How much is the over all drop from from to back? I want to know how high to mount it and what the head height is.
584336
10 feet, don't forget rhis awning have a adjustment for the angle you want, meaning the back will be at 10 feet high, but the front 10 feet away from your house should be at 8, 7 or 6 feet from the ground you can play with the adjustment. On both side
584337
It's adjustable as far as the drop goes. The manufacturer recommends a minimum of 7 degrees or something like that. I mounted mine about 9 feet off the ground with about a 15 degree drop and I can still walk comfortably under the entire awning...and I'm 6'4"!
2166304
aprox 18 inches from the ground, that is the one downfall. I needed to play with it a while to get used to dumping. Other than that one issue this thing is GREAT!!! I can't believe how much I can pick up with it. After my wife seen it in action, she was amazed. We both agreed that it is a lot more useful than the plow
302844
Around 3" front and 2.5" rear. It's a very noticeable drop. Looks great also. You will have to give it a month or so for the springs to fully adjust.
1987091
I presume you are using while driving? Probably not the best idea if so. Regardless, tell me where you have mounted it, and at what angle are you viewing it?
1312351
Depends on how you set the legs....but the mounting plate can be as high as 60"....with the legs still being stable. If an instrument is then set on the mounting plate, the eye-piece elevation will vary (depending on the equipment)....but could be 68" above the ground.
1169248
3.5" and 4" to the back that contacts the wall. It flares down like a triangle. If you need a pic of it mounted, I can email you some shots.
2022528
I've got a 5D2 and a 70-200 2.8 IS2 on top of a manfrotto fluid head and it slides smoothly end to end. I'm guessing about 5-8lbs at least.
1374408
I suppose it depends on how tall you are, but not really. I am 5'8" and it hits me about mid-low part of the back of my head. I can rest on it, but it doesn't cushion my whole head. I just measured mine and it looks like about 25 inches from where the seat meets it to the top.
892419
not sure of the exact wght but I was able to put it together and mount it w/o anyone else's help....and by the way I am a 66 yr old female.....hope this helps..
2183073
Hi, I don't the maximum height. We mounted ours at eight foot. Works great.
893312
I believe it said up to 22 inches. I just did a 19 inch. Cool mount. Easy and sturdy.
1825261
It should be not too bad to get over. Just put it in the high setting and tilt it back. If all fails you could just make a ramp with some boards.
2237364
You will need an appropriate mount and spring for the location. I mounted mine on the rear of my Jeep and it extends above the top about 6 inches.
2213456
High enough for you to stand under. Don't try to over think this. It's just a showerhead..enjoy it!
1379183
At the point where the head would be mounted: 47.25". But since you'll have to attach some kind of head (mine is a Manfrotto 322RC2) the total height is more like 52". With the center post extended fully the height to the top of the head is about 62.75".
512647
I mounted the Hunter 28724 in a room with a 7' 6" ceiling and the clearance is good. I utilized the 3" downrod (as opposed to the flush mount configuration). I am 6' 2" and the height is NOT a problem.
2268090
My head is 25 to 27 inches off the ground, feet only 22 inches, it does not recline back so far that you feel your sliding head first in to the ground. It's a nice cradle recline.