Are these better than the rails?
1304177
I am not shore what rails is, but I am happy with these. You can move them around.
1304178
I like them better because you can move them around and arrange them how you want to... Most of the time I put them together in the middle so I dont have to use as many coals to cook for 2-4 people... it stacks the coals higher in the middle and i use less.
1304179
These are nice to keep coals contained, and use more directed heat. Can also move them around with a poker while grilling for more flexibility, and it's a lot easier to add more coal into a basket if needed than just dumping it onto a pile.
557494
No. These are running boards, not rock rails. They are held on with bolts and brackets not welded to the frame. I don't know of ANY running boards you could do that with.
113907
I would suggest a purchase of the riser with the rails installed on the riser for a neater, safer installation!
77188
Not at all. I love the thing! Just be careful screwing in the rails -- I crossthreaded one.
655386
Yes they are. There are some videos on youtube with people using it riding around on the tracks, check them out. It's pretty cool
1603442
Would be better if they were rubber clad. There are others out there that have rubber wheels on them. I would suggest one of those instead.
2054854
Yes. They are quick and easy to use with L-Tracks. Just remember, after the auto cinch up on all four, give the nob a little extra twist - about one click on each clamp. Otherwise there is a little movement (no danger of unhooking, just upsetting to some passengers.)
332386
I have installed both the older version of the hoist, and the new rail version. I did not have the problem with the screws or rollers of the older version that some reviewers mentioned (perhaps they had even older models). With that being said, the new rail mount hoist is superior to the older model. I had no problem installing. Rollers, ropes and hooks are a bit heavier duty. The rail is better because you don't have to install 2x4's.
84247
If you have have rails they work just fine. I built my own ar and it works great. You will need to use loc tight though
483330
These are designed to attach to roof rails, so if you have rails yes, if not no.
2170762
I don't believe they would work very well on thin iron railings. I love mine but I have a wide plastic rail.
1929925
I would have to measure to make sure. My rails seemed pretty thin, but they fit a little too snugly into to small sized bracket and make the plastic. But they're working, so I'll just order the larger one if/when these break. I also looked in an RV catalog and could not find great specs on which one to get.
556590
I am just a consumer - but the rail is softer plastic and pretty flexible. It just might work. Its pretty cheap so it may be worth the risk. Sorry if it doesnt work - just thought I would reply.
1892182
Personally I think they're easier since they are somewhat flexible. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Good luck!
2103783
There are instructions in the box but to be honest, you won't need them. This is the easiest accessory to install. It will take you 5-10 minutes tops and that's just to adjust position on the rails.
252358
The raised walls of the rails are about an inch high, if that. So they may not be deep enough to hold something in when installed vertically.
1092700
I purchased rails for my fence at Grizzley Tools. Cheaper than Amazon.Sorry, I do not have the number but you can check their catalog (online) and calltheir 800-number. I happen to live close to a Grizzley store and did a store pickup.The rails are heavy and as I remember, shipping was expensive.The rails are genuine Delta and fit my delta unisaw perfectly.