Can it be mounted to a wall to spin a fake gear?
1833473
Yes, as long as the gear is not very heavy, and you make some slight modifications to the gear, it should work.
1833474
Yes, depending on the weight of the fake gear, I don't see why not. The only issue that could arise would be that the motor is meant to mount horizontally, and mounting it vertically may put more stress on it. But if the gear is lightweight, I doubt it would be a problem.
1833475
se puede montar lo que le sugiero que no le ponga mucha presión ya que los engranajes han sido solo plásticos y no soportan presión mayor
483322
No that wouldn't work due to the back side of the mount having to be in direct contact with the wall. It has a rubber gasket to prevent vibration. There's only a small cutout in the center to pass wiring thru.
1257441
Can it be? Yes, it's physically possible to screw it to a wall, but I wouldn't recommend it. This safe works be screwed to a shelf or other flat surface. If you need vertical, I'd recommend looking for a product designed for that application.
1307674
It isn't designed for wall mounting but I suppose if you want to slap it against the wall and put some appropriate screws into the wooden supports it might work
146714
It is not meant to mount to a wall. You would have to get creative. Like use an industrial Velcro or other material.
2046813
Yes, This can be mounted to a wall. We used for a first aid station in a garage area.
1826959
It's not meant to be mounted on a wall, but you could always jerry rig it, although I would not recommend that. It would likely rip the backboard or your wall from the repeated pressure of making shots.
172230
A spinning reel would attach just fine. I personally use level wind reels with counters as I use these for trolling for salmon.
1172320
Yes, it hooks to the wheel of any type of bike. You just have to make sure you mount it high enough on the wall.
2084605
If you are pretty handy you might be able to mount it to a chain link fence. You might want to attach it to a piece of wod (like a 2x4) through the fence, that would probably work.
1321625
It has to be mounted to the ceiling, but you can have it spin or not too with the set screws provided.
1969532
Hi, yes it can, you just have to mount it in the opposite direction, upside down
625343
Only if your stationary spinning bike has spokes. There is a magnet that attaches to spokes, and a sensor that mounts to a bike's front fork. If you don't have spokes and a fork, you may be able to somehow rig both the magnet and sensor to align/work, but it's highly improbable; definitely wouldn't be easy.
311607
You should be able to mount it on a horizontal bar (which I haven't tried). The holder does rotate on plastic gear teeth, like a ratchet.
110176
Not really. It is meant for a center mount. I guess you could if you were willing to rig it creatively.
1595363
I would guess no. It's very heavy and I don't recall that there's any way to mount it to a wall.
1558379
You could mount it on a wall if you have the capability of fabricating a bracket to do so. The bracket that came with it would not be adequate for wall mounting. For safety and operational efficiency it would have to be around a foot or so from the wall.