Thanks everyone for your help! Should have asked this first as well. Would the bracket be low enough to hold a shorter tank (M7,M9,C)?
802333
My husband uses the shorter tanks but I am not sure of the size and it does not fit. I was going to look into adding something to hold it.
1273807
Yes, however you will need to by longer screws for the bottom, as the mount does not have these. you may also want to get some washers to ensure that it fits snug.
1845067
Yes. If it's a diesel you'll need their vehicle-specific bracket to allow for your DEF tank. They shipped me the unit without the bracket the first time, but Lund stepped right up and promptly sent me the correct bracket upon realizing the oversight. They look great on my new pickup. Good Luck!
170649
I would highly recommend you check the specs on your TV verses this bracket. It's not only the size but the weight you have to consider.
960776
No it won't it would be too low. Sorry I posted earlier that it would fit but you would need higher rings.
782924
I think it comes with only a high profile bracket, with no additional brackets, so the answer is no. In my experience, trying to find a low profile bracket, even a blank one to modify, is nearly impossible. Get what you need up front.
1299697
I am using one with a 6 gallon tank and it works fine. Mounting to tank is biggest issue as bracket is narrow.
56844
You need to install a shorter/tactical forend. Like a magpul or the like. Otherwise you won't be able to rack it.
2280041
The lower part of the bracket fits directly under the rail - the limitation is really how much room you need to get a wrench on the screws that clamp the two sections of the bracket together - the blue vehicle shown in the pictures is a Suzuki Grand Vitara (99~05 model) and that has 1½" clearance from the roof to the underside of the rail - I had to shorten the allen wrench to fit the bars - which I don't see as a problem because the bars are supplied with their own allen wrench - I keep the cut down wrench in the glove box.
1627275
Space would none a little tight. I have a direct hose feed, don't need a tank, but still find it a bit crowded for grill pans, skeet rods, etc.
1854883
I just measured brackets, 0.75 inches. I think you should be fine. Bracket hold is very tight so even if you put something over bracket depth should be fine.I have recommended this to some friends ,so far everybody is very satisfied with this product
964829
I have mine mounted on a standard 10 gallon tank and it seem to work OK. It's not as tight as I would like but it will work.
2097191
Yes. You would have to purchase a low rise mount on here but it wouldn't be expensive.I honestly don't see you needing to change it! When you use the proper stance and have the correct cheek weld it should be perfect, this is a standard red dot height. Don't bend your neck and bring your eye to the sight, bring the gun and sight to your eye!
673625
Looks like 17-1/2" would work from bottom of tank (stand included) to the top lifted and able to remove. Might get away with 17-1/4" but go with 17-1/2".
1464887
There shouldn't be a gap big enough unless you mounted the bracket upside down/backwards. It can happen, just check.
1265628
I doubt it would. The problem with this bracket is that it only locks in one position meaning it will only hold extinguishers of a certain diameter. Additionally the cut out at the top will only allow a bottle with a neck of a certain width. This bracket is for 5lb extinguishers so unless you have a 3lb that has the dimensions of the 5lb then I really don't think it will work.
2227387
should be fine if its round, if its rectangular the short side should work. Just be sure to mount them on a clean, hopefully non-porous surface for the best grip. I have some in place for over a year now and the mounts are just as tight as day 1.