Can you mount on metal pipes?
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It would be difficult. It comes with wood blocks to attach to the swing set first before the drums. My husband says you could try U bolts to attach the blocks.
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Yes They Can Be Mounted To Metal, Lisa. I Would Buy 3 Units & Place Them 8' 4" Apart. They Have A Slide Switch On The Side That Turns On 1 Row Of LED Lights, Or Both Rows. Remember The Solar Charged Batteries Are Accessible From The Back Of The Unit & They Will Have To Be Replaced Eventually. I Have Mine Mounted On An Square Aluminum Pole To Light Up The Parking Area At Night Where I Park My Truck.
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From just looking at the picture of this product/mount it could easily be done but you would have to drill new holes in the shortened pipe to run the bolts through for mounting on either end. It might be simpler to just go to an auto muffler shop that does custom exhaust systems and have them make you a shortened pipe to use, bring the pipe that is too long with you so they can match up the pipe size and you would also have to paint it to match later. Not really a hard thing to do when you think about it but I love working with metals and such. Any metal fabrication business could also do the work quite cheaply I would think. From just looking at the picture of this product/mount it could easily be done but you would have to drill new holes in the shortened pipe to run the bolts through for mounting on either end. It might be simpler to just go to an auto muffler shop that does custom exhaust systems and have them make you a shortened pipe to use, bring the pipe that is too long with you so they can match up the pipe size and you would also have to paint it to match later. Not really a hard thing to do when you think about it but I love working with metals and such. Any metal fabrication business could also do... » Read More From just looking at the picture of this product/mount it could easily be done but you would have to drill new holes in the shortened pipe to run the bolts through for mounting on either end. It might be simpler to just go to an auto muffler shop that does custom exhaust systems and have them make you a shortened pipe to use, bring the pipe that is too long with you so they can match up the pipe size and you would also have to paint it to match later. Not really a hard thing to do when you think about it but I love working with metals and such. Any metal fabrication business could also do the work quite cheaply I would think. « Show Less
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Greetings! My instinct says "good luck with that." But, perhaps if you make a mounting board to fasten to the wall and use two or three cable fasteners to fit the pipe diameter you may be able to rig something. Success may depend on the kind of wall you're trying to mount on. Tough question. Radio shack can show you varieties of cable fasteners using a screw. I'd guess you'd need three and would have to alternate the screws left, right, left but not all screws on the same side. Hope that helps. I looked at my mount and decided that's what I'd try if it got lost.
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Yes. I don't see any reason you couldn't. Mounting it will be the hardest part.
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I would say yes, as long as you have the wall space for it. Depending on the location of your water pipes, you might be forced to move them.
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I would say they will mount up to a 1" pipe or tubing, no larger. They have a V notch made into the base of them.But a really nice set.You could also fabricate a flat plate for mounting with bolts if able.
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Should work just fine, you will have to use the enclosed plastic ties to secure the magnets to the pipes though.
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No. There's no mounting hardware required. Just screw it directly into your water line's 3/4" female fitting. Unless your water line is improperly secured it hangs just fine. If you feel the need to secure it further, plumbers tape would be more than adequate to do the job.
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Mine is mounted on a flat metal plate off a pipe fence. The waterer has two bolts in the back, so as long as you mount it to a board or metal flange, it will work. Hope this helps!
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I see no reason that you couldn't, you would just have to support it. Could probably do that with rigid duct and sheet metal screws
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You could, but you would have to mount them right next to the stem. Depending on how thick the mounting hardware is, it might work.
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There is a collar on the hood that you'll need to attach the pipe to, so I would assume so. In my case I used flexible ducting.
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yes, mount it anywhere. but remember, further away = more money in PVC. 1" PVC works well.
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I hung mine on a steel pipe and secured the pipe to the 2x6 beams. It would be hard to attach it directly.
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That is exactly my scenario...just attach everything to the metal...pretty easy install
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I mounted mine on a metal pole. I drove a smaller pipe into the ground then placed a metal plate which surrounds the driven pipe. the pole on which the winegard is mounted should fit over the driven pipe and rest on the metal plate. this pole acts as a ground in case of lighting or static charges. Nothing that I know of will protect your equipment from a direct hit.