How far into the coupler should the frame pieces go? Ours seem to go in less that an inch.
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The two frame pieces should meet in the middle of the coupler. You have to use a rubber mallet or a regular hammer with a piece of 2x4 to protect the metal to get it together. It is a tight fit
1695128
You are correct, I took out the stop brackets. They make the carriage too short. I bought some pipe insulation (black foam tube) and inserted this over the carriage brace up near the top to make sure the carriage doesn't bang into the top of the rebounder and this gives you another 2 or 3 inches. If you are a tall person, I think this is an issue. I am short.
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It will depend how close you can mount the motor to the bar. The coupler that attaches to the bar only needs about 2" to secure properly. But that has to connect to the motor. 3 to 4 inches are best.
19505
lft/rt lengths are 50/50 on the 2 bb's I bought. Not sure how to how to adjust for that. Maybe by using a spacer between the frame bb????
459182
You may need to trim your bag. Remember this is a non standard coupler, before you buy it make sure you you have tips that work with it! Good luck
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Mine go in but it is a Really TIGHT Fit. Seems like the negative spring is super tight, I pushed from the + end with a plastic knife.
1686605
We had the same problem, but fixed it by purchasing an extender at a local ACE hardware store. We purchased both the "male" and "female" coupler (because the screw threads stripped on the original one), and the combo worked perfectly.
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You have 5" between the shades, more than enough to put the cranking rod in place. You need to have a convenient storage space for the 2 cranking rods. Shouldn't expectany install issues.
2046650
The frame I have is a 2" frame. I don't believe the frame diameter matters. I did, however have to alter the height of the side panels and the width on the ends. I think different manufactures have slightly different sizes. You may have to alter the panels a bit
2111149
I just measured mine, and they are 16" apart. however, it looks like they're hand welded so I supposed there could be variance from unit to unit. hope that helps.
1487050
You have to find some pliers and in tighten the metal pieces and adjust to the desired length. P.s. The instructions are on the back. Hoped I help.
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I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.
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There shouldn't be a gap big enough unless you mounted the bracket upside down/backwards. It can happen, just check.
1984241
Douglas; if you're still around, got this from weaver this morning! Inside ring separation (edge to edge) 2.615", saddle hgth. 1". asked them about front to back waiting on answer!
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What is the distance between your wheel wells, I wouldn't try to force it in between if they are narrower than the bed. They make a smaller size too you may want to check out.
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After looking at the responses already written, I would echo those as well. Have had mine over 30 years with no problem. Is the attachment to the wooden ends too loose? The metal frame ends should fit flush against the counter, and the wooded ends should be snugly secured into the metal frame. Perhaps you can explain what is happening... maybe the sizing of the wood ends isn't right for the metal frame?
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! inch but you can get reducer couplings that go from 1 inch to 3/4 or 1/2. Best if you use 1 inch in though.