Are they easy to attach to steel #1 curved and straigh pins?
1407486
Very easy to do, tedious, so I had my grandson do it for me. Saves wear on your fingers too.
91214
I was able to do it with a flat screwdriver. It just had to be a small enough flat screwdriver. You don't want it to be TO easy - they need to stay put!
236743
These work the same way. You just put the metal end of the pin into the slot that is in the plastic part.
2018331
Yes. Just hang onto the original pins when your ready to change out you will have to out those back in.
500781
This is perfect for link and pin installation. There is a groove that is specific for this purpose. Since the material is not rigid like steel, there is no chance of damage to parts, but it is tough enough to standup to normal driving force.
1411660
They are threaded. I have no idea if they would work. Not too expensive to give it a try, good luck!
650755
I really don't know how the pins work as I've never had the old set before. The clips on this set work fine AND they get hot; I just preferred using the "clips" I had. If the pins you're speaking of go through the roller, I don't think it would work with these roller as they are solid.
1245921
My rolling pin is 1.75 inch diameter. They fit fine. They will stretch to fit bigger sizes, but I think they could work on smaller rolling pins.
1401734
You'll have to drive them out with the proper size punch. A nail of the right diameter with the pointed end filed flat will also do the job. They're called roll-pins. Its been awhile since I put that kit in but I don't remember having a lot of trouble with the pins.
522338
Yes, mine are 1 inch, but the rod does not have to fit snugly. There is a set screw underneath where each rod sits that you can tighten to keep the rod from sliding sideways. I really like these brackets ....
309451
They come with nice clips which hold them in place. I don't think any kind of pins would hold them.
2243485
The hook has a nylon insert in one end. The insert has a ⅜" ID to accept the ⅜" bolt that goes thru it. My S hooks are installed so I can't measure the OD of the insert (which fits into the ID of the S hook). I doubt that it is 1". This hook kit is really meant to be bolted onto a flat surface.
2168703
They are pins that can be driven out with a small Phillip's screwdriver or drift. I followed the provided instructions and had no problem with the installation of the rail.
340509
I don't see why not as long as you didn't bend the pins it should still be fine.
2077126
I haven't seen any problems yet. I think I will be able to use these hundreds of time. I use the non- rusting T-pins. This has been working out fantastically.
946018
Yes, but will need to be cut. You will have to either be a handyman or hire one. The black caps pop off the end, cut 1/16 to 1/8" gauge steel then snap the ends back on. Thank you.
1521576
I would say yes as they are quite easy to customize . You shouldn't have any trouble.