Do washers need to be installed between the wood where the seat and back meet, or just at the ends of the bolts (between the nut and the screw head?)
1681521
I agree with Jeff, only the carriage bolts, would require washers. It's been a while since I put the swing together and it's out at the job site, or I'd attach pictures.
1681522
I don't remember - I assembled it over a year ago. But the seller is good about responding to emails. I suggest you email the seller directly.
629666
No it should be the proper length, you should have washers on both sides (one on the bolt end and one onto the nut side) and the overall bolt length should be exact, when tightened there should be no movement, mine is tight.
1481486
About 3/8" would be the minimum. Or consider using a bolt and nuts, with washers.
285162
After you get the back fabric support on, there are two tiny holes in the metal that you're supposed to screw through the fabric and into. I did NOT do this for two reasons: I was worried about tearing the fabric and I wanted to be able to take that back piece off to wash if I needed to. I've used the seats for a year (probably 20x) without the screws.
1459392
Hi dear: All installation hardware are offered, including the washer. Please search B00IBG097E for more detail. Wellington Express Inc.
326930
It's been awhile since I put it together, so I don't remember washers. It seemed pretty easy. If you're talking about small silver colored washers, I have some placed between the upright leg posts and the circular bottom on all four posts. I don't see any others. Hope that helps.
555091
The spacing between the bolts has to be close to the original spacing. Also you may need to get longer bolts if your seat is already thicker where the bolts are.
459350
I have this issue as well. There's maybe a quarter inch of space between the nut and the bottom of the arm. It's as if the bolt is too long. Not really sure what to do other than stick a bunch of washers in there.
326929
The washers go on top of the wheels (black rings) as bumper guards. Easy to put together. Straight bars into the ring. Support ring (on the bottom) attaches from the side. The wheels screw in. Nice size laundry basket!!
1159956
When I installed the part I learned I had to modify the end for it to work on my washer
436255
I just screwed the lag bolts into the wall about half way then I put the sink on the bolts and put the plastic spacer against the porcelain them the washer then the nut and tightened pretty tight just don't over tighten or will break. Good luck hope this helped
1683628
Yes this is what i am gonna do. get something like a grinding peg basicly a short pipe with a washer welded to the end and remove the one rear bolt that holds the seat bracket to the main frame " tiny screw " Its the small cross over bars . seen in picture 3 of intruction manual .find a longer bolt with the same threads and use this through the peg and bolt that down. Then just mount the bk to the peg. =)
83884
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.
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so if I recall correctly, there are two washers... a smaller white one that goes in thru the top of the sink, and a much larger black one that seals from the bottom of the sink.... if you are speaking about the larger black washer, the flat side of that washer should be next to the top / flat side of the nut assembly that you screw on from the bottom.... this washer is designed for just about any sink... and note that the nut on the bottom is designed to be hand tightened only..... in your case, I would take off the assembly, make sure the flat side of the large black washer is next to the flat side of the nut that you hand tighten, and reinstall the assembly... simply install it hand tight... until it does not leak... then you will not get this protrusion
2258244
I USED A 3/8 bolt with washer. HOLE MAY BE LARGER. ROUND HOLE EACH TWO SIDES
161659
Those bolts are for threaded brazons. If you have them there should be 2 on you seat stays, just above your brake bridge, and 2 where the seat stays and the chain stays meet, just above the axle. They don't need nuts.
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I didn't, I used the two holes in rear of sink. A piece of rubber underlayment cut to fit back of sink and lag bolt with rubber covered washer. Don't over tighten, could crack rear flange.