
procedure used for the side webbing above, but in
addition, remove the inside base assembly. Remove
rivets (4) and the stitching securing the reinforce-
ment webbing (3) to the bottom of the case. Cut new
reinforcement pieces from 1 inch wide webbing to
size, using the old webbing as a pattern. Machine sew
the new webbing into place using type 301 stitch,
six-to seven-stitches per inch. Replace the tubular
rivets with new ones.
c. Carrying Strap Webbing. Replacement of the
entire carrying strap, which is sewed to the sides and
bottom of the case, is not practical. However, if the
loop chape (1, fig. 6-5) which holds the buckle or a
portion of the strap used for a carrying sling (2) is
damaged or frayed, replace or repair with 1 inch
webbing. To repair the buckle loop chape, open the
seams as required along the top of the outer cover (3)
for access to underside of outer cover material.
Remove chape stitching and cut off the webbing just
below the reinforcement stitching (4). Cut a new
piece of webbing to the original size of the loop
portion being replaced. Attach the buckle and sew
the chape in place duplicating the original stitching.
Refer to figure 6-5, step 5, for the method of stitching
chape. To replace the sling portion of the strap, cut
off the damaged area and replace it with new 1
inch webbing. Allow for inch turnunder where
strap is butted together, plus a 2 inch overlap (6); sew
into place with type 301 stitch, six-to seven-stitches
per inch.
d. Slide Fasteners. Replace slide fastener as
follows:
(1) Remove the six rivets holding the outside
hinge which secures the cover to the body of the bag
(1 and 2, fig. 6-3).
(2) Open the outer seams (3) holding the fastener
tape to the cover and the body and remove the
defective slide fastener (4).
(3) Place the new slide fastener in position. Sew
on duplicating the original stitching with type 301
stitch, six-or seven-stitches per inch.
(4) Replace the outside hinge in the original
position on the cover flap (5) and body. Secure the
Figure 6-2. Base assembly for the case.
hinge with new caps and rivets peened into place.
6-3
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