Will be mounting mine to the cross beams in my shed. What way would be the best way to mount to get the optimum head space?
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I bought deck hangers for 2 X 4's and installed them as high as I could. The 2 X 4's between the beams worked out good. I still have head space problems. The straps can let your boat hang too low also. Operating the pulleys take some getting used to. Just make sure you pull until it dead stops and then tie it off.
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Frank, did you solve this issue? I will be doing the same above my car in a carport. Two beams that are about three metres apart (10 foot) and made of steel. I am not sure if I can attach the blocks to the steel beams, so I am hesitant to buy the product until someone can clarify if this is possible. I was thinking of drilling a plank of wood between the beams and attaching the blocks to the wood plank. Not sure. What did you do?
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It will really be based on what kind of boat you have, what I did with mine to solve that problem is I did not use the straps that it came with, I instead attached my boat to the hooks so it would raise up higher. Most kayaks have a strap already attached to the boat on both ends, so you will be able to go closer to the ceiling. I have mine going sidways so it is attached to two seperate cross beams in my garage.
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Is there a way to mount this fan on the side of a beam? Perhaps with clamps, etc? And using the 12" down rod? Txs
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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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If the shed is heavy duty enough a standard metal garden shed would probably be pushing it. The awning isn't that heavy (50lbs?) but all that weight is on the mounting brackets when you extend the awning, increasing the load on the brackets. The brackets are plenty strong enough so it is up to what you mount it o.
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Greetings Fellow Soul Owners: There are four mounting locations that come stock on the car. If you look at the roof you will see the recessed cap. Simply remove with a flat head screwdriver (carefully) and BAM! You're ready to rock. The kit I purchased came with the mounting bolts and tool (Allen Head) to complete the job. Be careful not to over tighten the bolts upon installation. We drove from Seattle to Florida with our rack, it was legit. We were careful to follow the weight limit in the manual, somewhere around 100lbs
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I have one. I guess you could mount it to the front if you wanted but I mount mine on the back so I don't have to drive thru a cloud of whatever im spreading.
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There are mounting holes down the center of the bracket so you can mount directly to the center of the beam. I used longer screws than were supplied with it.
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We put ours on an angled ceiling as well. We mounted it to a new beam. If you want to mount it to a cathedral type ceiling, I don't think it would work. There would be too much angle on the pulleys. They need to hang straight down. Hope that helps.
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I hung mine from the ceiling using omni mount 10.0's. Sturdy mount and easy to adjust the aim or position of the speakers and lock them in place. If you want speaker stands, anything with a platform large enough for the speakers to fit on should be just fine.
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Will be mounting it behind the batwing above the radio. There is a guy on eBay that sells mounts for the amp.
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Because I wanted to be able to move mine out of the way, I mounted it with a barn door rail & hanger. These can be found at TSC or other farm supply stores. Probably also at Lowes or Home Depot. Look up heavy bag hanger here on Amazon, you'll get a ton of choices. This bag is tall, so take that into account if you're mounting it in a basement or other area with a low ceiling. You should use cut up rags to fill it... I would guess that sawdust is going to be WAY to hard. If you want to do conditioning, you'd b a lot better off with a makiwara board, or similar device made for that. The material is going to compress, both because of gravity and because you want to pack the material as you fill the bag. Here's a decent video with some good tips on filling your bag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLGddvvvAIk . Good luck! It's a great bag, once you get it filled and mounted. Waaaay better than a punching bag if you're working kicks and knees.
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The unit is about the size of a large sandwich. I put mine in the top fairing, behind the headlamp, mounted to the upper fairing stay with two small flat steel brackets and a few nuts & bolts. If your bike has some room behind the headlamp and it won't affect your forks & steering, it should be fine. It's big, but looks nice enough to leave out in the breeze too, you could mount it to the vertical frame next to the engine.
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If you want to push that much power you'll most likely want something larger as this is 1000the watts peak. More headroom would be better, unless you aren't planning/desiring to push them very hard.
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Only other thing would be anchor bolts in ground or concrete and strap down the shed with a cable stretched over it and connected to the tie down anchors. I live in east central Florida and just drilled and screwed in long tapcon screw inserted through large fender washers. I also have a lot of weight in the unit. It's really a great unit and I really am glad to have it. Check out Lowes online...might be better price with ship to store. If you are persuasive and tell them you have a 10% off coupon from Home Depot but you like Lowes better the agent has the power to honor the "10%" and will discount the shed further...call their online number or do a chat. Only other thing would be anchor bolts in ground or concrete and strap down the shed with a cable stretched over it and connected to the tie down anchors. I live in east central Florida and just drilled and screwed in long tapcon screw inserted through large fender washers. I also have a lot of weight in the unit. It's really a great unit and I really am glad to have it. Check out Lowes online...might be better price with ship to store. If you are persuasive and tell them you have a 10% off coupon from Home Depot but you like Lowes better the agent has the power to honor the "10%"... » Read More Only other thing would be anchor bolts in ground or concrete and strap down the shed with a cable stretched over it and connected to the tie down anchors. I live in east central Florida and just drilled and screwed in long tapcon screw inserted through large fender washers. I also have a lot of weight in the unit. It's really a great unit and I really am glad to have it. Check out Lowes online...might be better price with ship to store. If you are persuasive and tell them you have a 10% off coupon from Home Depot but you like Lowes better the agent has the power to honor the "10%" and will discount the shed further...call their online number or do a chat. « Show Less
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There is a helpful video on YouTube for this. Just enter product name in the search. It was helpful to me that they showed best way to mount the reflector: put it on the socket first with logo positioned on the side as when the light is in the upright position. Then add the wire rods with the velco'd corner one going last.
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I agree with 4orr. The one vertical beam will/should be adequate for what you are doing. It would definitely behoove you to do this during the early evening for the best result.
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in my opinion it is best to mount this speaker with the bass reflector facing a structure ,being the bass port is up against the house