will bowrench work on 4"joist
1543592
I didn't review the bowrench 2 but I would say it would work on a 4" joist. I just used a bowrench which is for 2" joist and it worked fine.
1543593
It will only work on 2"x boards, but you can buy attachments that will allow using on 4"x boards. I also found that in areas that had a doubled joist, I could place a loose 2x against an opposite board, to where the bow wrench would lock onto the loose board and put pressure against the board I was trying to straighten.
1543594
if you mean a 4 inch wide joist, then No, that is too wide for the BW-2. You may be able to get an adapter that can do wider than 1 5/8 inch boards, I do not know.
550856
My eaves have joists that I attached to. It ended up looking great - but you do need something to screw into vertically.
348301
It might work but I don't think that it would be as strong. The key is the two prongs that would grip the joist below. I'm not sure if they are long enough to give you a strong hold. Sorry, can't give you a better answer than that. But if you need a calculated guess, I'd buy it if I were in your shoes. Amazon is great for returns if it doesn't work out for you.
853572
This faucet requires a 3 holed sink. When your contractor says "4 inch spread," I'm sure he's talking about the distance from the center of the leftmost hole to the center of the rightmost hole. Assuming that's the case, this faucet will work for you, as that is indeed 4 inches.
1446072
You will need to line up the headboard and extension legs, get a small piece of 2 x 4 and slightly tap it in using the 2 x 4 and a hammer. that's what I did and had no problem.
1576720
the deck plate is about 10 1/4" if the four holes are in that size range it will work if not you can get the soap dispencer for the fourth hole
1506944
I have a 4" rise and was told for every inch add a foot, that is why I bought a 4 foot ramp. It works as it should. Be sure you measure correctly.
110408
Photos sent to your email address. let me know if you have more questions. Remember, I am 'just' an end user / consumer-buyer, not the manufacturer. How I hooked mine up may be different than how you have to do it based on your joist configurements and all that.
772255
Should work fine if the ceiling joist is designed to handle the weight. (I've known some joists were decorative only.).
772253
Absolutely will work, ours is attached to a large screw eye in our ceiling joist. I found we were happier when the screw eye was close to a basement wall. With it close to the wall you can put your feet against the wall for some exercises.
1850531
Do not use 4x4s unless your height is no more than 4 ft off the ground. a unit of this size will require support columns like a schedule 40 pipe 4 in in diameter or more embedded in 3 by 3 ft concrete footings at least.
1268361
I am sure it could. It spans from joist to joist then can be placed at any final angle needed. The bar spins to tighten the stretcher then the box goes on last.
555974
Yes, take out the 2x4's you have installed, and re-cut them to all the same length (all 4 legs), and the 2 cross cross beams to the same length. Yours cannot possibly be equal lengths, as thats pretty much the ONLY way these saw horses could be unstable.
254143
Answer here...itvwont mount to the edge of the floor joist, the bolt pattern takes about 4 inches. You can nail or screw a 2x4 onto either side of the joist to widen it and be fine.
2192777
It will work. Minimum height is 5 feet. only it's hard to turn the wheel of the hoist because it is not aligned
1099267
I use mine on a 1 inch galvanized pipe mounted to the floor joists above my basement. It's a tight fit, but works fine.
17890
I am impressed by this unit's ease of use for householder applications. 4" probably exceeds design limits but with very patient, steady guidance, you will likely accomplish your task. Attaching Bosch T3923SC Extension Bar with Bosch 4 3/8" or 3 7/8" Speedcore Bits you may be successful. SDS Max offers higher level of success.Good Luck !