Will the brackets be able to mount on my 18.5 inch on center holes in my bullbar without being too close to the edge of the light?
1817463
No. There is 18 5/8" mountable serfice. The problem is that the mounting brackets are 3/4" so sliding them all the way to the outside gives you 17 7/8" bolt to bolt on center. I, like you wouldn't want it to be mounted all the way on the outside due to possible strength/bowing of light issues, so I would subject welding new tabs on the bull bar. You may be able to get away with slotting or drilling holes on your existing tabs depending if they would meet the maximum of 17 7/8" on center bolt measurement. Hope this helps. Great light though.
1817464
oh ya, the mounts slide in grooves on the back of the light. Should be rock and roll. I will caution you taht the black anodize on the metal housing faded after a couple weeks on mine. it is now a Khaki color. I would complain to the company, but I kinda like it.
1817465
Yes it will fit. The brackets are adjustable and can slide to any position along the light. The just tighten the set screw and your good. Great light too
407274
Maybe. Mine came with three brackets - 4, 5, & 6" widths. If your pole isn't that size, then I suppose not. Caution: both bulbs burned out within 2 months. I have to lower that thing to change the bulbs and it is DIFFICULT to say the least. I wish I had the money to buy something more permanent and longer lasting. It worked well but just make sure that when you adjust the light mount for he proper angle, you do it BEFORE you set at full height. If not, forget about it until you have to change the bulbs. I wish it were LED.
43335
Brett, Probably not. These are meant to be flush fit into a 4" diameter hole. No bolts or brackets needed. The rubber grommet which is the black portion in the photo, compress fits into the 4" hole.
963395
Good day, if the crossbars are not adjustable, it may not fit perfectly out of the box, as the mounting holes are in predetermined locations, but the bar spread you have can be accommodated by the box. Thank you and have a great day!
2223624
U can not add anything to mounts, the actual brackets have a lock groove in them to secure the light from moving, once u tighten it down
1781128
Hello,It should be depending on the diameter of the bar. The mount allows the light to move 360 degrees
510374
Russiko, The brackets move to accommodate variable stud distance, but the mounting bars are a fixed length. They will show. Happy to help. John Racette - New Mexico Satellite Man - www.newmexicosatelliteman.com
1067436
I installed them on a RealWheels, Pre Runner Bar. I know that most light bars have a standard hole size.
1764220
As I recall these had a 3/8"-ish post - so I would bet money that they would. I have seen others around the town I live in installed on bull bars, push bars, straight to bumper installation -you name it. They come with a ridiculously long wire harness so you should be able to fish your wires through the bull bar without splicing too.
1598046
Yes, the mounts move along the full length of the light bar; you can mount it on your vehicle's existing mounting points. Be sure to use spring washers and tighten the nuts carefully. While off-roading I lost one of the special mounting nuts; I was able to replace it a regular one after searching for the right size nut that fits the rail of the lightbar.
1723305
The thickness of the bracket is 3/16". If what you are talking about is you have 3/16' left exposed with nut tightened they should work.
1406628
Take a look behind the cutouts, there might be existing holes predrilled to except the single bolt that holds the lights. As for the brackets, the lights doesn't come with them. They just come with the single bolt that mounts to the frame up behind the cut outs. Hope this helps
1978013
Mark,I have not yet installed my awning. The brackets will overlay, but if you have good solid backing behind the 4 inches you should be OK.
2250076
Yes. My screw are set up at 17 1/2 inches but 18" will be good. This mount doesnt have like 1 or 2 holes, It actually let you place the screw where you need it.
243830
The bar/handle itself will, yes. But where you mount it will be important, because the support on the beam will be the weakest link. Also the age and health of the beams will matter. Good luck!
952671
Adjacent mounting holes should be 8 inches center to center. If so it should fit.
1155440
My installation requires about 24" spacing between the brackets. I think you could easily place the brackets closer than my installation required. The mounting holes in the brackets are slotted which would give you a little ,maybe 1/4", on each bracket bar. Hope this helps.