One of the pictures shows it mounted to a flexible rod and and uses a clamp. What are those part numbers?
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Danny, I have no idea what the part numbers are that you are asking about. I would, though, go directly to the web site for those answers. Try going to www.aveninc.com and searching their support section. It is possible to get part numbers there.
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Yihong,I'm sorry I can't help you with that because I mounted it where I needed it not by using the clamp but by screwing it straight through to a metal plate and I didn't keep the clamp. I'm sorry I can' t help you but I can tell you it offers several mounting options so you can probably make it work for you. It is a good stand, that is for sure.Good luck, Frank
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Attach one end of rod to stand and attach the other to the handlebar. It will hold the front straight and keep it from turning.
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they sell both, get the part number and go to the website and figure it out before you buy it. nice rods though.
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Yes, the clamp and screws required to connect this actuator to the rod are included. I also recommend using loctite on these screws to keep them from loosening through normal use. Loctite is not included.
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It's a single rod. You'll need to order 2 if you want to replace both of them.
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That really will depend on the clamps and their positioning. A tech at Pro-Series may be better able to answer that question, they will probably need to ask a few questions to determine. Their toll-free # is 800.632.3290 Thanks! Got-Chrome
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It does come with "U" shaped clamps, not the nice band clamps and hangers to fit into the original rubber mounts. The hangers are just hooks welded to clamps. You have to lay it out and think about what is going to go where... in the end I had a left over hanger that didn't fit... I cut the hanger off the clamp and turned it around and welded it back on. This was on a STD cab long bed, since the system fits all cabs / beds, it might have gone to another setup. The connection from the down-tube to the first pipe kept loosening up on me, I eventually tacked a weld about 1/2" long on each side and it's been fine ever since.
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The clamp has a knob at the attachment point to the fish finder bracket. When loosened, will allow you to rotate the c clamp in several positions from vertical as shown to horizontal. The clamp also has an alternative mounting location for the bracket which provides additional mounting configurations. For swiveling, you must loosen the knob first.
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The bar has a hole that will go on to any standard tripod center pole. But there are 2 holes in the top of the bar that will accept whatever type of clamp you want to use. I bought sleeve-style clamps and mounted it permanently to a fixed pipe
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I wish I could help....I flush mounted mine so I really didn't pay attention to the down rod that came with it. The picture implies a good foot or more but I can't promise you that. Sorry I can't help more.
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The "U" shaped brackets were smaller than what I was trying to do... I wanted to mount it on my mountain bike. The "hose clamp" style worked great, and has a pretty long size range. Sorry I don't have an actual measurement.
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It has that clamp mount that comes it.....or you can purchase a different type of mounting hardware if you choose.
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i used a piece of a PBR can (square, wrapped around, and 1 ply) as a shim between the post and the clamp. has worked fine so far. scared to adjust it though
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I don't know about the clamp here, but I think you should try www.caddybuddy.com or www.caddiebuddy.com (can't remember which spelling).
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It's two parallel arched rods. That are adjustable by sliding inside of each separate rod. Just make sure not pull the rods apart when installing. I am completely satisfied with it.
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single rod with curve...their are tension plate on each end. doesn't look like any adhesive just tension. our handyman installed. thanks