Mounting bracket for fahgettaboutit
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Not one that I'm aware of. Thing is pretty heavy (about 4.5 lbs I think), so I don't know that I'd want to mount it to the frame, anyhow. I use a hip bag (yes, people make fun of me for having a "fanny pack," but it's functional!!) to carry all my emergency bike items like tire levers/spare tube/multi-tool and my lights, then the lock fits in the back very nicely. Several manufacturers make them, I got this one from Transient Bags http://www.transientbags.com/collections/hip-pouches. Doesn't come with a belt, you can get one from them or I got one off Amazon which is primarliy intended for firearms holsters but works great.
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Not one that I'm aware of. Thing is pretty heavy (about 4.5 lbs I think), so I don't know that I'd want to mount it to the frame, anyhow. I use a hip bag (yes, people make fun of me for having a "fanny pack," but it's functional!!) to carry all my emergency bike items like tire levers/spare tube/multi-tool and my lights, then the lock fits in the back very nicely. Several manufacturers make them, I got this one from Transient Bags http://www.transientbags.com/collections/hip-pouches. Doesn't come with a belt, you can get one from them or I got one off Amazon which is primarliy intended for firearms holsters but works great. Not one that I'm aware of. Thing is pretty heavy (about 4.5 lbs I think), so I don't know that I'd want to mount it to the frame, anyhow. I use a hip bag (yes, people make fun of me for having a "fanny pack," but it's functional!!) to carry all my emergency bike items like tire levers/spare tube/multi-tool and my lights, then the lock fits in the back very nicely. Several manufacturers make them, I got this one from Transient Bags http://www.transientbags.com/collections/hip-pouches. Doesn't come with a belt, you can get one from them or I got one off Amazon which is... » Read More Not one that I'm aware of. Thing is pretty heavy (about 4.5 lbs I think), so I don't know that I'd want to mount it to the frame, anyhow. I use a hip bag (yes, people make fun of me for having a "fanny pack," but it's functional!!) to carry all my emergency bike items like tire levers/spare tube/multi-tool and my lights, then the lock fits in the back very nicely. Several manufacturers make them, I got this one from Transient Bags http://www.transientbags.com/collections/hip-pouches. Doesn't come with a belt, you can get one from them or I got one off Amazon which is primarliy intended for firearms holsters but works great. « Show Less
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I have a cargo rack on my bike and this guy fits right into the edge (U side down). You might try that. Otherwise, I've also locked it between my water bottle holder and top bar to keep it from sliding around. Good luck!
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It is somewhat true that mounting the lock to your bike is troublesome, I had no luck with actual "mounts"; but I have managed to create a solution. Now I don't know if it is applicable to all types of bike frames but you can find photos of my solution on my profile page. I find this solution to produce no wiggling or giggling, it's very stable, very silent and very reliable.Basically I carry the "U" part - which is infinitely lighter - in my backpack and attach the heavy yellow lock part to the frame under the seat, on top of the triangles.
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Hi Hayden, this is what I used.Rugged Ridge 11027.03 Black Windshield Hinge Light Bracket - PairThey mount easy and look great.
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The bracket has to be modified and the old mounting hardware adapted. If I had to do it again I would search for an exact replacement. My wife was afraid of it once she looked in the oven and saw the way it was mounted (weeks later and after she had used it). I ended up buying her a new oven to keep her happy!
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Yes, the brackets will allow for proper mounting but the fixture will still be wider then the tank.
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Check Monoprice.com for brackets. I just flush mounted them to my walls with screws.
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as long as you have a flat area it comes with 2 screws but if you don't have a flat area then yes you will need a mounting bracket
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Enlarge the pic seen here and the mount it very easy. Wide bracket mounts to front frame while narrow bracket mounts to drawer face.
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Rubbermaid 5E20 FastTrack 16-Inch Bracket with Clips, Rubbermaid 5G73 FastTrack 47-1/2 Inch Upright and Rubbermaid FastTrack Rail
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You need the mounting bracket kit, some places sell it along with the vario top box, others sell it separate, find out before you buy the Vario top box.
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The name of the part you're looking for is a front bay bracket adapter. Maybe like this one? (double-check your measurements!) StarTech 3.5-Inch to 5.25-Inch Floppy Mounting Kit Bracket (Black Plastic)
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I made my own brackets that is mounted on the radiator support frame. I also made some custom hard lines for the cooler for my 1997 4Runner. It works great!!
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I would suggest going to the Westin web site and getting the exact mounting brackets you need. Go to www.westinautomotive.com and plug in the information on you vehicle (year, make, model, cab type, etc) and see what they list for the mounting bracket. Amazon should be able to provide the one called for.Personally, I use the Westin site to verify parts prior to ordering after the error with site when I made my first order.Hope this helps.
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FYI: The bracket you're talking about is probably the T-notch braket. It is available directly from Bracketron (add a dot com to the end of their name) and is very inexpensive - under 4 bucks for a three-pack.
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Thanks for your question, please contact us through your Amazon Account so we will be able to find your order and send you a replacement frame mount bracket attachment.
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Here's the link to the bracket I bought and used. Works like a charm: A/C Safe AC-160 Universal Heavy Duty Window Air Conditioner Support
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GENTEX company is very good. Call them, they will get you in touch with supplier (I lost the info on them). You will have to take a pick of the existing mirror bracket (the will ask you to send it to them). They will give you definite answer.
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you don't need a mounting bracket. you use a short 3/8 pipe nipple, one end of the nipple screws into air tank or some where their is a inlet to the tank. the other end goes to the compressor outlet in the compresser by means of a short piece of copper tubing whitch attaches to the inlet side of the pressure tank.hope this works for you.....