I'm thinking about doubling up on one board would the hanger bolt to the plate without the middle piece on the donor pair? 9x17in board 10x38in other
1014283
I just read the question again and if you mean making it triple kingpin; that works aswel just raises it about a full inch, and makes it really "seesaw"ish like your riding on the top of a really sharp triangle the turns are quick and precise (w/triple kingpin) but it works well surprisingly, these trucks are well designed but I wouldn't take them off any curbs the hanger looks thin but I bought the widest ones, I suggest getting the second largest hanger size bc they cruise faster turn sharper and have less chance of bending; Feel free to ask more questions
1014284
I don't think so its a double bushing axle design and needs them to support properly. Bit of a gamble but Might work
1014285
Absolutely I've ridden them more In single kingpin setup more; just it's really wide and low so it completely changes the ride of the board. Slows it down a little but high speed carving is fantastic. The feeling of these gullwings in single kingpin format feels as if the wheels are both turning outward just by a mm like there's dragging just a tad but it still cruises like a steam roller, I hope this helps if you have any more questions feel free to ask; I'm more then happy to take the time to answer them
1014286
Not sure what your asking butthe base of the truck is designed for the middle part to match. Removing the middle partwould make it a standard truck with a very odd angle. Don't know if it would ride well at all if not damage the truck.
1743658
The kit has only one bolt for one side. You would need two kits to replace both sides.
1438215
The packaging says that it will fit a board 18"x49". I do not know what the overlap is. A lot of times it is considerable and so an inch one way or the other does not make a difference, but I don't know about this one.
944970
How would you be using it? The spacing in between the rods would be the same. Not sure about the heights on the two pieces and if they would match up flush.
175118
Well that a very tuff question. Because if I say one of the brackets . And you don't hit a stud. This would be very bad. I used both brackets an its still hanging. So for the money! I would rather be safe then sorry. Thats just me. Hope this helped.
1254112
Yes on mounts because of the swivel design and maybe on lag bolts:It depends on your total weight divided by two and if your doing full body weight or partial suspension vs dynamic gymnastic routines. If it was me i would install/mount a 2x4 between rafter joist and replace lag bolts with same diameter machine bolt,lock washers and nut. This is a simple modification and it will be SOLID! If you decide to go with lag bolts I would always inspect prior to use.I like your idea and I may try it myself, good luck!
1790982
Sorry for the late response, I was on vacation. There is one hanger per package (at least the one I bought). Sounds like they are considering the screws and level, etc as 'pieces".
263828
The length between the two rack pieces depends on your factory rack. If you can move your factory rack, you can move these. I adjust my factory rack between kayaking and snowboarding season; the kayak hull and snowboard bindings have different distances at which they work well. I can put two full size snowboards (I'm 6'3" and my snowboard is big and wide) side by side. I can get 4 by placing two upside down and two upright.
2171597
This board has a score on it where you must snap it in two. Be careful not to damage any of the components. If you are not comfortable doing this I suggest you hire a professional to come fix your problem for you.
1822415
our board is pre-drilled with TWO holes, which was the same set up as our old board. two substantial bolts hold it in place is working fine. I suggest going on the SR Smith website to see if there's another board more like yours or call their customer service and see if those 2 drilled holes line up with your stand. maybe you only need 2 bolts.....? i don't know. good luck.
1488523
I used them with 2x10 boards with no issue. The only thing about going wider than the 8 inche boards is that the edges are not supported completely so the quality of the board is very important. I was leary about having narrower ramps but they worked out beautifully spread apart a bit further. Another thing to keep in mind is that 12 inch wide by 2 inch thick boards are very heavy when long enough for a ramp.
1630795
Yes you can. Also, you can use 2 2X8s, or 2 2X6s and 1 2X4. You may have to adjust the uprights so there is not too much overhang or causes pinching on your buttinsky. Just pre measure the widths of your boards and experiment from there. You may have to drill some extra holes for greater stability.
862464
No that will not help because the screws are threaded into the base not the plate. You could try loctite(threadlocker) on the screws or get longer screws and put a nut on from underneath. It looks likes there is room.
479050
You could mount a 1x2 on top of you board that you have. If the hooks arnt wide enough. That would be a option. Not sure why it dosnt work for you.
1727229
The back panel is thin and would not be suitable for attaching a fastener or wall hanger. The side edges are particle board, so it would be possible to use long screws there, but I would not trust them to support the box. It's pretty heavy even without anything in it.
775733
It should work, but as Robert C. stated - - a lot of work. I'll be looking into a permanent rack that snaps my board in (if that even exists)
1292806
I believe it should work. I hung the board I bought lengthwise instead of width-wise.