How do these mount? Is it just a compression (do you just push the light into the hole) or is there some mounting holes? Is the grommet rubber?
514300
Its a compression fit. No mounting bolts or anything. It takes a little bit but they fit good and stay in place.
514301
Just push it in the hole and compression hold it in place if it's loose you might need to change the rubber ring
514302
It is a compressed fit, and yes, the grommet is rubber. Just pry the old light out and unplug the wire. Plug the wire into the replacement light and work it back into the grommet. I found wetting the grommet slightly made it easier to work the new light into place.
2129683
The light mounts with an elastic band that wraps around the bar and attaches to the light. The band is pretty tight so it may not be as quickly released as you would like.
894077
Oval so they will go into the rubber mount that comes with themIf you have rubber around yor light they work
1312059
Hey Theodore I just purchased 2 of these for lights similar to yours. Both of mine went on with no problem. I looked at the pictures of the V-mount from http://amzn.to/1n8wXYh and compared it to my lights and didn't notice anything different. The only thing I can think of is if the release button on the V-mount is stuck pushed in or something.
1923799
Yes, the lights come with adhesive and screws for optional mounting. The lights aren't very heavy , but you would probably want to use drywall anchors for a ceiling application. Just make sure the screws are compatible with the existing mounting holes in the bottom of the light.
1494355
They didn't come with any kind of brackets, just the light assemblies. The old lights came right out and the new ones went right in. I'm not quite sure what you would call them but I took the old... keys/shims, whatever and used them to lock the new lights in place.
2052753
The bulb socket has a large plastic bolt that you hand tighten. I don't see why you couldn't mount as a down light.
1285194
the light remounts in the same screw pattern as the manufacturer there are two holes on the top and two on the bottom for screws it was a exact replacement for what i needed i did have to add some sealer around edges hope this helps
1487151
Its been a few years since installing my light bars so I had to look. They appear to be mounted by double sided tape and its holding up well. Yes, they can be stuck on.
108179
These lights fit over my 4x4 posts perfectly. There is a 1/16" hole on each side for mounting with screws supplied. Myself I used two small nails but be careful when hammering as to not hit the light or crack it. Best to use the screws if not good at hammering. No drilling necessary.
1822137
The stands have a standard mounting pin. The light I bought had a u bracket with a mounting boss at the bottom that had a standard mounting hole and it worked on fine. It you you tell me what light it is or send me a link to it I am sure I could more accurately answer your question.
1759735
There is two 1/4-20 studs sticking out of the housing. You can drill holes in a flat surface to match the light, insert the studs through the holes and tighten down with the supplied nuts.
520111
Easy to mount, I just used apiece of an old tube inside the mount to help keep it from slipping without trying to over tighten. Light is blindingly bright, handy to use as a flashlight if that is what you want to do
941172
No rubber gasket. You have to cut a hole in bumper and they mount flush. I put them on a 2015 ram 3500 bumper has slight curve but not enough to affect mounting. I Am very satisfied with lights.
524803
I would suggest pipe hangers at Lowe's or somewhere like that. They will go around the pipe and have a flat surface with a hole to mount the light to.
681895
I have not used my light yet, but it came with screws, but I would consider mounting tape if needed since light is so lightweight. I agree with other customer, that the light is not very bright and illuminates only a small area. I kept product and will eventually find an appropriate place for it. Good luck.
86066
I've used one in a 1" mount by wrapping the body of the light in a piece of bicycle innertube and locking it down. That works fine, and also cushions the light from recoil.