Do you have a screw-in post anchor like this for 6X6 posts (5 1/2" square)?
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The post I used with this was a 4 inch x 4 inch (4 X4) post. I hope my Answer helps.
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they probably do not supply such an anchor because they only are supplying parts for the stuff they sell e.g. mail box post, address sign post which only require a 4x4. If what you want to build requires a 6x6 its probably recommended to set them in concrete and bolt it down with a ground anchor instead of using something like this.
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I'm not sure about 6" -- most are 5" and change along a side. I returned this item because it was of lower quality than other models at similar cost. I recommend that you get one with full ball bearings, because this item only has a few bearings along with plastic spacers. Other Amazon options have better descriptions as well -- the one I replaced this with says "accommodates most 5.25", 5.5", & 5.75" square mounting screw hole patterns."
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A standard wall stud will do. I believe i have mounted it onto a 12" stud. Try to mount it on you larges stud if you have varied studs. Not sure if they come this small but i believe it would work on a 6" too
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You could attach it to a wall or poles or 4 x 4 post mine are attached by 4 x 4 posts and it is weaved through 6 x 6
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No, mine did not come with any screws. The posts should just stick into already pre-drilled holes on the bottom side of the top tier and on the top side of the bottom tier. Just put the poles in the holes and wa-la. I love this thing works perfect!
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There are 6" out there that work but going .5" over is wise as it reduces ur chances of marring with the backing plate. Don't use smaller than 6" without a smaller backing plate.
200230
It actually has parts for circular and square posts. My post is 3 1/2" square. It works well. I'm not sure of the maximum dimensions.
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I installed a 6-foot post for the latch side of a gate. It was not very sturdy. I bought two heavy L-brackets and attched the post to the house, near the top. It is really sturdy now, but otherwise it was not sturdy enough. The anchor seems heavy duty, but when you put in a six or eight foot post, the metal has too much give. Maybe something with bolts on all four sides would be better, don't know for sure.
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I am sorry, but I have no answer for you. I did not need more than the 6 hooks it came with.
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my husband went to hardware and bought two L shaped metal brackets....attached to post on two sides....then to birdhouse with screws. perfect!
95588
The hole are 6" apart both vertically and horizontally. I mounted my bracket to a 10" piece of 2x8 that is on a post ( landscape timber ) .
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Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
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I found some on e-bay. Harbor freight also has some. I also have made custom clamps from cutting up heavy hinges.
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These are 5 1/2" long and the V is 2" and 2". These would be a little too long for a 4X4 post, I believe.
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It is up to you. I used a 4 X 4 wooden post that is working quite well. Best wishes.
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The hooks came with it and they hook over the side rail. Ours was a 2x6 which is actually 1 1/2 inches wide. They worked just fine.
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Depending on the post size and hole spacing you should be able to mount on a steel post. The top plate on the post should be a minimum 6" square.