Anyone having issues with a gap between the bottom tank brace and stand.... I have a quarter inch gap and thinking I may just build a stand.
2032903
The gap is normal and as long as the corners of the tank are supported you should have no problems with it.
2032904
I have not noticed any gap. We are very pleased with our stand. Wish we had bought it years ago.
432396
I agree with T.K.; it's great. Mine continued to stretch out for awhile, so I'd recommend marking the brace height and checking it every once in awhile.
2257033
Hello,I did not have any challenges. I have owned my stand now for eight months. Solid stand. what is the issue?
2164712
We had the same problem. Then we realized that we had the bottom metal bars where the top ones go and vice versa. Make sure you have the right bars in the right places.
1665096
I bought this stand for my Q100 and ran into the same problem - the grill is too small for platform. I ended up just cutting a piece of plywood to the appropriate size and gave it a few coats of paint. So far it's been holding up fine for about a year.
607638
I don't have gap on mine. The hinges have wiggle room but i recall adding some wedge type wood to make the close flush
1581962
I had a pretty tight squeeze as well. If you have 1 inch from the connecting edge I think you will be pretty close. I'm a 6 hour drive away from my setup so I wouldn't be able to answer with exact measurements until tomorrow evening. Will try to post again at that time.
743488
I extend the legs first and tighten nuts...this gives the stand some downward weight. Then loosen the turn knob at end of center post and the inner tube should advance freely. Sounds like there may be a dent or crimp in the tubing or a metal burr that's catching. I'd return for an exchange.
2278488
I had this problem as well, make sure the water tank is placed correctly. My tank wasn't pushed all the way down. I hope this solves your issue as well.
1452375
The clamp on the bottom should be preventing this. Make sure it's locked and tight enough (but not too tight -- it snapped on me and made the stand practically useless).
2227950
On my 75 gal aquarium this left a 2" gap at the back there are plastic covers to go there if you have a jumper like I do but it can be cut around a hang on filter I have a drilled tank so no need for me
211916
I "fixed" ours with a part I took from an older Zen model. I created a stabilizing base using the spacer from between the upper and lower tanks, which allowed this model to sit slightly higher. Ours didn't balance well because of the vent for the hot water tank. I hope this helps at least give you a starting point, as I've not seen any sort of adapter sold.
1400747
Sounds like a common problem. You will have to measure the original tank and and be aware of the filler cap as to where it is located. Also take note of the screw locations for securing the tank in place. on this tank there are 4 screw locations. 2 on either narrow sides. Hopes this helps.
153542
sounds like there might be some kind of obstruction. Not real sure, I never had any problems with mine. Is the tank sitting on the base properly? I use either R/O or distilled water
471722
i have it mounted on my road king low at the risers so it sits just center at the front of the tank . looks good and holds the GPS nice and tight you may have to do some customizing ... im willing to help you figure it out just let me know...Rick
1398489
We have an adaptor for a big tank for ours...but never had any problems. All I could imagine is that the tank is not screwed in correctly....sorry prob not very helpful
761715
Unusual problem. I have many of these and they all worked well. I had to trim all the excess plastic off the sides with a very sharp knife though but then everything fit perfectly. If it doesn't fit then sounds like a mismatch of parts and you should return to supplier for a replacement.