i need to know how to mout the pick up bar, have got everything cut and fit, but had no instructions how to mount the pick up bar
1980459
Did you watch the video that Andrew Morrish uploaded? It goes through everything very well, in a step by step fashion. You can see it here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/mpd/permalink/m3DR515NZF7PTZ/ref=cm_ciu_vr_mo1USC295DFF64X
1980460
Did you watch the video that Andrew Morrish uploaded? It goes through everything very well, in a step by step fashion. You can see it here:
1980461
It is mounted under the saddle. You drill a small hole and feed the wire through and plug it in. You will have to sand the saddle off the same thickness as the pickup bar to retain the same action on the guitar.
1980462
The pickup bar is placed directly under the saddle seated in the bridge. The pickup wire is strung through a small hole in the side the saddle slot on the end. If the hole is no there, you might need to drill one yourself.
362088
Take either a hammer or a rubber mallet and tap the end of your grips. The handlebar will cut the ends off your existing grips. Then slide your existing grips inward about 1 inch. Soapy water can be used to aid in getting the grips to slide over. These origin8 bar ends slide onto the bare bar and you clamp them down with an allen key. Then insert the handle bar end caps if provided. I hope this helps you out. Ps they are fantastic
819273
It's not good, that's for sure. There are two solutions: either move over slightly and attach your grab bar to the stud with some other hardware besides the wingit, or move away from the stud and drill a big enough hole to use the wingit. In either case, line things up so that when you drill the next hole and attach hardware, you are covering or eliminating the first 1/4" hole you drilled.
6710
I have never figured out how to attach my frame (which also came with no directions) to this. I have them as seperate units which seems to work ok... Wish I could be more help.
1910610
There should been a bar that came with the heater. Mount the bar then hook the heater. Make sure you mount in a secure place away from furniture.
346233
I can only guess that you installed the bars backwards. Just take it apart and flip glop the bars so that what is on your left place it on the right and viceversa.
1134328
Actually the grab bar has not been installed so I can not give you an answer. Sorry.
142033
Cindy,There are no printed instructions for grab handles. The Velcro will wrap around the roll bar that you want to install them on. Loop around and back through the plastic portion of the strap. Then pull tight and Velcro back to itself when pulled tight. Should look just like the picture when done.Thank you!
1368703
Go to the attached link, http://www.carid.com/2002-lincoln-blackwood-truck-bed-accessories/smittybilt-contractors-rack-35230832.html, (you may have to copy and paste it into the address bar) just below the picture of the truck is a small picture of how the rack attaches to the truck bed. There is a rack mounting plate that rides on the top of the beds edge, no holes needed, and a u-bolt style clamp that goes under the inside lip of the beds edge which connects to the rack mounting plate on top of the bed. The picture should answer your question (click on picture to enlarge). Hope this helps Go to the attached link, http://www.carid.com/2002-lincoln-blackwood-truck-bed-accessories/smittybilt-contractors-rack-35230832.html, (you may have to copy and paste it into the address bar) just below the picture of the truck is a small picture of how the rack attaches to the truck bed. There is a rack mounting plate that rides on the top of the beds edge, no holes needed, and a u-bolt style clamp that goes under the inside lip of the beds edge which connects to the rack mounting plate on top of the bed. The picture should answer your question (click on picture to enlarge). Hope... » Read More Go to the attached link, http://www.carid.com/2002-lincoln-blackwood-truck-bed-accessories/smittybilt-contractors-rack-35230832.html, (you may have to copy and paste it into the address bar) just below the picture of the truck is a small picture of how the rack attaches to the truck bed. There is a rack mounting plate that rides on the top of the beds edge, no holes needed, and a u-bolt style clamp that goes under the inside lip of the beds edge which connects to the rack mounting plate on top of the bed. The picture should answer your question (click on picture to enlarge). Hope this helps « Show Less
1912618
Julie, mine didn't come with instructions either. I just figured out how they go on by trial and error. I will tell you that one of the racks is shorter than the other and that one will be the front one. I'm sure you can find something "on the line" if you Google it. Good luck and I hope this helped.
1039419
Dear Dgray5150, This item does not come with the instruction,but it very easy to install. There are two way to assemble the mirror : You can have the mirror to the top of the bar OR to the side of the bar (just as the picture shown in our listing). If you still not sure how to install it ,please feel free to contact us any time. Sincerely yours, Astra Depot
1569163
It's very easy if you just bought them the come with instructions. If you already have them and no instructions the bar has two lift tabs on each bar lift them up put one end of the bar into any one side of the rail and due the same for the other side line up with the little arrows on top of the rails push down the tabs and your ready to so the second one the same way.
305862
Can't remember how I mounted it but it wasn't complicated. The thing is still up and I mounted on an RV!! Good luck.
1454758
The bars are separate, and must be inserted at the last step of installation. If you pre-assemble the unit and place it on the wall where you want to install it, and then mark the center of each end bracket, it is not a problem to get it exactly where you want it. You really need the help of another person to make this an easy job. Use a level to make sure both brackets are placed correctly.
126471
There is a "soft mount" and the recommended "hard mount". So basically it's like a tension rod that you keep twisting in the door frame until there is enough tension to hold the bar. That's the soft mount. The hard mount you screw in to the door way.
794995
The basic procedure is to start at the base of the bar or bar end an wrap the material around itself to secure the beginning. To complete the wrap, you overlap slightly, the open end of the bar or bar end, fold the little bit of overlap into the open end, and insert the included plug to hold it in place. If you have to wrap a part that cannot be secured this way, you may have to find some additional grip tape to secure the end. I had to use both of the above methods on my application. I found some grip tape at a local sports store. I hope this helps.
362089
Not sure I understand the 2nd part of your question, but here's what I did. There was a plug in the end of the regular grips that had to be removed so I could slide the regular grips down the bars to accommodate the bar-end grips. You will need to loosen the controls and slide them in far enough for the grips and bar-ends. That leaves an inch or so of plain handle bar over which you slide the bar-end grips and tighten them up.