How many bolts do you need to secure the Pulley bracket? The instructions do not say. Thanks.
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2 heavy duty lag bolts or structural screws work fine. I used 2 of the GRK RSS structural screws that I had on hand, and it is secured rock solid.
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I used (3) 1/2 x 2" .,.. That may be more than needed, my ladder is a aluminum extension that is 12' long when collapsed
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2 required. There are 4 holes in it, 2 for mounting parallel with a joist and 2 for mounting perpendicular to the joist depending on your installation requirements
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No I think the instructions said like 100 for the 2 smaller bolts and the one big bolt in the back is the 220 pounds. Those are only like half inch grade 5 bolts. Deff don't wanna put to much pressure on them.
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Depends on what it is bolted in. It'll take 2 3/8" bolts. I can hang from it, and I'm >260 pounds.
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Only 10, but it is in three even pieces, so I think you can just connect 2. Worst case, go to Lowes and pick up PVC pipe cut to fit. I only needed the bracket.
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the side bracket holes I used just a standard screw size, the top bracket I would recommend bolting all the way through the top for more support. Can't remember the sizes but they are pretty standard you can pick up the bolts at any Hard wear store.
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I would guess 2". I mounted mine with some 2x3" rectangular. 3" being the vertical. I did have to buy longer bolts. the 2" seemed to fit nicely between the brackets.
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I think it is just a single pulley and if you want two you need to order 2. Been a while since I ordered it. Worth the price IMO. Well made
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I haven't installed the bracket yet. I can provide you details on the installation by the 3/4.
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There are 20 screws with nuts you have to put together. They are mostly all the same size so you won't get them mixed up. You will need a Phillips (cross point) screwdriver and a small adjustable wrench ( or a pair of pliers ).
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There are 13 metal slats that fit easily into brackets and then need to be bolted into the brackets. We didn't receive the bolts though with the package so we just used zip ties for stability.
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Not sure, make sure pulley groves matches. Some are 6 and some are 8 groves pulleys.
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that's very odd, why do you want to installed like that. i think you can if you fabricate a design with two or more pulley. I think is easier and simple with a normal installation. if you still want to do it your way as you say let us know please. thanks
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I used a crown bolt as well. Works great. Open end points up, of course, so the pulley won't fall off if the line snaps
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oops. previous answer was for a different product. this one came with bolts.
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Hmmm. That's a good question. The thing I worry about is the shorter stem that goes into the bracket. It might, it is iron and I really trust wrought iron. The short stem is solid, it doesn't move at all. It's actually squared so it fits the bracket nicely, but 40 pounds is a lot. I agree about longer bolts.
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The retainer pin and pulley are on the 1-5 side. The instructions have the sides reversed, they are incorrect.
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As there are a number of suppliers of these brackets on Amazon it seems that some supply bolts and others do not. Personally I ordered two brackets and received four complete with sixteen nuts and bolts so I had plenty to attach headboard. I should note that the frame has threaded bosses to attach these brackets but the bolts I received had a different thread pattern. I simply ran a 1/4" drill through the bushings and through bolted the brackets to the frame. This was not a problem for me but could be if you do not have the necessary tools.