can you mount this to a flat outside a area on a trailer, does it have a way to be bolted down?
1011251
Battery Box comes with a web strap & plastic strap brackets, I wouldn't trust bolting thru plastic, might not be secure without added support in case of hard braking etc.
1011252
There are no supports that would be suitable if that was the only means to keep it in place. That being said, I did shoot some self tapping screws through the corners to keep the boxes in place on my battery tray. The bottom of the box has contours that keep the battery elevated about .25" off the very bottom which leaves room for the screw heads.
1011253
Steve: I think you could bolt it down, it comes with straps to hold the top down, but you'd have to drill holes in the bottom to bolt it down. I wouldn't want to guarantee its long-term durability in that sort of installation, but I like the case for battery and connector protection, not quite as much for mobile mounting. Hope this helps.
600263
I guess you could use double sided tape on the bottom to mount it, but there aren't any holes or grooves for mounting. It's designed to sit on a flat surface. Hope that helps!
682604
Not sure I would mount it outside unless it was enclosed. It would be very easy to disconnect and drain it for winter storage.
1367352
Yes, it's got holes to screw it down to the deck or porch. Holds it in place just fine, it's very sturdy.
623934
This does not have an option to be bolted. The clamp is welded on to the support pole. The only other option would be to try the free stand version. Once I find my instructions, I would be happy to share them with you.
489284
No but you can simply put a spacer in the bottom or not slide the post all the way into the bracket, of course you will have to use adequate fasteners to support any load (not the best of approaches).
1257439
There are no holes on the outside of this safe for mounting - if you had some sort of separate bracket you could but this is sealed up with no hardware or openings for screws or bolts. Great safe - we have it on the floor next to the bed.
782701
I have this mounted to my trailer. I used the Warn Braket here https://www.warn.com/truck/mounting-systems/universal_flatbed.shtml Bill
1615433
Yes, I mounted mine on the outside, on the garage door frame, and have had no problems with it. I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommendations are on outside mounting but the unit would not be useful if not outside and easily accessible. I thought about keeping it out of any direct sun but I'm not sure how important that factor is. It mounts flush and when in the closed position is very snug.
1003089
Yes it can. Mine is supported on the wall towards the front of trailer (inside). It works great.
640772
I have ours inside the garage, but would imagine it would be fine outside if you were able to anchor it down. It has scew holes for anchoring.
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.
29055
Although I have not bolted mine yet the paperwork that came with the safe says you can and mine also came with a kit to bolt it down. Bolting it does require drilling holes through the safe and as explained in the paperwork that comes with the safe drilling holes means that it will no longer be waterproof.
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.
1466929
That may work. I would find some way to anchor it. I wish I could be more help I use it for out door application.
426126
Yeah I don't see why you couldn't mount to the frame. I mounted mine to the camper for easier reading the level.
1304055
Hi: I'm not a contractor. However, it would appear to me that if there was a way to separate the round platform from the rotating rectangular surface, then maybe. Otherwise, I don't see any way to bolt it down without interfering with its' rotation.