how to install safety beams
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Mine attach to metal brackets that clamp onto the metal track that the garage door rollers ride in. I don't know what hardware you have. Mine installed easily. Look at the attached link on eBay, and maybe that will help. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/181303373409
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The kit comes with the required bolts and nuts fasteners and sine you are replacing a broken one use the bracket you already have. Note that the kit does not come with brackets, this is a replacement product not to used for first time installation.
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You may also want to check the wires leading to the unit(if this is a troubleshooting issues). I purchased these and turns out I needed new wires and not sensors.
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Pretty simple as directions come with units. The unscrew with wing nuts the cut wires and reattach wires with wire nuts supplied. Sometimes adjustments are needed so light beam meet but this is easy just loosen wing nuts and adjust as needed. I had my wife push the manual button while I aligned the beams until the door went up. Retighten wing nuts and your done
345108
you better know what your screwing into. 2x4 are not good. a 4x4 beam screwed all the way through with a steel plate on top with flat washer, lockwasher and nut. or buy one of many stands for them. hope this helps.
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The bracket needs a wise fixture. Just like anything you are hanging from the ceiling, you want to make sure it is secure. My beams run parallel with my garage door and so I put a small piece if 2x4 across two beams and attaches it to that. Works like a charm.
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David, I would mount the lights on the bumper, as far back as possible, and then add a nerf bar to protect those expensive lights. Good Luck, Jack
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Splice into your high beam light wIring. So that when you use the high beams. The shield moves appropriately. Red is almost always positive. While black is ground.
18670
It's pretty easy. Just grab the tube and pull straight up. It might need a little wiggling to get the tube to release. To install, line up the pins and push down until seated. Nothing to fear.
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Hello Leslie the installation was not very difficult; but more than just the headlights bolts. Please see attached web-site below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJqY1di8uUg
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We mounted ours with some large eye hooks that we screwed into a carrying beam in our kitchen ceiling. The hooks do not go directly into the ceiling... you will needs something to hang them off of.
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YOU NEED TO PUT A CUP HOOK IN THE TOP OF THE LIGHT AND I THINK THEY CAME WITH THE LIGHTS, THEN A HOOK OR SOMETHING ON YOUR beam based on where you want the lights to hang and you are good to go. i have about a 21ft awning and 6 lights works out well on it. hopefully this is a help
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it should work. if u have safety lights now,the remote should not have anything to do with this saft t beam.
1987116
Remove the two bolts holding on the headlamp place the metal frame over the two bolts tighten them down then put on the flair. It took me about 5 min t get it on with no problem this way.
2014041
You will need to by a seperate bracket to mount the lights to the bull bar, unless it already has mounting tabs on it. Hope that helps.
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Plug lights in-line between battery and unit and wrap loosely around booms and secure w/ scotch tape or a dab of hot glue. If you wrap them too tight it will pull the connections apart during crashes.
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Have you contacted safety first website or called them? Otherwise I would take the mounts to the hardware store and see if they have something comparable
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That all depends on the kids of support you are needing. I would either use additional cross beams or a box spring.
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There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine... » Read More There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. « Show Less
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Any Hardware store should carry some type of angle iron that you and drill holes into and attach to your door frame. The metal brackets are a safety feature.