Do the threads allow any wooble when 4 legs are supporting a leveled load, or does the 3/4" length of the threaded receivers prevent that?
1875398
it depends on what you are leveling and how high you raise the item. for example if you use the levelers on a bed and raise to the maximum height there could be a slight rocking effect if you are actively using the bed. I say that because that is how I used the levelers. I hope that helps you.
1875399
We use the levelers on benches at a gun range, they work great for our members shooting at 300yd. They are used on uneven concrete outside in south Texas weather. It works for us.
1875400
Mounted on 4x4 posts for a table I made for my tablesaw It seems very stable to me. Hope this helps.
992807
Go directly to the Curt Manufacturing site for the specifications. I use it with a load leveling hitch on a 10,500lb trailer with a 14,000 lb hitch. It works very will to get everything lined up and level to not put an uneven load on the axles.
402479
As long as they are on the same rail there is no need for a riser. I love mine!
793087
I don't think this would be the best riser for a 3" round leg. I would try something different.
1936506
I got them to fit through the speaker posts, but they did not work on the receiver. Great item, but the pins are inconsistent in thickness and couldn't get any to fit in the receiver. Hope this helps.
1954348
I have my 1/2 deep sockets in a drawer that Is 4 inches tall, I just went and checked 3 3/4 may be a little tight, Hope this helps
2244972
My husband installed, and I don't know specifically, but they do not wobble. Very high quality, very satisfied.
409331
I don't really understand Steve's question. I think when he is asking about hinged versus solid he is asking if the legs bend upward or downward to be parallel with the rifle barrel and I would have to say they do. I don't know if that is what he is asking.
1857367
The insert is threaded so the bolt tightens up the receiver so it doesn't wobble. So no, it wouldn't work in your situation.
700976
I use this with my 5 bike hitch mount carrier fully loaded and have not had a problem. I think it is important to make sure you use the included system to keep the extension from rattling in the reciever and periodically make sure it is tight.
1548755
yes, if you have a 2" receiver and you may need to adjust the bolts on the assembly to get the proper height/depth you need
215710
The 4' sections are fairly flexible to enable bending. However, you could mount them in a straight line if you so desire.
1280558
Less then half an inch hangs better then wire. It really can be nulled by adding a spacer on the bottom. Best solution I found
1296186
It is possible if it's too far to the rear of your upper receiver but I wouldn't recommend putting it that far back anyway. Also this is a pretty bulky riser and unless you plan on actually using the side rails I would go with something a little more low profile. I used it for a little while but I realized smaller and more low profile was the way to go.
1980998
No, they will not. The threaded portion looks more like a bolt than a wood screw. It is designed to pass through a hole and then be threaded into a bolt. It does come with the bolts. An alternative is to be threaded directly into female threads built into the stand. If you can drill a hole into the legs and either thread the hole with a wood tap or pass through the hole and attach to the supplied nuts, it will work.
2234581
The metal is 3/32" thick. The screw itself is 2 1/2" long. The threaded receiver is 3/4" long. The bottom of the foot is 5/16" below the bracket when fully retracted and 1 3/4" screw travel available.
547261
As you see the pics the bed riser are square so make sure all the legs on the bed is all the same size. 4 inches will put the bed legs on top of the riser instead of into the riser, but that should still work.