Is the rim able to drop lower than the bottom height of the bracket, ie do the support arms go down below horizontal or only upwards from horizontal?
1469892
Yes I think I can lower mine to 7.5 feet and back up to 10 feet. It's great for my 6 year old or my 12 year old But the hight all depends on how high you mount the bracket the instructions tell you what hight to mount the bracket
390193
I would think that you are only restricted to the height of the bracket and a little extra for the feet. I have used they and they are very good
1509559
hi, it's adjustable but due to "high tolerance mounting brackets" and "alu-profile torsion" it sags a bit with time.
1098738
I get about 45" when I measure. I measured from the floor to the top of the first post. Then I measured the four inches left above the adjustable bar. It is possible that when lowered it will slide an inch (or so) below the 45". I can't lower my rack right now to measure it specifically (while it's lowered) for you.
789608
No, it doesn't go down. I use the tray to support a 65" projection TV in an open cabinet. The lip conceals the rest of the mechanism when you look at the front of the TV. In my opinion, it only serves a cosmetic purpose; but one that does look clean & neat.
470982
If you look at the product picture, the main shaft that the articulating joints are on is adjustable, you can lower it right down to the base. you need to take into effect where the VESA mounting points on the monitor is also, some monitors have a dead center mounting point, some have it in the center but 1/4th of the way from the top.
427718
Yes, it puts nearly the full weight of the bike on the rim, but as Shawn stated, the force is in the ideal direction. The rim will not bend.However, I chose to put them at a height where the bottom wheel is just barely on the ground, alleviating some of the load, but more importantly, making it much easier to take off the hook. If you do this, don't put it too low where the bike could fall if bumped, and remember, that is not the recommended usage.
841706
Yes the bottom hoop goes down that far. Just used this rack over the winter on my rv and its works great
1514664
The brackets come with as the basket rails slide into them. I have mine on the bottom with a shelf above it. There is no reason to have a shelf below it. It fits in to the back like all the other brackets so it can go anywhere you want really.
1253638
I don't understand the measurement you're seeking. By the bottom, do you mean the desk bracket? If so, that distance varies depending on much you articulate the arm. Please clarify and I'll make whatever measurement you mean.
639466
Monti, The FULL drop, from the very top of the mounting bracket to the bottom of the bottom step looks to be 23.5 inches. From the top step to the bottom step is 19". I have them mounted on a 2002 Springdale TT and when installed there is a 9.5 in step down from the last step to the ground. I hope one of those measurements helps to answer your question!
645459
Don't believe you will be able to do what you are asking. Brackets that come with aren't made for 4" pole and not nearly enough adjustability built in to brackets to get the rim to 10' from a 9'2" pole. Hope this helps you out.
2037339
Depending on the height of the speaker, yes it may hinder up/down movement. I suppose you could put an additional piece (block of wood) between the bracket and the wall to allow more movement so that the top and bottom of the speaker will be further away from the wall. Hope this helped.
1359880
I only received a low profile bracket..... a little frustrating as the picture clearly shows a full height bracket.
1295395
If you have the front arm extended, it should be ok. The lower support is fixed and should not move relative to the front wheel.
2161950
Lowered mine 1 3/4". I ride two up alot so I left a little room. No bottoming out, great product.
1013838
There are 2 flat areas on the brackets that you push to lower the table. I have no problem lowering the table and I'm 5ft 4 inches, so most people can lower the table easily. I love mine, it's attractive and easy to use.