Will they work with an 8' Beam?
312165
Sure do, I have a 8' 6" beam and there seems to be plenty tube remaining for support.
312166
Yes, but do yourself a favor and don't buy this. The way it mounts will damage your boat. It cost me a $200 fiberglass repair.
312167
There is quite a lot of adjustment that can be made with the guides themselves. But, the total width is determined by how wide the trailer's side parallel beams are apart. The trailer is the determining factor on how wide a beam boat the guide arms can handle.
312168
I see no reason they wouldn't, as long as they can be clamped to the trailer, I don't think the beam width should matter.
1025992
I bought it for a 21 Ft. Bayliner and there is plenty of room left over. I comes almost half way down the sides and even covers the wench part of the boat trailer which is great to prevent rust. Not sure what you mean by 8.9 Beam but we have pretty high windows and a benimi top and it is great. Hope this helps.
1003375
No, I ordered 8" by mistake and returned them for 6". I have installed the 6" and they work great!
305913
Probably depends on how long you set the bar connecting the track to the door. With my 7' door there's only 6" between the motor unit and the slider on the track, so an 8' door would be a problem. I suggest calling the Decko factory; they're very helpful. There's probably a model designed for an 8' door.
900866
Yes, they are adjustable, up to 10' tall. It'll fit the 8' just fine. Just realize that the screen is 20' long, so you'll have a lot on the floor at 8'. I've been extremely happy with mine. The bulbs alone are worth $100+.
967317
They should .. I found that they were a little tight in a Portfolio fixture, but they did go in with a little pressure and worked well. Had to wiggle a couple to make contact.
1869938
I never tried that with any 6-8 foot bulb, but for sure does work with any florescent lights. hope this helps.
1871361
Depends on where your beams you are going to use are. You need to span them. Used a piece of unistrut on mine rather than a bar.
1353081
If you drill a 7/8" hole, I would think they would work just fine, but the hole would need to go completely thru the concrete for the wires attached to the back of each light.
1409113
I can't tell you exactly, but they are adequate for my 8' camper. Keep in mind that you can push your existing mirrors out further if you need to. 6 to 8" sounds about right.
12700
Yes. Check the specifications for height and the height of your light unit, also.
1744551
They spread all the way. I would have to go out and measure but I am quite certain it would be able handle a 6.5" beam. (you need to buy your hardware separate, it doesn't come with anything other than the bracket)
2135867
Your truck came with 6x8 speakers....if you don't mind doing a little cutting, they will work.
1382700
I believe they would be bright enough, however, I'd be somewhat concerned with the beam width. These lights have a beam width much more narrow than a "flood" light.
890503
I have Pungo 120's on mine. If you compare spec's on the beam measurements you'd have your answer. BTW, this is definitely an indoor unit.
1828671
They should be fine. I used them to mount rigid flood lights and there was no trouble.
101274
If you use expandable anchors, they will work fine. These have a coarse thread - probably the hardest thing will be to drill the holes.