Can someone tell me the distance between the bolt holes in the ground anchor?
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ck40711, This Silverback system installs on an anchor kit with a 7" x 7" bolt pattern. This system comes with an anchor kit, so there is no need to buy one separately. Hope this helps! Silverback Basketball
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Silverback's anchor kit features 7" (center of each hole) between bolts - this is measured horizontally (not diagonally).
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The base is hexagonal with a hole drilled in three of the corners to form a triangle. The distance from one hole to another is 6.5 inches. One lag bolt may be enough to hold it in place.
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The bolts are about 10 inches long. I'm not sure exactly, but certainly no more than a foot.
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The anchors should come packaged with your arbor and they slide inside the bottom of the legs. If I remember right, each one of the anchors is around 18" long.
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Use an impact drill with a masonry bit to drill the holes. Then pound expanding masonry anchors into the holes with a hammer: Simpson Strong Tie WA50334 1/2" x 3-3/4" Wedge-All Wedge Anchor 25 per Box by Simpson Strong-Tie http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001I3IH08/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_w1wTtb0D748AB
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Bolt to bolt center distance is about 7 5/8 '', measure your bold distance.
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Your best bet is to get the measurement's and compare it to your bolt pattern sorry I couldn't help you more
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I tried to upload an image, but if I understand your question correctly, the distance between _centers_ of those two upper holes (which is essentially a slightly better and more precise way to measure distances between holes) is approximately 1.5 inches.
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if its wood then you need to buy an "eye" bolt with wood threads on it. for using the concrete anchor sent with it its a 1/2 inch hole
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The distance between mounting holes is exactly 2.0 inches center to center. Hope it helps.
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They are lag bolts I would say about 31/2 inch i belive I used a 3/8 for pilot hold and used a socket and my drill with hex bolt attachment to drive them in the stud they are very stout
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1/2" bolts fit through the holes with enough clearance, holes are not perfect.Center to center is 1 7/16 to 1 1/2"
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Hey Joe, I'll let you know by the weekend. I bought it for a Christmas present and haven't even opened the box. To be honest I didn't see that part about the anchor, we have an extra and was planning on using it. That will be sweet if it does.
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Robert, I went out and just measured it, it is 8 1/2 center to center. What my son and I did was to rent a cement hammer drill from Home depot, with a 3 1/2 core drill. then after we had drilled the holes and attached the ground wire to 1 of the anchors, I filled the holes about half way and attached the anchors to the railing, and pushed the anchors down in the cement just to level with the cool deck. That way I knew the railing would fit into the anchors, and the railing would be vertical and horizontally correct. (with a level) I also used quick set cement and it worked great. hope this helps Robert, I went out and just measured it, it is 8 1/2 center to center. What my son and I did was to rent a cement hammer drill from Home depot, with a 3 1/2 core drill. then after we had drilled the holes and attached the ground wire to 1 of the anchors, I filled the holes about half way and attached the anchors to the railing, and pushed the anchors down in the cement just to level with the cool deck. That way I knew the railing would fit into the anchors, and the railing would be vertical and horizontally correct. (with a level) I also used quick set cement and it worked great. hope this... » Read More Robert, I went out and just measured it, it is 8 1/2 center to center. What my son and I did was to rent a cement hammer drill from Home depot, with a 3 1/2 core drill. then after we had drilled the holes and attached the ground wire to 1 of the anchors, I filled the holes about half way and attached the anchors to the railing, and pushed the anchors down in the cement just to level with the cool deck. That way I knew the railing would fit into the anchors, and the railing would be vertical and horizontally correct. (with a level) I also used quick set cement and it worked great. hope this helps « Show Less
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The mount holes are 3/8 inch diameter. These hooks are the best I've seen ; they also come with 3/8 x 3 inch ss lag bolts.(the description doesn't say so but I ordered several sets of swing hooks and each one had lag bolts included) Hope this helps? Best of luck.
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The hole are 6" apart both vertically and horizontally. I mounted my bracket to a 10" piece of 2x8 that is on a post ( landscape timber ) .
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use a concrete hammer drill and red head anchors or split concreted anchors witw lag bolts.both are avaliable at home depot or lowes. you may have to rent the drill ,from an equiptment rental yard. hope this helps