How long is the weight stack selector pin?
503731
It's long enough, there's several pins but only one matches the picture. It's honestly a great machine and easy to use. Not so easy to assemble tho took me 5 hours.
503732
5 1/4" But if you're recreating one, get 6"x3/8" metal dowel and bend it 90 degrees at 3/4" from on end.
106386
I sent the darned thing back, so I really can't measure it. The pin appeared to be the exact same length as the standard door hinge pin, which the item replaces. There was a mis-match in the actual item and the directions. Some left to right issues, and a significant part change,enough to make unclear directions virtually impossible to follow. I can't recommend this item.
931718
My push-pins stick out of the back about 1/16 of an inch. By subtraction, the board itself (with cardboard backing) seems to be about 5/16 of an inch thick (just over 1/4).
504154
There is an adjustment screw on the front by the tip. I set it before using it by following the description in the manual and have not had to change it through placement of approx. 200 pins of various lengths.
560674
I use a standard hitch pin for my receiver hitch. I'll measure it this evening.CN
17871
The 2" pin spacing is "on center," which means from the center of one pin to the center of the other. The easiest way to make sure that you are checking the "right" distance is by measuring from the top of one pin to the top of the other pin. The pins are often about 1/4" in diameter. This would leave 1.75" space in between, which is what you might have measured. Recheck the dimensions. The hooks in these rails are for pins on 2" centers, and they work perfectly for that.
418479
I do not know. The pin is 2 and 3/4 inch long . Hopefully that will help you .
126767
The rolling pin surface is a tiny bit over 11" or 28.5 cms. Seems to be the longest silicone rolling pin out there.�
808488
The distance between the pins is 3", The rack portion is 24" and the pins stick out about 1/2" in length
725284
Two pins. Can't answer the Poulan question because I own Husqvvarna. Advice: make sure you have the right length when you receive the bolts.
216889
You need to measure the diameter and length of your old pin. These pins are 5/16 diameter and 2 inches long.
154727
Hi there. Im not certain. You can contact Kutting Weight's customer service at cazzy@kuttingweight to help you out.
1135444
1 and 7/16ths inches. Just in case... the distance between the pins (middle of pin to the middle of the second) is 15/16th of an inch.
28748
I don't use pins that long. I use old fashioned thumb tacks that are a little less than 1/2 inch long. I also use push pins that are about 1/2 inch. I ran out of short pins and used a couple of pins that were 1 inch long, but I didn't stick them all the way in because they were too long, but they did hold the items on the board. If you have a choice, I suggest the 1/2 inch range.
463418
It is very hard to tell. The pulleys modify the weights. When using only one weight the pin does not always fall true but it does not bother me. I would guess the increments to be between 10 and 15 lbs.
897303
Hi-there's a small switch on the bottom of the scale where you can select lbs.
899101
There is a small "button" on the back that is marked kg/lb/set. Push the button to set desired unit displayed.