rjinga, I took some pics for ya to help out. first this is from the outside looking up to the back left side(right form the outside lol) of the PC panals the bolt heads are hiden behind the tape tho but you can see everythingis sitting flush This pic is from the inside looking up to the back left corner. as long as you put your bolt and nut on the top holes of part #49 an the top hole of the corner post befor you add side wall diagnial part #80 everything will fit nice. By the way I added both parts 79 and 80 to my corner post and it really stiffened up the frame where I din't have to worie about the winds 10 - 20 mph for the next 2 days before I could get back to working on it Here is the camera up tight to the back panal looking up to the gutter and part #80 to the left. On the right side of the corner post you can see my weatherstriping and how there is no buldge. If I had turned that nut and bolt arround like you have in your 4th and 5th pics then it would be sticking out past the PC panal. I hope this helped. JBa3Fan ..... I'm Jim the other jbest123 is John lol .

"Tain't hot here - about 70! And there's talk of the temp going down to about 34 F. tonight - frost warning in effect. With all of that stuff rather small in my garden ... I don't like that story much. But feeling less guilty about having been rather late in planting some of the seeds - meaning that the sprouts haven't yet stuck their noses above ground. ole joyful

Suppose to climb to 85 here today, 94 tomorrow and 90 on Saturday. The little town I grew up in is having their annual homecoming Friday and Saturday, just can't imagine me sitting under a tent eating chicken bbq in 90 degree heat. Plus sitting along side the street earlier in the afternoon watching the parade. It's a tradition for my mom and I to watch the parade and then go eat chicken, but maybe not this year.

Funny, I wrote a letter to the editor recently about the green watering bags. I feel sad when the city cuts down the huge trees, even though they look healthy with lots of leaves, the trunk is often split which creates a hazard. They plant wee little trees with the watering bags, and no one waters them. We have several along our street on the boulevard and the homeowners aren't doing anything and the leaves have all fallen off. But, since my letter, they've perked up and I checked some of the bags and they have water in them! Perhaps the home-owners never thought to water them. The city can't keep up. Or the city can hire more summer help to do the task.