looking to put together with clamps. will there be anything else i would need besides clamps?
460404
Assuming your tail pipe on both ends of the exhaust flex tube properly fit, either insert Into the flex pipe or the flex pipe can be inserted Into the tailpipe, clamps should be all you need. As my previous exhaust pipe had rusted through at the ubolts, I went with the stainless sleeve type clamps. My flex pipe inserted into the exhaust on one end and received the exhaust as an insert at the other end, due to a flare in the exhaust on the header end. Either way it worked beautifully, no exhaust gases and no noise from the patch. I also used exhaust paste to ensure a good seal.
460405
Clamps would work fine, if there is space enough try to point the clamp studs up for more clearance . You may want to use some exhaust sealant.
460406
I didn't need anything else the muffler pipe was able to slide over existing pipe and then I used 2 clamps,you could also put muffler paste on where the joints will be connected for a tighter seal
227758
Can anyone who has set up their own diy made clamps post some pictures of the setup? I don't own the workstation and don't want to buy it without being able to clamp my piece. Thanks!
1667837
There are bolts included with the basket that are all you should need. If you find you need longer or different bolts your local bike shop should have them.
931034
Extra tools are not necessary.... However very careful attention must be paided to the instructions... one step at a time. Mine were assembled by a gifted cabinet maker... and it took well over an hour... it came out very well and looked a lot better than the cost warrented. Marian
560349
As others have already said: "no", but it's not very difficult and you won't need any specialized tools; just have a couple of beers handy during assembly. :) As I mentioned in an earlier review take it easy on the bolt tightening when attaching the shelves - they aren't kidding when they say "don't over tighten".
227754
I found some on e-bay. Harbor freight also has some. I also have made custom clamps from cutting up heavy hinges.
1930092
You should be fine. As with most instructions nowadays they can be confusing and/or misleading. If all else fails look at pictures on box. I found that way was easier. Very little assembly.
1038542
As far as I am aware, it comes with everything you need to get going. No screws, bolts or anything like that. Enjoy!
834395
Will need pliers, comes with tools that are needed. Pretty easy to put together I did it on my own and didn't take long.
1868830
Yes, you will need extra hardware. If you do not have a headboard, I would wait until this arrives to buy one so you have measurements. If not, you made need some extra wood as well to make the connections. For the price, you can't beat this frame in my opinion. Very strong and rock solid.
22387
Hi, yes u need tools such as 2 adjustable wrenches, 1 hammer, 1 standard screwdriver and 1 phillips screwdriver inorder to assemble this bench. Assembly will be more convenient if u have a socket set, a set of open-end or close-end wrenches, or a set of ratchet wrenches.
614153
Not much really. Simple household tools such as a screwdriver and allen wrenches (I think these may be provided but I don't recall) are really all that's needed and you can put it together in maybe an hour or so with one person taking your time.
1211717
Clamp was included. Other than weight, I see no issue clamping to a tilting table. At higher angles it may be awkward, since it is designed to balance the weight with the support pole vertical.
848154
You will need an end bracket. Also if you contact Seller they are very helpful and can tell you exactly what you need.
1311395
You'll need couplers and a welder, 60mm is 2.36 inches so they wouldn't match up for use with clamps.
1072655
Everything you need will come in the package. Personally I have never needed any tools for this shelving.
1014867
You can search Rubbermaid brackets and find them. It's far cheaper to get the brackets and clamps at your hardware store though. Just bring the shelf, ask a service rep, and they can point you to the right place. Cheaper than on Amazon I found for those was at Home Depot