Do you need to install any lag bolts in the T-bracket section? Directions only show 4 bolts on each of four arms. I want to straddle a metal i-beam.
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The frame of this hoist isn't designed to support the platform's weight from the center. You must support the OUTER end of each arm by a structure capable of carrying its own weight PLUS that of the lift PLUS any cargo on the lift. Center-mounting this lift to an I-beam will collapse this lift.
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Sorry I don't know the answer to that question. I had a handyman install it who has installed it several times. I know he said he used different stronger bolts that were in the original package and said the unit would now hold up to about 300-400 lbs. without worry. You will love it. It's the best solution around.
380086
No the bolts are a separated from the brackets. They only go one way because there are teeth on back side of the bracket that keeps the brackets from moving freely once attach to the light bar!
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I don't have them in front of me any longer but they were a perfect length for a 4x6. We used the same size beam for our instalation. I am guessing the lag bolts are between 2.5 and 3 inches.
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Hi,Yes you should only install into a beam, vertical or horizontal. Use the bolts/screws that came with the mount anything else may not work and you could not only injury yourself but cause damage to your house. Once yuou have it up do a couple exercises with moderate weight on untill you get comfortable. I installed in mine into a horizontal beam in garage. Hope this helps.
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Correct. This is the way I went because of the concerns of dropping the bracket unnecessarily and changing steering angles. You have to install a drop pitman arm if you install a drop bracket track bar. But most argue that's it's a bad idea or just unnecessary unless you have an insanely high lift. On my 4" I took drop pitman arm off put a stock one on and this RE track bar. No bracket just drill stock bracket hole larger and bolt in stock location. Adjusting length to fit your lift.
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I used the supplied lag bolts and haven't had any issues. I'm 6ft and weigh 250lbs. I've been using this pull up bar daily, for the past 6 months. I love it.
556369
Hello Jerry,This Anchor pad comes with 4x 1/4in Lag Bolts. This Anchor pad is meant to go into the side of a beam, or if you go straight up into a ceiling beam the beam should be at the least 3in wide.If you want to install an Anchor Pad into a regular ceiling joist (1.5in wide is typical) go with the WOSS Stainless Steel Oblong Eye Pad. This one is perfect for joists. If your joist is behind sheet rock you will need a stud finder to hit the center of the joist.With best regards,WolfgangWOSS Enterprises
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I used 2 5/8" grade 8 bolts and 1 lag screw. Bolting though the bench top with construction grade fender washers between the nut and the wood will give out standing strength. Because of the way my bench is built i could not go through the top so I used a heavy lag 5/8" lag screw. Incidently, this is a excellent quality vice and I am very happy with this purchase I use it everyday as a professional gunsmith. www.gunsmith.us.com
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I used 4x4 pressure treated for the legs and a 12 foot 4x6 for the top beam. Make sure you buy 4 brackets total ( 2 on each A frame). I also drilled 2 holes in each bracket to put a carriage bolt through each post since I didn't think just screws was secure enough. Just 1 in the middle of the 4 screws should work good and ours has been great for a year so far. You will also need to get 2 sets of the EZ Frame R/L Brace (pair).
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Yes it does. For stud mounting they supply quite hefty lag bolts (hex head) about 3 inches long. You must drill a proper pilot hole before trying to screw in the lags. A very nice touch is a clever two-piece plastic cover that hides the lag screws and mounting plate. In addition to the lags there was a bunch of other anchor pieces for other mounting schemes.
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I had no problem with the bolts provided. You must drill a pilot hole to make it smoother. I also used duct tape to line up, center my step and create template for pre-drilling holes. Good luck.
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using 5/16 lag bolts i screwed the feet to the deck after assembling every thing. I then attached bungee cords to each corner and angered them to the deck. the top moves around a lot in the wind. the bungees help dampen the movement.
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yes there are four screw holes in the black tabs on the bottom too screw it down to your workbench I put four short lag bolts with fender washers on mine its not going anywhere just make sure you leave room to do your projects
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It has been some time since I mounted the TV holder however, I mounted into an open beam with 4 small lag bolts. I think it comes with mounting screws smaller than 1/4 inch.
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I added a 2x4 between the bracket and gate for stability and kept the bottom of the 2x4 flush with the bottom of the bracket to allow the wheel to swivel. I used lag screws to hold the bracket directly to the 2x4s and didn't use the u-bolts that came with them.
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I used my existing brackets or you can purchase them separtely. The bumper did not come with the bolts and brackets. Mine were rusted so I had to purchase new ones.
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I self installed. Located beam in ceiling of my garage to make sure the lag screws are securely in the beam, then just screwed the mount to beam, and after installing TRX strap hung on strap safely to make sure it was firmly attached and held my weight.