how adjustable is the bracket to attach to wide rimmed tanks?
1458056
It is very adjustable. There is a screw that can be used to tighten it. It can fit on almost any size tank. I hope this answers your question.
1458057
It opens up to about 2"-3"...but I couldn't use the bracket because I had a hood on my tank. This is not a good feeder.
1458058
I have a very wide tank and it works great - I have loaned it to my neice who has a narrow tank and it worked for her too.
1458059
Looks like 2-1/2 inches. I don't use the bracket I mounted mine on a funnel that drops through a lid on a Biocube.
510376
Russiko,The brackets move to accommodate variable stud distance, but the mounting bars are a fixed length. They will show.Happy to help.John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com
2033599
If your mounting bracket is wider than about a half inch you will have to shim them
450129
The width of where the trailer bracket mounts attach to bike's rear axle, is infinitely adjustable to fit any size bike width, from very narrow to very wide.
1655586
My tank is 13" across 4 1/4" deep and 7" front to back. I am not counting the seam width or gas neck filler height. Also my mounting screws are 2 on each side and are 2 3/4" apart located near the midline seam. Roger
1211411
It comes with a bracket that hangs on the tank or can be mounted to the wall... mine hangs on the tank, works well.
1745422
My tank says 4072, it's 1.6gls. I think the hole was square. This lever is designed for tanks where the lever sits on the corner, not directly on the front. The arm comes off at about a 45 degree angle.
380736
It's attachment is a universal clamp. As long as the platform your mounting it to has open slots the clamp should adjust to fit
1023370
It should fit. It is a clamp on. As long as there's atleast 3 inches or so of flat tank lip for it to clamp to.
1994620
Once it fits the size of pipe you have ,all you have to do is adjust it once tank is full and you will be ok
1299700
The light works great but I had to modify the way I mounted the light to the tank. If you look at the photos of the light, note how narrow the mounting bracket opening is. I either had to cut the moulding around my tank to accomodate the bracket or use a different method. A good quality double sided tape works well in securing the light to the tank. If you a are going to use this light with a timer, be aware that it does not come back on the way you set it. I have to touch ( 3 settings, blue, blue&white;, white only) to get the lighting back to the way I left it.
500979
The clamp does not fit over the plastic lip on tanks :(. However it is quite easy using a razor to remove a small section of the lip. Removing this does not effect the rigidity of the tank. So with slight modification of the tank it will fit.
2181222
The mounting bracket is not adjustable; they only work with devices they are made to fit. So if the model you are looking at does not specifically list your device by name, it won't work.
616254
The tank is 7 1/2" tall, 5"wide with the mounting bracket it's 6" wide and it's 3 1/2" deep, it will hole 1/3 of a gallon (1.25 liters)It was too tall for mounting vertical for my small Nissan 720 truck, only way for me to mount it would have been on a 45 degree angle and too close to engine.
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no you would have to modify with support.my tank is 12 an 1/2 inches wide,an about 36 long,so it fit nicly on one end an i modifyed a lid to cover the other end.it works so well for my guys,it would be worth it to figure out if you could make a board to fit across the tank to support it.it's light wgt,you could get a peice off plexi glass cut to fit at your local hardware store,just remember to measure to allow for the exit.hope this helps.also it took a wek for them to get use to it an climb up ,then a nother week for them to not be skittish when the were basking,now the love it.
2028326
Mounting bracket is adjustable, however, I used a regular cyclone fence post to mount mine and bought post from Home Depot.
1830371
The bracket is flat where it goes under tank. It actually bolts to bottom of tank. I use mine on back of a golf cart, and mounted it to a piece of plywood. I think it's more set up for a 4 wheeler. Small ratchet straps holds it in place on back of a 4 wheeler. I've been very happy with mine. Had for several years now.