how long are the lag bolts that come with the unit?
800646
They r 2" X 1/4" lag bolts. I did not use them & purchased some 3" self drilling screws that had washer head & star drive.
530730
I don't remember if the motor came with the four Lag bolts. Your snow blower should have four mounting holes on the cylinder head pre-drilled and tapped. There also should be a metal plate covering the hole where the gear wheel is to engage the snow blower flywheel. remove the screw holding the cover and remove the cover plate.insert the motor into the hole and line up the four tap/holes with the four holes on the snow blower. install a lag bolt with a lock washer into each hole and tighten with a 5/16 wrench. IF the motor does not come with the four lag bolts and washers, you can get them in Home Depot or Lowes. I think it does come with them if my memory still serve me.
529238
Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
1503895
Just regular galvanized lag bolts _ I had one from the package break so the hardware ones are probably better. Product is doing well, so far, holding a mail box.
436255
I just screwed the lag bolts into the wall about half way then I put the sink on the bolts and put the plastic spacer against the porcelain them the washer then the nut and tightened pretty tight just don't over tighten or will break. Good luck hope this helped
302778
The base is hexagonal with a hole drilled in three of the corners to form a triangle. The distance from one hole to another is 6.5 inches. One lag bolt may be enough to hold it in place.
961757
No they are very stiff I spayed some white grease on it and they are working a little better. I sure hope you didn't use the lag bolts they snap pretty easily. Go buy american made lag bolts.
1385873
Socket the size of lag bolt...impact drill..level...stud finder...phillips head screw driver
1185075
They are lag bolts I would say about 31/2 inch i belive I used a 3/8 for pilot hold and used a socket and my drill with hex bolt attachment to drive them in the stud they are very stout
2088456
I would get some 4" lag bolts and lag bolt them into the studs in the wall.
1185077
I think they were about 4" or so long (6 per shelf)...they are basically lag bolts. If you have a 12 volt or better screw gun, you can screw them right into the stud with the proper bit...
456358
I don't rememberHowever ; it's just loosening the existing bolts , taking off the existing hardware, and replacing w all the new equipment. Shouldn't take more than 30 min
1566799
The bolts are about 10 inches long. I'm not sure exactly, but certainly no more than a foot.
530729
I don't remember if the motor came with the four Lag bolts. Your snow blower should have four mounting holes on the cylinder head pre-drilled and tapped. There also should be a metal plate covering the hole where the gear wheel is to engage the snow blower flywheel. remove the screw holding the cover and remove the cover plate.insert the motor into the hole and line up the four tap/holes with the four holes on the snow blower. install a lag bolt with a lock washer into each hole and tighten with a 5/16 wrench. IF the motor does not come with the four lag bolts and washers, you can get them in Home Depot or Lowes. I think it does come with them if my memory still serve me. I don't remember if the motor came with the four Lag bolts. Your snow blower should have four mounting holes on the cylinder head pre-drilled and tapped. There also should be a metal plate covering the hole where the gear wheel is to engage the snow blower flywheel. remove the screw holding the cover and remove the cover plate.insert the motor into the hole and line up the four tap/holes with the four holes on the snow blower. install a lag bolt with a lock washer into each hole and tighten with a 5/16 wrench. IF the motor does not come with the four lag bolts and washers, you can get them... » Read More I don't remember if the motor came with the four Lag bolts. Your snow blower should have four mounting holes on the cylinder head pre-drilled and tapped. There also should be a metal plate covering the hole where the gear wheel is to engage the snow blower flywheel. remove the screw holding the cover and remove the cover plate.insert the motor into the hole and line up the four tap/holes with the four holes on the snow blower. install a lag bolt with a lock washer into each hole and tighten with a 5/16 wrench. IF the motor does not come with the four lag bolts and washers, you can get them in Home Depot or Lowes. I think it does come with them if my memory still serve me. « Show Less
923578
get 4 lag bolts from the hardware store for less than a dollar, drill pilot holes into your bench and mount... pretty self evident.
699198
It works well and I installed it parallel to a ceiling joist (what you called a stud). I did use 1/4 in lag bolts, 2 inches long as the screw heads stripped out during instillation.
1917782
They are lag bolts 1/4" x 3" I attached it to a celling joist and it is plenty sturdy. I weigh 210 and it doesn't move when I use it. I recommend pre drilling the hole so you dont have the same issue as below.