Are the flex pins thin enough to pass through the holes in the binding posts of a receiver?
1936506
I got them to fit through the speaker posts, but they did not work on the receiver. Great item, but the pins are inconsistent in thickness and couldn't get any to fit in the receiver. Hope this helps.
1936507
The Flexpins MKII have a bigger tip than the older Monster Flexpins. Some fit into the older friction speaker terminals, some don't. My solution is to use a drill bit slightly larger than the Flexpin tip and drill the friction speaker terminals a bit larger. Drilling doesn't damage anything. I've got several 'old school' stereos running and this seemed to be the best solution to a simple problem. Regards, RagnartheViking
1936508
I purchased these to use with the spring clip speaker ports on the back of an older Pioneer receiver and they fit just fine.
1958683
I can answer on the thickness for sure, but I was using jumbo push pins with a 3/8" metal pin part and didn't have an issue.
693714
Try it out they will take a return on the item let me know that's a good question the receiver will be the same width I just don't know if the pins line up.
215258
The posts have holes In them for 1/4 bolt usually supplied. You will need to crimp or solder a round connector for the wire.
926631
The magnet is strong enough to keep all my pins in it without falling out but it's not so strong that I can't grab them. I think it is designed for your application!
1283238
It depends on how wide the post is. If the post is really slim it will not work.
1747135
I use it to cut holes in 3/4 mdf. I wouldnt try cutting much thicker. the plate pins are weak
1563047
It is possible, will need to drill some holes on the receiver for the screws.
1077117
No, because it needs to be upright and not flat against the pin. Best to use the mounts and drill it.
1206320
When you stick the pin in the receiver, it hangs out the other side about an inch. Hope this helps. This is a really nice pin that I like a lot. It's by far the best receiver pin I have owned and I have owned several over the years.
2054313
Yes you can use them. It's a 5-way binding post. Indeed that's how i hooked them.
33597
It picks up on the same holes as the trigger plate pins, so I don't see why not.
1749532
The usable length of receiver pin is 2.75" (70mm) from the receiver head to the bend in the pin.
597180
Yes, I believe they would. The pins are a snug fit in to the holes. Very cool idea.
1090414
Seldom ever would be solid on 2" receivers... more often solid is the case if it is a 1" receiver. Quality item will easily handle the hitch manufacturers weight restrictions just fine. Really enjoy ours. These are typically used to extend past a vehicles rear mounted spare tire.
349477
It has slits for rings in it. If you took the backs off the pins it might work but I don't think it would if you needed to leave them on.
2249557
You can it has mini 5-way binding posts. They unscrew and expose a hole (16ga max)