Can you use this without bolting it down?
279155
Not a good idea at all. Any pressure on the wheels needed to buff will cause it to move all over. Bolt it down or simply drill a coupe of holes in the table top and install removable pins.
270997
Yes. It has holes in the feet to allow you to do so. I love mine! I agree with Frederica though, it is very stable left unbolted, and it's nice to be able to move it around.
2137738
You Cannot. The Bolts are Countersunk. Nut must be tightened from the rear.
1756761
I don't see any reason why your could not. I did not mount mine that way but you should not have any problem doing that.
1122042
I did,but I don't see why you would have to.It still should work properly whether you screw it down before or after tightening the bolts.
1626407
no. needs hang from the two bolts. You could drill back and add two more bolts.
292754
Yes you can! We love it and it's very functional. A little annoying tightening the bolts when putting it together, make sure not to strip the bolts! Otherwise a great product!
193519
Probably, but I wouldn't. I believe it is meant to be a free standing unit. It may be too heavy unless you have very good anchors and are attaching to studs.
920366
no. is only for show-off. you can pull it and hold with the bolt lock but that's it. it ain't a funtional bolt.
399776
No, it does not have to be bolted down. The bases on each end are wide and the machine is stable. Ours is out on our shed which provides some protection from the elements but it is exposed to FL heat/cold as well as the humidity. Once we noticed extra strain with the cables (due to weather exposure) we used a little wd40 and haven't had problems. If you are storing it away from exposure to the elements it should be fine. The overall movement of the cables and pulleys are very smooth. We did have a cable jump off the pulley but that was when the tension was released too fast (someone tried to pull more weight and let it go too fast) but it was very easily corrected.
2255748
yes. if you dont bolt it to the rack, you can use it like a furniture dolly.
1633944
Yes you can. I attached it to a piece of 1x12, and stand on it with one foot while I clean the other, or you could bolt it to the concrete.
569392
I bolted mine to a floor, I think you could if you were able to connect a cable to the bottom. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
2200837
I have never needed to strap it down. But I guess you could. As long as it is centered, It is very stable. I have moved it around with the bike jacked with no problem.
2110595
Yes, there are long bolts which go through the bottom mounting plate. They could easily be removed, to allow you to move this wherever you would like.
969396
I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
111854
No you can't, but the tilt is slight. It needs to be a little tilted, so that the gear doesn't fall forward. This is a great rack