How does this stay in place as you use it? I don' t see any clamps.
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In the feet there are holes for bolts. So it has to be bolted to a table or plank. I'd recommend using an electric motor with a belt to run it. It's hard to turn buy hand due to its large capacity.
324477
it was gift for my son-in-law so I don't know how he mounts it I do know that he loves it using it when he gets a deer
324478
You need to have a base to bolt it down there are 4 bolt holes in the grinder base ?
324479
The feet have screw holes so the grinder can be anchored with four screws to a table or bench top.
1800026
Confirming other replies. When you snap it into place there is a solid click from the mounts so you can tell when it is locked in place. It is well made. My experience is that it will stay put too, as long as the towel is not bunched up and pulled off sideways.
1916233
The clamp is fairly rigid. It would not deform easily. I assume the rididity is why it works as a clamp.
665135
Stays in place just fine. I've never even had to adjust it. The tension was good right when it came.
1893632
They are not clamps at all, but actually spring loaded levers that you pull away from the basket to install on rack. I've had this mounte on 2 various racks and it appears to have at least 2/12 " width distance fully extended on each side. Just make sure the rubber clamps line up on rack; or it will move around a little with heavy load. It's very sturdy and springs have a lot of tension, so once it's on your bike it's there to stay until you release it to carry in the store. Nice quick release rack basket.
687102
Mine does not have a clamp. It has a large suction cup (about 3 1/2 to 4 inches across) and works quite well. So well, that I gave my son one.
128989
It comes with a clamp. I have it clamped onto a table that is one inch thick and I have never had to adjust it.
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You will need clamps. But read reviews for product before you buy. Just sayin'
391213
It attaches at an angle and usually stays in place. I've not had any issues.
1864281
it tips up but you can just pull it out of the clamp as well. I use small bungees to help stabilize it while trolling that way it doesn't pop out of the clamp. It is a real good finder with a little modification like bungees.
2051147
Yes you have to buy clamps. If the sheet was large enough, I suppose you could drape it over the top bar but that would mean more weight on that bar and some likely movement of the sheet.
689183
It just "sits" on your laptop, with a counter-balance weight on the back. It does not clamp (securely or non-securely).
2121771
The clamp comes off very easily, no issue with hanging it the way you want.
1612395
It does come with "U" shaped clamps, not the nice band clamps and hangers to fit into the original rubber mounts. The hangers are just hooks welded to clamps. You have to lay it out and think about what is going to go where... in the end I had a left over hanger that didn't fit... I cut the hanger off the clamp and turned it around and welded it back on. This was on a STD cab long bed, since the system fits all cabs / beds, it might have gone to another setup. The connection from the down-tube to the first pipe kept loosening up on me, I eventually tacked a weld about 1/2" long on each side and it's been fine ever since. It does come with "U" shaped clamps, not the nice band clamps and hangers to fit into the original rubber mounts. The hangers are just hooks welded to clamps. You have to lay it out and think about what is going to go where... in the end I had a left over hanger that didn't fit... I cut the hanger off the clamp and turned it around and welded it back on. This was on a STD cab long bed, since the system fits all cabs / beds, it might have gone to another setup. The connection from the down-tube to the first pipe kept loosening up on me, I eventually tacked a weld about 1/2"... » Read More It does come with "U" shaped clamps, not the nice band clamps and hangers to fit into the original rubber mounts. The hangers are just hooks welded to clamps. You have to lay it out and think about what is going to go where... in the end I had a left over hanger that didn't fit... I cut the hanger off the clamp and turned it around and welded it back on. This was on a STD cab long bed, since the system fits all cabs / beds, it might have gone to another setup. The connection from the down-tube to the first pipe kept loosening up on me, I eventually tacked a weld about 1/2" long on each side and it's been fine ever since. « Show Less
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No. There is no clamp or mount. It basically rests on top with an elbow support to stabilize.
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I used c-clamps, so it could be used on a temporary basis. Less clutter on my bench...
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Actually, there must be something extraordinary taking place. I am using the clamp as you mentioned and it is a relatively tight fit without a lot of wobble. There is supposed to be a brass/bronze bushing in the hole in the clamp, if it is no there then it would be very wobbly. Hope this helps.