How are curb feelers mounted?
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On my VW fan, I installed them on the inside edge of the front wheel well. this allows me to garage my van by listening to the feelers if they come in contact with anything on the side.
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Each one has 2 set screws that must be loosened. Then the bracket is slid over the edge of the inside of the front of the wheel well, and then the set screws are tightened down to secure the bracket. Then you adjust the two "feeler arms" so they stick out at a downward angle. Once you touch the curb with them, they make a heck of a noise. My wife was always curbing the front tires, but now that I have installed them on her van, she is fine.
2100493
I mounted mine next to the base of the roll bar in a triumph tr6. It has a ledge that is carpeted so I used Velcro, the hook portion that attached to the bottom of the speaker and then just stuck the speaker to the carpet. it works well I can move them if I want and they don't move around when driving.
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This most likely came with mounting hardware, woodscrews I expect; even though I think I used my own as what is holding mine up are oval-head screws and expect I used them perhaps to be sure to get deep into the wood. I could see fairly short screws coming with this knocker, and if so maybe cone-shaped/with a bevel to them. Has been so long ago, that I can not be sure ... but screws are a dime a dozen. You must have neighbors that would gladly donate a couple for your good cause. After all, they will enjoy the knocker's effect too I would hope. Jeff in Tx
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The cushions are installed with contact cement on the back side with the half circle void and you will install felt
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They have two studs on them that push through existing holes. Then nuts you put on the studs to secure them
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Mine are installed on the sides facing the inside of the power rack. While its a little annoying because I have to take them out to do other exercises in the rack if you install them on the outside unless yours is bolted or weighted heavily to the floor your will tip your rack. The inside though feels perfectly fine, right distance apart. I personally don't even bother using the bolt that came with them to hold them in place. The force of doing the dip keeps them from any movement.
429260
Use a nail to gently poke a hole, put the bottom post through the hole then screw on the stud. :)
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The mud guards are made in such a way that you remove two screws and mount the mudflap with the longer (supplied) screws. You must remove the tire to gain enough access to install these mud flaps. It took me two hours to install both sets.
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The ones I received had extra hardware to do just that. I received extra feet, mounting screws for the feet, and post caps. I assume you'll get the same.
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Either recessed or mount. I did mount. The mountings were higher quality than usual and it looks very nice.
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They attach with fasteners appropriate to the mounting surface. Anchors and screws for masonry( brick, concrete) or lag screws for wood.
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I mounted mine vertically so I could angle them the way I need in my backyard. If mounted horizontally there is no Sid to aside movement .
936041
Brackets are already on the step rails and hard point mounts are already on the body. The forward two mount points have threaded inserts already provided by the factory and the back two mount points have open holes for clip nut inserts provided in the step rail hardware. Easy to install.
779170
Yes, I installed them following the curve of a sidewalk path. They are actually fairly easy to install. I first really wet the ground and they slide right into the ground with a little bit of pressure. Then, I assembled them. I finally added black plastic ties to make the connection stronger. They have held up really good almost one year.
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The felt pad is already on there. You'll need to attach this to the studs! This is one sturdy piece of wood but adjust it so that you are going through the studs and you could probably jump on it!
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From www.StokesSelect.com: "The Clamp-On Deck Hook easily attaches to horizontal deck rails ranging in size from 3/4" to 2" thick, and absolutely no tools are needed. The adjustable hand knob can be tightened and loosened quickly for easy installation and removal. The polyester powder-coated steel is durable and weather-resistant."
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There are small, weak hooks on back. I drilled thru aluminum frame(easy to do). Then screwed right into studs with 4 screws. 2 across top and 2 across bottom.