I have an old stand with two bolt holes that are 12" on center. Will it bolt up?
409466
The first time it arrived, the holes we not in the correct place, but we contacted Amazon and they promptly picked up the inccorect one, and within a week the correct one arrived with the two holes near the end spaced approx 12" apart. Very happy with it. Just make sure the model number is the exact one as the S.R.Smith website has and you should be fine.
409467
Yes I believe that 12" was the measurement. But it mounted on my old pedestal just fine except I had to purchase longer bolts from the hardware store. The ones they sent were not long enough. I did have to replace the fulcrum (bumper) as well. There was some work involved in that. A new PVC pipe under it and a fiberglass kit to repair the inside of the stand.
409468
Yes it will, make sure under those two bolts its secure with a frames concret and try to remember the last type of board u had, also i had to by the bounce frame seperately so do your homework and good luck
1058307
I don't know for sure. But for the most part stands are universal. I'd look up the specs before purchasing but you're pretty safe.as long as they're made to mount on stands you should be solid.
1197996
Depends on your mounting holes. This is a general purpose rail in two different lengths.
635101
I mounted a 12" dual bevel sliding compound miter saw on the stand it fits like it was made for it. Very sturdy and doesn't wobble at all.
1145944
Either one should work. We have our stands in the middle holes and it works fine
2012653
Yes. But try to make sure you do you best to center before putting in screws. They are long lag bolts. This is a great stand. No complaints.
1171222
Look up the answer in the manual for the stand, if unsure, call them. Their info is online.
2013478
It has built in bolt holes, so I would assume so. Not sure of other stands. At the very least if you are a bit handy, with a few other pieces of hardware you should be able to remount your tv on this stand.
39365
There are bolt holes on the bottom. I would imagine just about any universal stand would work
1051993
The bolt holes measure 4" on center, across the center hub. I put these on my pop up and they worked fine.
2171040
That is what I have, so yes it will. I do how ever recommend getting new bolts. Some may break during removal of the old ones. and don't be surprised when you notice that there are no threads, the bolts are self threaders.
2001696
Yes. The shelf I have it on is 11 1/4" and the legs barely fit so 12 would work perfect
1628243
It should as long as the holes line up. So what you do is measure center to center and if it is 2 and 7/8th inches or 7.3cm then it will work.
240391
Kai,The stand will except a saw of 28" wide, 16" deep. There are slotted adjustable holes to except the holes for mounting the base of your saw. So if your saw is within (smaller) these dimensions it should bolt up. If not you can mount a suitable size of 3/4 plywood to the stand then screw the saw to the plywood.
517003
Yes. You will need a couple bolts to mount depending upon your application.
77573
Yes unless you have an older model with different size threads than your 12 gauge. Hope this helps!
1953057
I've had this stand for several years now and if I remember correctly I might have come across that issue but luckily I had some nuts that actually got the bolts...I suggest u go to your local hardware store and find the nuts for them. It's much faster and the stand is worth it hope this helps