The package I received doesn't have lag bolts, are they any special lag bolts? Or I can buy it from local store? Thanks!
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You can buy your own lag bolts. Just be sure they are galvanized so they don't rust outside.
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Pretty much standard 3" galvanized lag bolts. They included a rubber washer for each with the kit when I got it.
1503894
I think it came with screws. If you have any rocks in the soil then Good Luck.
1503895
Just regular galvanized lag bolts _ I had one from the package break so the hardware ones are probably better. Product is doing well, so far, holding a mail box.
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The bolts came with he item. You may want to contact seller and have them ship them to you. However you can always go to Home Depot or lowes and pick up compatible ones. It's not any special ones. Just make sure you tell them it's to install a mail box post. Hope this helps.
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The bolts should be any hardware store or well duped auto parts house. The inserts may be harder to come by since they tend to spin out of the a pillar itself. Might be a dealer if you can't find them on the "help" rack.
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I believe my contractor mounted it using the included hardware. That part was not at all difficult. Even if I'm wrong, it was nothing more than a couple lag bolts if I remember correctly. Easy to pick up at the hardware store if they were not included.
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oh man, I wish I had found these posts before ordering one of these as most of the reviews are positive. It's on the way, should I just immediately send it back and eat the shipping charge? I wouldn't be surprised that these are on sale now as Schwinn prob has fixed models out now. I am assuming that if I keep this bike it will crap out shortly. If I do keep it, should I immediately call for the new motor and then the control panel before even using it? Will the original motor work with the new panel? uggggh. not looking forward to this. Any chance we can convince you to put up a website with pics of the fixes?? ; ) oh man, I wish I had found these posts before ordering one of these as most of the reviews are positive. It's on the way, should I just immediately send it back and eat the shipping charge? I wouldn't be surprised that these are on sale now as Schwinn prob has fixed models out now. I am assuming that if I keep this bike it will crap out shortly. If I do keep it, should I immediately call for the new motor and then the control panel before even using it? Will the original motor work with the new panel? uggggh. not looking forward to this. Any chance we can convince you to put up a website... » Read More oh man, I wish I had found these posts before ordering one of these as most of the reviews are positive. It's on the way, should I just immediately send it back and eat the shipping charge? I wouldn't be surprised that these are on sale now as Schwinn prob has fixed models out now. I am assuming that if I keep this bike it will crap out shortly. If I do keep it, should I immediately call for the new motor and then the control panel before even using it? Will the original motor work with the new panel? uggggh. not looking forward to this. Any chance we can convince you to put up a website with pics of the fixes?? ; ) « Show Less
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Thanks all for your input. I ended up going to OSH, matching the thread, then purchasing 1" bolts instead of 1.5" bolts that was supplied in the packaging. So new purchasers, save yourself a bunch of anxiety and buy yourself 1" #8 32 standard thread. I e-talked with the manufacturer, Progress Lighting. That was pretty useless...community, you were much more help! Thanks...
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I just screwed the lag bolts into the wall about half way then I put the sink on the bolts and put the plastic spacer against the porcelain them the washer then the nut and tightened pretty tight just don't over tighten or will break. Good luck hope this helped
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I have a few spares lying around but I just moved to a different house and can't find them at the moment for a quick measure. Apparently they are notorious for missing bolts and you should call them about sending them to you. Once you get this beast on though you'll love it. I just got in a bumper-bender with mine except it was the other guy's that got destroyed and there was just a small scratch on mine. Nothing glossy spray paint couldn't fix...
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No my new started didn't come with new bolts, I used the old ones with no problem.
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The original equipment bolts are self tapping, I was concerned about this as well but they thread right in and work great from my experience!
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No. Hardware needed is a 5/16" x 16 theeads per inch T-nut available at any hardware retailer. The 5/16" threaded lag bolt comes installed.
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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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Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
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Find a doorway with a good header over the opening. be sure to drill pilot holes for your lag bolts. Use a stud finder to insure that the header is where you think it should be. remember the lag bolts must be into wood sheetrock will not hold you. If you do not properly pilot hole the lag bolts they will sheer off. If the pilot hole is to large they will not hold your weight. If unsure about the proper diameter to use google it.
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I used 2 5/8" grade 8 bolts and 1 lag screw. Bolting though the bench top with construction grade fender washers between the nut and the wood will give out standing strength. Because of the way my bench is built i could not go through the top so I used a heavy lag 5/8" lag screw. Incidently, this is a excellent quality vice and I am very happy with this purchase I use it everyday as a professional gunsmith. www.gunsmith.us.com
545335
I just went to ace hardware and picked up some new bolts. About a dollar a bolt though. I did buy the high quality ones. No more stripped bolts. Works great.
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I don't remember if the motor came with the four Lag bolts. Your snow blower should have four mounting holes on the cylinder head pre-drilled and tapped. There also should be a metal plate covering the hole where the gear wheel is to engage the snow blower flywheel. remove the screw holding the cover and remove the cover plate.insert the motor into the hole and line up the four tap/holes with the four holes on the snow blower. install a lag bolt with a lock washer into each hole and tighten with a 5/16 wrench. IF the motor does not come with the four lag bolts and washers, you can get them in Home Depot or Lowes. I think it does come with them if my memory still serve me.
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Socket the size of lag bolt...impact drill..level...stud finder...phillips head screw driver