how do i get the bolts to put on the side discharge chute?
599420
if you bought the chute new it should have come with all hardware. you can get bolts at lowels or home depot. .or cll the place where you bought this .it should have come with all. mine did and no problem putting on .if ya need more help let me know. steve j h Bremerton wa
599421
I used the bolts from the old chute, which included a spring which allows for flexibility of the chute.
351312
Try the lever on right side it kinda tight pull it up to adjust push it down to loc
1892131
I'm sorry, I had the toilet installed professionally so I don't know if the bolts were there. I defer to other customers. Good luck!
1818062
You need to drill a hole large enough for the toggle bolt to fit through. Once that is secured you can attach the swivel hook.
1050304
Just put some blue loc-tite on the bolt, it should keep it from coming lose.
861167
Bolts are supposed to be self tapping into the Spindle Assembly which comes non threaded. My bolts were tapered and self threaded just fine. I believe I bought the replacement bolts from John Deere.
1566052
Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly.
1514474
I suppose you could use the bracket mount to affix it to something. The brackets are slotted which is what keeps light from rotating so I don't know if it would be efficient to use side bolts. Hope that helps
1161678
I just drill out the holes in the bottom where it appears a leg should be and bolted it down that way. This may not be right, but it worked.
1566050
Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might... » Read More Take your drill and insert an appropriate drill bit to a size slightly smaller than the wood bolt that came with the hanger. Mark the holes on your beam in the ceiling. Drill your holes. Now find the right socket and use a socket wrench to tighten the bolt. If you have the right extension, it can be inserted in your drill and then you can power the bolt in. No disrespect intended, but if you refer to a Phillips head or a slotted head on a standard screw as diverts, I would highly recommend that you find someone handier than yourself to mount your heavy bag. I am concerned that you might injure yourself if you might it improperly. « Show Less
2116368
You need to contact the manufacturer. I am a customer who bought these and the legs to make mysef a footstool. I don't have ANY expertise eon these, the screws or anything else. I just bought them and put them onto my footstool. They worked for me. I don't know what else they work for and I am sorry. I have had several inquiries about these and the bolts and I'm not the one to ask. Amazon and Waddell are. Sorry I'm sure that isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's the truth.
2128843
You can typically get the weight bolts from your local pool hall. Most of them do repairs and have them available, and they can install them for you. Billiard supply sources locally, or online can get you kits to make the changes yourself as well. It just takes a phillips screwdriver.
1174750
yes thats what i did , pre-drilled holes, used lag bolts with washers and nuts..if the header beam is too thick, then just get lag screws, predrill and drive them 3" or more and that would hold
1209947
You have to unscrew the top bar as well to reveal the bolts. The nuts are hidden beneath them on the top of the circular wood board. Once you remove the nuts, the bolts should fall out. Then remove the whole swivel and replace it with a better one.
1620809
It is under the bar unit. There should be a red bag with the bolts/nuts. Lean the bar unit back and use the Allen wrench to secure. It is a 2 person project
832609
I had the same problem at first. However there are bolts and octogon bolts. It doesn't specify in directions to use octogon bolts as that is the shape of the end caps. Once I removed the bolts and put the octogon bolts in it took a little extra muscle, but it worked.
1904132
Yes. It'll clip right on after you remove the discharge chute. Take the hardware for the chute off or tighten them well back to the deck. You won't be using them.