Will the replacement flexible rods fit into the existing opening once the old rod is replaced? Will 0.9 in be too large?
2051118
Fit well. I had replaced it a number of years ago and was very happy with the results,it did what itis to do. I am surprised more people do not know the benifits. Guess that sells water heaters.
2051119
Yes, it fits just fine. They are all the same diameter. The only difference is the length of the rod, but you can cut it to a smaller size if you need to with a hack saw.
2051120
No problem when I installed mine. The plug dimension is slightly greater than the rod outer diameter.
547421
No. I returned the one I brought because it will not fit. The rod is too thick to fit.
1398382
Yes, will be a direct replacement size wise and an upgrade quality wise. I would investigate the cause of the cage bending from climbing a hill before riding again or this one could end up in the parts bin too.
483313
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1983106
Can't answer that. It fit into the existing opening. I would do a Google search.
23880
Same answer as Edwin. The mount I purchased wasn't same as old one I had mounted on boat. Rod holder would not fit correct.
1353872
yes it will fit but it wont be a snug fit you'll have to dump it out to get out the half without the reel on it. i have a 2 piece 8ft rod in mine and does its job. if i had another two piece rod i wouldnt hesitate to get another. i also use it to carry my 4-pc 9ft rod in 2 pcs until i can afford to get another case
1150956
The plastic tube is fairly narrow. Two rods fit well. Three would be tight. Hope that helps.
1620001
What is the bar ID? Is it compatible with the size of the levers? Like someone else had previously responded, you tighten the levers by removing the rubber cap and using an allen key. If you have tightened this all the way already, then your bars are simply too big for these. If you tighten them and the fit is close but still slightly loose, you could probably rig something since the mechanism is simply an expander shiv; maybe you could wrap something around that to give you a little extra leverage.
752145
I think so. This new version (I have both; the new one has a durable molded "hook" and the older one has a webbing strap) would most probably fit over a 1 1/4 inch bar. I have mine (the molded "plastic" hook version) over a bar that is 1 1/16 inch and there seems to be some room for it to flex to fit and fit around a 1 1/4 inch bar.
2112444
It is made for a regular 5 foot tub installation so as long as the opening is 5 feet wide it would fit. I guess if it was smaller you could cut the rod down but that would be a waste. You would need to cut both ends equally. I would check to see if they make other sizes.
1276554
With some modification, yes. Read my review, it MUST be modified or a serious safety condition can occur. However, the shape will fit the opening precisely.
601422
I'd measure the old opening and compare to that to the one in the new installation instructions to see what needs to be done. I seem to remember that I had to make my original opening smaller for the new unit. I just pop-riveted a strip of duct work to the old opening.
1779397
I don't see how the rod can be too big in diameter. You have a 1 1/16 nut at the top so the hole is probably 7/8 or so. Was the rod too thick to fit into the hole?
755548
I'm afraid I cannot answer your question. The first time I opened the rod it stuck in the full open position and I could never close it again. I sent it back for a refund.
39971
what is the size of the opening,the opening i have is approx. 60 inches and the rod has alot of tension on it
1153621
I measured four unused hooks, and I'm seeing that the inside opening is consistently 1/16" shy of 3/4". The hooks are made of a rigid plastic, so they don't flex very much. If the pole you're using is steel or aluminum, the fit might be too tight. If it's wood or plastic, you can probably sand the pole material slightly to fit inside these hooks. I think you could also remove a little of the plastic hook material at the opening so that the pole fits. Hope that helps.