Are the base screws 6 inches apart in width from one side of base bar to the other? I currently own the 12 x 21 inch wire pullouts and one of them broke after 8 years of great functionality. I want to replace it with this one which I think is identical...
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Yes. There are actually 4 holes to place the two base screws into. Two on each side. The two holes furthest apart are 6 inches apart while the other holes could be 5 or 4 inches part depending in which you use. I did not need to drill. I used a hammer and a punch to start the hole and then screwed in the screws in less then a minute each. My cabinets are solid wood so may e that is why I was able to do this. I hate clean up after using a drill. Good luck
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I couldn't say what screw size as they may differ from brand to brand. I assume they're metric but can't say for sure. When I had this issue, I took one of the screws that held the stand for my tv and tried it in the TV mounting holes (for wall mount). They fit..so I took that screw to the store to find more the same size.
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On the sellers website is the schematic that shows all dimensions. It will give you exact distance, both between the screws...but also the offset from the outside edge too.
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I don't think so - the overall length is 14", but that includes the knob. The "base" is 13" long. You probably could not place the screws more than 12 - 12 1/2" apart.
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Hi Tamara Ann, my bar was about an inch or half inch too long and I had to trim off the end a bit. The bar I have, had to fit into a 19 1/2" space. This was the only bar I found that worked for me. Hope this info helps you. good luck. Tommy.
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Sorry if yours doesn't fit, but the screw with mine works fine; you may have been given the wrong size. Also, check that the whole unit is put together correctly as there should be no gaps between parts.
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Sorry, but the short bars, open to 6". I have the complete set and when they say the open width, then that is it. If you need wider, then go to the next wider bar, which is 12". By the way, I swear by these clamps. They work wonders when I'm working with wood. G.Goff
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Greetings: Mount the bracket end the same as the old one. Ignore the orientation of the support, there have been a few design changes for the better.Thank You, Lou Fishman
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I am not to sure about that, but I can tell you that it looks exactly like my old one, which already has its own base. This isn't much help for you, but good luck and I hope maybe someone else can help you. P.S. I do like my new products though :) P.P.S. Also, I just have mine velcroed on a shelf ..I didn't want any more holes in the walls .
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I had my old one in hand and just looked at the picture, it looked like it was the same so I took a chance. Turned out it was shorter than the old one but the mounting base was the same. The new one works great.
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That's exactly what I need to know - what is the distance between the screws? I won't buy it unless it's what I need.
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Yes, you will have to screw the bases for the bar in. I had to buy a drill to do so.
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the pullup bars at the widest position are wider than the base , don't know the dimensions or floor footprint, as they ought to be able to be found in the specifications online
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I matched my unit up by the dimensions as close as I could. Even then I wound up bolting a new solid plate in place of my old one and then mounting the new step to the new plate. I also had to run two new wires, but it was just as the directions listed. I hope this helps.
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I think they are pretty short, I just looked at my rack and it looks like I used two screws that came with it in front and two of my screw in the back (They went through the base into the back wall so length wasn't a problem) The rack works great and since it's Friday (Martini Night) I'll be removing a glass in just a few moments.
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no, the base is a cast unit..the oem base so you cannot remove the remainder of the stud and replace it. you will have to replace the complete base unit. About an hours work start to finish if you are moderately competent with hand tools
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I did not have that problem...However I suggest you take the screws and the top section of the base to a local hardware store such as "Coast to Coast" or "Ace Truvalue" and show them the problem. These folks will try several screws until they find the correct fit. This is your least expensive option!