Are the bar ends threaded in a way that you could piece two more boom sections (from another of the same solo boom) on in order to create a 6ft boom?
853193
No, the ends are not threaded like that. I did however convert this 48" solo boom into a 6 ft boom myself but had to buy numerous additional parts and pieces from local hardware store in order to make it work. The 6 ft boom I have made using the solo boom requires more psi in order to make it spray evenly. The 5 to 6 various backpack sprayers I have are not sufficient psi for the 6 ft boom but the 48" solo boom as-is works great with my backpack sprayers. Hope this helps.
1633231
You could but in my opinion, it would look funny. As another reviewer said, just keep them separate or even better, just buy an L shaped bar. There are a ton on Craigslist and Ebay.
1786251
Yes, if you apply a gentle pull the bar pulls from the bracket and you can then cut it to length. I did this for one of my locations.
626322
You can add more bars that clamp to make the surrounding bars but as long as its properly tied down these are made to work even if you only have two bars.
78692
Technically I would think it is possible, but, I don't remember seeing anything about this being a modular add on piece.
1662075
no. use clamp-ons. i do not know if any such bars have holes as without additional welds and reinforcements, strength/integrity would be compromised
1114224
You would need to be able to cut the length off of each 1' wide interlocking ceiling piece. Then cut the length off of the mounting pieces at the top which attatch to your existing structure. YES, it can be done, reiterating the previous response..."lot of work".
127003
If the studs are too far apart, you could always lay down a base board that matches up to the studs, then mount the bar on top of that. I did this with my bar and it works like a charm. As for your question, The bar is not adjustable width-wise so your studs may not match up.
2161255
Yes. I have done this. However, be aware that the "lock collars" come loose very easily. This is worse with more weight on the bar.
1083968
Probably not because the bolt for the hanger assembly is six or more inches long.
2073084
You could theoretically link the two end chains to a central mount point but I did not personally do this. The chains should be long enough but if not you can always buy extra chain at a local hardware store.
1531196
It is extendable and adjustable with bolt holes in the vertical tube. Just remove bolts put in the correct position and replace bolts. There is an additional piece to make it longer although I am not sure it will get to 6 1/2. Honestly if it doesn't go that long, a little creativity and a trip to the hardware store would do the trick. It is a very simple mechanism
129525
Yes definitely! I have one and it was a wonderful addition to my bar...fits the 6 btls n then I lay one across the top
531626
Yes you can. The bar is set to the base with two machine screws. As this is a very critical part, its squareness is key. So get it within a couple mils. Good luck.
1935882
Amerimax now has a video that talks about that, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AI-13r490aw. At 1:53 in the video he explains to connect the same sized ends together. Not sure if this really works or not since I have not tried it myself.
1745186
Yes! I did what you're asking. I put 2 30' together. All you need to do is pull the end plug of one and use the first plug of the other to connect. With that said you'll be left with an extra spray tip. Which I noticed they are not the greatest and will break off when exposed to high dry weather and unused. So invest in a few extra tips
319034
If what I'm thinking you're referring to then yes. There are 6 pieces to the bar. Hope that helps