just got mine today. NO instructions and no template . on how to mount the hardware. can some help me out?
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The answer depends on your bike and setup. I have a BMW R1150rt and it has a rear rack. I had to remove the rack and purchase a GIVI rack for one of their cases and modify it to fit. Generally, the case has 4 holes in the bottom. These four holes have two inside bars (flat) and two outside bars (ridged). If you have a rack, then put the supplied bolts through the holes inside (on top of the flat bars) and make sure the bottom (ridged) bars have some part of your rack to hang on to. Tighten the supplied bolts against the bottom of your rack. All this will depend on your bike and setup. That's as much as I know - hope it helps. The answer depends on your bike and setup. I have a BMW R1150rt and it has a rear rack. I had to remove the rack and purchase a GIVI rack for one of their cases and modify it to fit. Generally, the case has 4 holes in the bottom. These four holes have two inside bars (flat) and two outside bars (ridged). If you have a rack, then put the supplied bolts through the holes inside (on top of the flat bars) and make sure the bottom (ridged) bars have some part of your rack to hang on to. Tighten the supplied bolts against the bottom of your rack. All this will depend on your bike and setup.... » Read More The answer depends on your bike and setup. I have a BMW R1150rt and it has a rear rack. I had to remove the rack and purchase a GIVI rack for one of their cases and modify it to fit. Generally, the case has 4 holes in the bottom. These four holes have two inside bars (flat) and two outside bars (ridged). If you have a rack, then put the supplied bolts through the holes inside (on top of the flat bars) and make sure the bottom (ridged) bars have some part of your rack to hang on to. Tighten the supplied bolts against the bottom of your rack. All this will depend on your bike and setup. That's as much as I know - hope it helps. « Show Less
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Depending on what your attaching it too. There is 2 brackets that come in box. Example : I only used the 4 oblong plates. Had to measure an drill my own holes. To custom fit on my scooter. So on a motorcycle u may use the spring mount to bolt on or rear turn signal mounts or seat mounts or custom fit an attach to rear carrier? Basically costom fit to your bike. FYI : use plates inside and under ( sandwich ) box in place with bolts an rubber rings. Or u run the risk of cracking , breaking, wobblie box. Plus this will help support rider on back rest. Hope this helps.
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I used masking tape under each foot drew a circle around it and drilled a hole approx size of the screw/bolt.in the center of each.
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I just looked at the pictures of the mount on the webb sight , my friend that we mounted it on his bike already had a bracket so we used it . It said to use a luggage rack to mount the large bracket to then mount the box to the mount through the 4 holes in the bottom of the box . hope this helps.
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Complain through Amazon.com and threaten to return it and you'll get instructions that are somewhat useless. Go to ridebikegear.Com and you'll find the same tour pack. Call them and they will send instructions - also somewhat useless. You can simply mount the truck to your luggage rack putting the black bracket underneath your rack. Might require some modification depending on the size of your luggage rack.
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Here's some instructions I found online. It helps a little. http://www.t-motorsports.com/tbox-jk1001-k/
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I have to do own hardware, looks hard however is very simple, I use some of the hardware that came with it, I added a few pieces to it.
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The instructions were lacking in my box too and not much help other than quantifying part counts. Mount backing plate to wall. Connect shelves together and set aside. The shelves will feel flimsy and will not firm up until you start ratcheting them down with the top and bottom screws. Thread the long bolts, into the two 6" plastic sleeves, inserting the shelves between each sleeve with associated hardware. Having one person holding the shelves parallel while other tightens the long bolts was key. If I remember correctly... We assembled all the components together first and then attached to the wall bracket with a few screws at the top of wall mounting bracket. It is a very sturdy unit once assembled but took a good 30 minutes to figure out assembly. Hope this helps.
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Hi, I just posted instructions, they should appear in the Product Images from Customers(somewhere in the Customer Reviews section). I hope it helps.
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Suggest you go directly to the Lasermax Web Page. They have complete instructions on how to mount the device. Hope this helps
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We had no instructions either. I contacted the seller, and they emailed them to me while we were on the phone. It went together fairly easy, and fast. All is great with ours. Hope you were able to get what you need.
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I just built a similar thing. Susan, did you ever find something appropriate? If you found a solution can you let me know at mkordick@gmail.com
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I don't have the model shown, but there isn't any mounting bracket or nail/screw homes on it. You can potentially use double-sided tape, but it may be too heavy for it.
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Email or call the company for instructions they should send them to you ok .... good luck
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I have instructions in a JPG but don't think I can attach it here. Send me an email to enr06@skybeam.com. Or do a Google lookup. It is easy to use and most useful. I have several. TOM
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Can't remember how I mounted it but it wasn't complicated. The thing is still up and I mounted on an RV!! Good luck.
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Well David...I will try. Having thought about the many ways this device can be mounted, it's no wonder they weren't included. 2by4, 4by4, wall mounted. I read that one guy mounted it on a short 2by4 then clamped it in a vice when he needed it. I can tell you that when I went to the hardwarre store to get bolts, I thought the holes were 3/8". I was off by 20 thousanths (to large). Im going to drill it to accommodate the larger bolts. Best advice (what I should have done) is to take the device to the store and try sizing it there. Now...how ar you going to mount it is the question. What kind of bolt & how long. If it is a wall you might want to use a "lag screw". But make sure to drill into a stud to get max strength. Good luck.
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You would definitely need to check the templates included with the kit for placement of all the holes for mounting all the hardware. I suggest calling Rockler-I think the written instructions has a phone number to call for questions or assistance. They might be able to help.
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There is no template. I used a holesaw, at an angle, then drilled pilot holes for screws.
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On the back of the unit there are holes that enable mounting with screws. That's what I did with mine too. You'll need to supply your own screws. Cheers
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That's weird... all you need are the screws to fix the three parts together... that must have been a mistake, hardware should have been included! Contact Amazon and report the mistake! I'm sure they will help you to solve this problem!
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I have a video online of how I set mine up. Check out "donkeysponcho" on youtube. Make sure your ground is touching bare metal with no paint on it. easy breezy.
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Just Google for that model's schematic. There are YouTube videos, too. That model is more difficult than most. Have to take out a lot of screws, both front and back.