Two photos show different attaching method. Is it a bolt like in third photo or is it a knob on the bottom like in the fifth photo?
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Well both really. There are 6 bolts in total that drop through each assembly. The outer 4 have nuts underneath, and they join the two U-bars with the main assembly. The inner 2 bolts attach to a lower bracket that wraps around your roof rack. For disassembly from the roof rack, or adjustment, you just need to loosen the knobs - the other 4 bolts stay in place.I'll try to add some more photos to show the situation.
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There are two knobs on the bottom that tighten up against the plate that sandwichs the crosswalk
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Both, the knob screws onto the bold to secure the locking plate into place.
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Hello, They are metal bolts with plastic twists on each end to hold the two pieces together. Not sure what size this particular model takes, but here is an example of what they look like: http://www.petmate.com/hardware-78-screw Ryan SJK Products Inc.
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I had to do the same thing...a bolt is the best way to attach the ring terminal.
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Just looked: there are small hexagonal nuts on each side (not bolts), and they are inset so that you'd need a tiny socket head to turn them. I'd say they're screwed onto a long pin with a little thread at each end. However, it is possible that the thread goes the whole length of the pin, in which case you'd need to saw a length off in order to make the unit more narrow.Oh, and the nuts are around 5/16 " diameter.
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Rosaangela, I don't have mine attached to anything. It's inside. I think the u-bolt is for attaching to an outside mounting post. Jack
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The one adjusting knob is a molded synthetic of some sort, possibly a phenolic resin, with a threaded stud that screws into a metal lock collar. It is pretty tough and not what I'd consider a "normal" plastic part, it's the same material commonly seen on other power tools. Switching to a 1/4"x20 hex head bolt or metal thumbscrew is all it would take if you want to replace it, but it's not really necessary.
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there is a slot on the bottom piece that you slide one of the provided nuts into. This makes it possible to tighten down the machine screw.
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oops. previous answer was for a different product. this one came with bolts.
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I believe this is a typo on Amazon's page. Manufacturer's website shows 3 5/8" bolt circle.
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no the one I have needed to be bolted to the table. It takes more effort than I expected. I am thinking about mounting it vertically and making the lever longer with a removable pipe for more leverage.
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There are two holes on the bottom side. I used lag bolts and mounted them to 2x4 studs in the wall. Hope this helps.
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I had it professionally installed, but it appears to be a two bolt installation.
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To get to the bolts (horizontal and vertical), there is a plastic cover on each side. Both sides just pop off (with a firm squeeze and tug). On one side, you should see a flat bolt, and on the other, a nut which can be loosened/tightened with the supplied wrench.
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I don't think there is a way to do that based on attempting to do it on mine. The rubber foot screws down to the bottom of the threaded bolt, and is held on by a flange that is part of the bolt. I don't see any way to get the foot past that. Hope this helps.
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It is some sort of a mechanical interface with bolts and friction involved. It did not fit my external mirror, so I have not installed it yet. I am thinking how to fix it using other means. If you do not want to spend a lot of time trying to figure out how to fix it - do not buy.
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There are two screws. We had the same problem. We drilled holes to fit the pulls. It was worth it, they look great.
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Sounds like you put it together incorrectly. Assuming the holes align you put the bolts through a pair of holes and screw the nut on from the below the frame.