How do you hang this? The bolts that come with it don't have and divets on the heads for me to use my power drill.
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Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might... » Read More Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. « Show Less
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Pre-drill the holes. Then use a ratchet wrentch to grab the bolts. If you have your bag in the basement then it might be wise to but two of these and mount on opposing rafters so you can hold a decent heavy bag.
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Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly.
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Local hardware stores have a large variety of bolts and nuts, in many different styles. Ace, Home Depot, lowes, do-it best, etc..I would recommend either a lock nut, or thread lock so they don't come loose.
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I would not try to hang it on anything narrower than 1 1/2" (2X4, 2X6 etc.) Some modular homes use smaller studs, and I don't think I would trust them to hold the weight.You will want to find the centre of the stud - I use a small nail & pound it through the drywall to find each edge of the stud. Then drill a pilot hole right in the center or close to it. I think I used 5/16 lag bolts, into a 3/16 hole. I would use 2" long lag bolts, and drill the hole about 1 1/2" - 1 3/4" deep so the point can grab into wood too. If you don't driill a pilot hole you are likely to split the stud with one or more of the lag bolts. But of course don't drill it tooo large either or it may not hold. Good luck. I would not try to hang it on anything narrower than 1 1/2" (2X4, 2X6 etc.) Some modular homes use smaller studs, and I don't think I would trust them to hold the weight.You will want to find the centre of the stud - I use a small nail & pound it through the drywall to find each edge of the stud. Then drill a pilot hole right in the center or close to it. I think I used 5/16 lag bolts, into a 3/16 hole. I would use 2" long lag bolts, and drill the hole about 1 1/2" - 1 3/4" deep so the point can grab into wood too. If you don't driill a pilot hole you are likely to... » Read More I would not try to hang it on anything narrower than 1 1/2" (2X4, 2X6 etc.) Some modular homes use smaller studs, and I don't think I would trust them to hold the weight.You will want to find the centre of the stud - I use a small nail & pound it through the drywall to find each edge of the stud. Then drill a pilot hole right in the center or close to it. I think I used 5/16 lag bolts, into a 3/16 hole. I would use 2" long lag bolts, and drill the hole about 1 1/2" - 1 3/4" deep so the point can grab into wood too. If you don't driill a pilot hole you are likely to split the stud with one or more of the lag bolts. But of course don't drill it tooo large either or it may not hold. Good luck. « Show Less
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Yo may need to purchase a longer chain to wrap around your tree or drill/screw in your hooks into the tree. The problem you are facing is the right amount of distance between the trees for it to hang properly.
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Sounds like you put it together incorrectly. Assuming the holes align you put the bolts through a pair of holes and screw the nut on from the below the frame.
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You need to mount it on a stud in the wall. I suggest 3" long 1/4" log bolt with a hex head so you can use a socket to drive it in.
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I had to mount it into sheetrock. So I didn't use the provided screws. I used sheetrock anchors that I bought from the hardware store. It slides onto the screw heads so you can use whatever length or type of screw you need.
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I've had to rehang mine after moving and bought new screws. It comes with anchors and screws. Use Red Head #12 x 1-7/16 because they are the right size and can go in sheet rock or concrete walls. If you are going into a stud, don't use the anchor.
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Needs to be bolted to something very solid, like the header beam in your house.Do not bolt up to plywood underlayment, etc. it won't hold the weight.
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I don't think ours did either. My husband placed out the boards with corresponding lengths and attach with screws that will tighten as you screw them into the predrilled holes. Good luck. ( Once you get them layed out it should go together for you. Have more questions? Let me know. Sorry for the typos. See corrected text. The two larger screws are to hang the cabinet. We have them screwed into sheet rock and they are holding it up. Didn't use molly bolts (so far so good) again sorry.
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Hello I am really not sure what the other options are for bolting down the safe. The safe does have a couple of holes in back and some hardware supplied by the manufacturer. I myself did not bolt the safe because for me it was not necessary.
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In my case i used 6 bolts to hang mine in drywall. I would imagine removal would be easy just by removing bolts.
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Go down to your local hardware store and tell them what you are trying to do - they will point you towards the right hardware. Briefly, you're going to want a HSS (high speed steel) or a titanium carbon-coated drill bit and the right screws. Make sure you're not exceeding weight specs (for the mount OR your wall)
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It comes with clips that bolt it down. I used plywood and screwed it down to that, with 4x4's under the plywood. You have to provide your own screws for the clips.
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Do you have the screws and the mollys? Email me at scarletartist@hotmail.com if you can snag a picture of what's going on, the wall has to be totally solid it can't be a hollow wall or else there's no way the mount will stay on
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I had a heap of nuts and bolts left over after assembly but I can't remember any screws included. Either way, I decided on using some 120mm screws I already had to secure it to the ceiling. They're overkill but it won't be falling ;-)
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There are some hooks you can buy that screw into the wood beams, and then you can hang the swing. When you go to home depot ask someone there. Explain about putting up the swing, someone will point you in the direction of what you need to buy. Thats what I did.