What clearance does this need? We want to install it where our trapeze/rings are (new bolt in the middle) and want to sure we are okay.
147275
I'm not sure how to answer the 'clearance' question........depends on how high or low you hang it and how active your kids are, I would think. Comes with a short rope attached and I added to it to hang it from a tree. It's very sturdy and also comes with a hefty bolt of it's own and large clip.
147276
Clearance from ceiling to the actual T-bar needs to be about two feet minimum. That's usually not a problem, though, as to get it to a height where our son can reach it we need to drop it down about five feet from the ceiling.
147277
at least 3 to 4 feet all the way around it , and the chain is very short on it so it will need to be lengthened out.
2283081
Its designed for a 0.80 inch line. It looks like the clearance would not allow a thicker line.
1166616
You need about 3 ft of clearance, assuming that you are storing a normal size kayak.
1095144
It only need like 6-8" of clearance. The website states 4-6" but I say 6-8". It's a really nice lift, excellent! The only thing I don't like about it is how the cover is supported. Take a look at their website. There is not a bar that goes all the way across, just these 12" rods. It works, but I am afraid it might put undue wear on my cover over time. I'm going to fit a pipe across the length.
641283
We have had our cover rock-it for a few months now, and use it regularly. There is maybe 2 or three inches clearance on either side. Makes things SOOO much easier.
2216232
I just took mine off for the winter. I would have gone out an measured it for you. So I am not sure. I think that the 1 3/4 inch clearance is from the roof to the bottom of the rail. On my 2005 Durango it is pretty tight getting a wrench in to tighten the bolts to keep it in place. So if your side rails are any squattier than the side rails on the Durango it might be hard to get it on.
389242
The ground clearance will depend on your mounting height Which will be determined by your trailer frame and ball height. you have 18" of stroke length so your clearance could be in the 14" range allowing for flex etc
2049575
The clearance behind the 6U rack is over 19". It will be affected by any gear mounted in the top rack of course.
905596
Hey I have a enclosed trailer 6x14, I have 12" of clearance on the handlebars L&R; so I'm good, I'm not sure how much sway you will have but I'm thinking something like 3" maybe up to 5" sorry I can't help more.
175490
First always park in good spot, not backed in at the end. My rack has a 6" side rail. I can loop a small plastic coated cable (ready made or pieced together at Lowe's) enough to discourage the average lowlife.
1060442
I'm sorry but I have no ideal. I just googled trailer hitch for our bike & this is what came up.
1530338
While I didn't take it off to measure it, by eyeballing it it looks to be no thicker than 3/4 of an inch, at the most (probably closer to 5/8"), and that's with the head of the mounting bolt protruding. I didn't use the plastic bolt included, as it was cheap and basically useless. So, you should have no problem with a 1-inch clearance.
1273756
You only need about 1/8-1/4" for the side of the mounting bracket. But, importantly, we noticed that over the past year, one of our gate posts shifted a bit, closing the gap. So a little more give I think is better than less.
99804
I mounted it without the down rod. The downrod is 4 inches, my clearance is about 8. I wouldn't chance it, to close.
534392
Vernon...the mounts extend quite a bit further than the rail itself. So "measure twice" and "install once"/LOL
1665489
Unfortunatley, we do not have any suggestions. It would depend on how think your wood is that you are bolting this to. You may want to check with a local hardware store.
175489
First always park in good spot, not backed in at the end.My rack has a 6" side rail. I can loop a small plastic coated cable (ready made or pieced together at Lowe's) enough to discourage the average lowlife.