Does this have plain holes to put a regular bolt through for mounting or does it have the tips that go with stationary ball joints?
2001989
I'm pretty sure it's the ball end. My review is a few years old but I'm pretty sure that was for my tool box which is a ball end.
253109
No, it's flush mount. I used toggle bolts. You could do a make shift mount out of heavy gage wire I guess.
520909
A standard Weaver type mount or a Picatinney rail. It clamps on just like those.
1547879
I have a similar bull bar with round bar with holes. The did mount but I am not sure how steady it will be in the long run. The bearing surface is less that a flat mount but it did work. May have to make a spacer plate but all is well for now.
1389434
They have two mounting holes as pictured. I found them to be a very tight fit in arranging the assembled unit on the axle, but when properly aligned they worked perfectly.
1701028
No drilling the bolts line up easily. But I recommend new bolts 1/2 longer. I makes the hitch holes easier to line up. Also some one recommended PB Blaster, it dissolves the rust on the old bolts. I did it two hours before and just before I removed them. It really makes a big difference. A 18" breaker bar works good for removal and a regular torque wrench to install them.
1912613
It comes with screws and mounts through holes, flat to the wall. I used mollys and my own, longer screws.
1335602
No there is not a ball joint at the top of mount. Must be mounted on a flat ceiling.
361914
there are bolts that you loosen or remove to attach appropriate leads (ones with a hole)
2078108
Yes it does. For stud mounting they supply quite hefty lag bolts (hex head) about 3 inches long. You must drill a proper pilot hole before trying to screw in the lags. A very nice touch is a clever two-piece plastic cover that hides the lag screws and mounting plate. In addition to the lags there was a bunch of other anchor pieces for other mounting schemes.
835985
Yes it has a single, allen head, bolt to lock it down to the exact location you need. Makes it able to adjust to some unique angles to allow for perfect alignment.
646810
It's actually designed to be installed only with the bolt facing up. Verbatim from the "Notes" section: - "Please note that the correct mounting is with the screw pointing up."
2232817
It requires drilling one hole to fit one bolt. From the bottom - The bolt goes through a special washer like disk, through the hole you drill, then into the base of the pole. I have had it installed for approx. 9 months and it is very solid and secure. The hole you will drill will be about the diameter of a pencil. The bolt is tightened with a hex key. The tighter the better so you may cause some indentation on the surface if it is a soft wood.
1730122
Its standard winch bolt pattern but don't expect to mount to anything without welding or drill hole in it. The plate isnt very Universal to any vehicle.
1807579
This has spring loaded ball bearings you just push into hole same size - mine works great.
1804971
Yes, it has the bolt. However; it did not line up properly for my application and I had to change the alignment of the mounting screws.
2132325
It has a bolt that comes out of the bottom of it that you have to drill a hole where ever your mounting it, then thread a nut on to it.