I don't have 9" of clearance. Would it be possible, on a one time bases, to fabricate new end cap attacments to facilitate rotating downward?
206416
I guess you could install it upside-down, without altering the caps, but then it would just hang straight down...
1976443
There are barbed fitting adapters that you could push into the end and clamp on. These would need to be bought separate but I've seen them in hardware stores.
748716
No, I wouldn't. The width is not the same. Narrow end should be mounted vertically and on the bottom. Wider end on top.
849005
Depending on your set up you can manipulate the height of the standoffish by lowering installing it lower. You can raise it as few as a few inches above the ground. Still that sounds tight
645459
Don't believe you will be able to do what you are asking. Brackets that come with aren't made for 4" pole and not nearly enough adjustability built in to brackets to get the rim to 10' from a 9'2" pole. Hope this helps you out.
1625550
You could purchase some wooden dowels with the same diameter at Lowes and cut to length. They wouldn't have the same button end, but you may find a wooden bead that could work as a cap (if needed) at Hobby Lobby/ Walmart
1372691
Bottom of clamp where the screws attach seems rounded to allow for clearance. (Different problem) clamp may need to be modified to use with aftermarket barrels.
1243021
Unfortunately, you can't (at least not without modifications). The metal rods that support the corners are topped with rounded caps and the bottoms have plastic hexagonal "feet" that wouldn't fit together if you stacked them.
2058985
Yes. In fact, you may have to cut the screws with a dremel or hacksaw to make them shorter, depending on what you are mounting.
345083
No reason at at. Exit "funnel" hole is 10mm/40cal so you should have enough clearance (But for safety sake you should double check this with the exit hole of other trusted 9mm muzzle devices first)
2062223
Same answer as the others. However, the "legs" have grooves at one inch increments that you could hacksaw them to the height you want and put the caps back on, therefore not having to remove the wheels. I wish it was a little taller.
793366
Good question. You are not the first one to ask it.The Model Dockyard may have what you need with modification.
2032179
There are 2 screws that tighten and secure the cap to the post so by using longer screws it should work.
1453502
You would have to totally cut and remake the base that holds the wheels. Not a easy task. In that case it would be easier to make your own or just look for a shorter rack.
1773919
There is no set screw made for this endcap. I don't think it will fit this rail.
1323851
Yes, but it would require some minor modification. I still have mine and haven't had a situation which caused me to consider such a change.
543756
i didnt try this but this snaps together and you may be able to try it to make it lower.