How do you install it? What are the sizes of the washers/screws that you would need?
1101984
We used this for a soap box car. We just used a large screw and washer on both sides of the bottom of the car, which is wood. I do not recall the screw size. It was an easy install for our project. The belt is very long.
1101985
I installed mine (4) on a golf cart and bolted them to the flip/flop rear seat/bed frame with 1/2 bolts, washers and nuts.
1741404
I ran into the same problem. No one seems to have posted an answer online, so I had to go trial and error. M4-.70x12 machine screws fit. I'd also recommend 4 M4 locking washers and 4 more flat washers (a little bigger to make sure it grips the bracket). You should be able to find it all at a local hardware store.
1771245
I believe there is a diagram in the box you can follow..or try the hardware store for screw size what is the best to use
939078
A 2 1/2 to 3 in. lag bolt works great. I used a washer as well, but probably not necessary. Have fun!
200066
Yes it will but you have to file off a small section that interferes with a proper installation. Once you try putting it in place you will find the area of interference. Have had no trouble since making this modification and the washer works very well.
1382291
I'm not sure - I bought it for a friend who owned a really old Craftsman and I need to add a couple of washers but it did indeed work. Good luck.
1229229
I'm not sure, but the way I did it was to contact my local appliance parts shop and ask them what item I would need to repair my washer and what the price would be. They were more than happy to help me out in this way. You just don't need to let them know you may buy elsewhere, and tell them you are hoping to be able to install it yourself.
110959
I didn't install personally, someone else did it for me, but I would say 2 screws and that should be it. It took it no time to do so, like a minute.
555870
I assume you meant the 1/4-20 threaded screw with the plastic knob that attaches to either the top or bottom. You can contact the MFG for a new one or a 1/4-20 bolt and washer of the appropriate length will work also. You will just not have the plastic knob.
83886
There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but that only works if you want to pull rather than push. I intend to change my swivel wheels to the front of the truck. There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but... » Read More There were four screws at each wheel position on the "bed". It was a matter of removing the screws, applying the wheel mounts and screwing the screws back in. There were washers too but not lock washers. I tightened them as tight as I could with my fingers and intended to go get a wrench of some sort -- not a screw driver. But I forgot and used the truck and managed to lose three screws. My husband will be going to the hardware store to purchase more and hopefully find ones that a screw driver can be used. The directions said to put the swivel wheels on the back (under handle) but that only works if you want to pull rather than push. I intend to change my swivel wheels to the front of the truck. « Show Less
1781891
Screw on the legs and add the lower shelf. The legs bolt on with washers, but you screw in the lower shelf into the hole provided. Pretty simple with a screw driver. Good luck
1290025
I used this combination of screws, wheels and bearings. Hope it helps. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000HAYF68/ref=oh_details_o08_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FDRQ1S/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003VBGEQO/ref=oh_details_o09_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
682026
1st you put the headgear screws into the holes 2nd you will put the washer on the bolts and screw the knob onto the screw P.s. DO NOT tighten the knobs to tight or the screws will break
989914
I just had the same problem, but switching the washer to domed side up helped. It may seem like the screw has gone as far as possible but with some muscle it should screw in tightly. A ratchet-type screwdriver was very helpful in properly tightening the screw while holding the nut with pliers with my other hand.
290523
There are just some screws on the top of the pedestal that you loosen up then open the clamp, set the feet of the washer in then close the clamp, tighten the screw and your done.
1279741
I had to remove the bolt holding mirror onto bracket to install the bracket to frame. After this was done I reinstalled mirror to mounting bracket. Just pay attention to how the washer and spring are located so you can reattach correctly. I suggest doing only one at a time so you will have the untouched 2 nd mirror to refer to if you forget.worked good for me except I had to add some washers to the bolt heads to keep them from pulling thru the bracket when tightened.
945245
Hi Tina, you would have to do a little more research to make sure its the right part for your washer. This gasket does fit a variety of washers. If it is there are no tools or adhesives required you simply pull the old gasket straight away from the inner part of the door. Then to install the new one you only need to line up the notch in the gasket with the peg in the door and press the new gasket into place.