The foot is made from angle iron. How tall is the vertical part? (I will bolt it to my deck rail system, and won't drill my truck)
1102333
I gave this away as a gift to my sio inlaw so I cannot measure,however I bolted all the legs to my truck rails...hope this helps
1742766
I put it in the ATV a couple weeks ago and had to work to get it to ft, I think it was taller.. ATV is not near me now. I would trust dimensions from the ad and see if you can make it work in your atv.
1329745
As shown in the picture there is a slight incline as the base rests on a cross bar, so as you see it in the picture is how it starts you need it this way to get in and adjust the foot lock setting, so I guess no to completely vertical.
91554
I'm not sure I understand the question but they hanger bolt that you see sticking out of the leg is 5/16" per the description and it is pre-drilled on there. My suggestion to you is do what I did. I bought one leg I tested it and when I saw it was a perfect night I ordered the rest of them
785179
I installed mine on my back deck which has a four foot wooden rail. I screwed it into the upright wooden posts. The only issue I could see is you would need to drill and use bolts instead of screws if you are attaching to metal posts.
445499
suz ... if I understand your question correctly ... I moved the footplates manually to be level heighth, and measured from inner edge of left plate to inner edge of right plate ... 6" apart ... if I did not understand correctly, please clarify and I will try again
1706197
It should work fine. I attached it to my deck. The low side is 68" and the high side is 72". I raised it up at the base (about 5" or so) with the chopped up tire mulch you can get at most home improvement store.
1136766
The one that I bought was 1 1/4" long. Also, the bottom piece is aluminum and the thin top piece is steel, not aluminum as advertised. I bought mine for a bipod mount and it worked perfectly, stayed on tight. I decided to go with a quad rail and took it off. I'll send you the one I have for free if you can find a way to get me your address without pissing off Amazon.
1455445
ID is approx 45 1/2 " (width) accross the front. Remember, vertical legs must be parrallel and pumb. Exterior is a medium hard plastic, I do not believe there is a wood core, at least I did not notice any wood during the assembly.
2139214
Both vertical and horizontal pieces are 2"x2" solid steel (except for the intentional thru-holes, of course). I've used this for 3 seasons with my 5200 lbs camper. It's just what I needed, as the piece that came with my Equal-i-zer WDH did not have enough drop.
1903107
They are two different length rails (2 short / 1 long). I don't have the exact measurement or the rails in front of me, but I believe the short rails are about 4 inches and the long is around 6 inches. I am guessing that it will not be a direct bolt in fit.
2116368
You need to contact the manufacturer. I am a customer who bought these and the legs to make mysef a footstool. I don't have ANY expertise eon these, the screws or anything else. I just bought them and put them onto my footstool. They worked for me. I don't know what else they work for and I am sorry. I have had several inquiries about these and the bolts and I'm not the one to ask. Amazon and Waddell are. Sorry I'm sure that isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's the truth.
576180
I'm sorry but I do not have these details yet. I purchased for Hobby use and I have pulled it from the box but it has been sitting in my shop and I have not yet bolted it down and used. I need to make height alterations to my drill press to use it, which I hope to do this month. I can get back to you.
1513435
2.4" x .55". Those are the measurements I got from measuring he ones on my truck. The cleats come with a corse screws that works great if they are mounted On the side of the bed. If you really needed to use a bolt you could probably use a M5 countersunk machine screw. But bolting isn't always an option since many trucks have a double wall bed which makes it almost impossible to get to the back side. I've had mine for many years and have put ratchet straps on them and tightened till I could see the bed side bow and the screws held just fine.
1659190
I received the same notice. Be sure your truck usrs the angled boot. Straight boot is a diff number.
1974228
Closer to 1/2". The metal frame is only so high, then there are little clear rubber pads that stick to the bottom of the rails, and further elevate the product. Not home to measure. FYI
1514688
Post is threaded vertically and has a bolt which is around 5/16 but looks metric. Nice arrangement.