I just bought this for my 50'' Sanyo model DP50E84. Does anyone have any idea if the bolt pattern will line up OK?
800961
I used it for a samsung - there are a lot of adjustment options. Most TV's have standard bolt patterns.
800962
Yes. The cart is designed around the industry standard bolt patterns. It will be fine.
800963
It was really simple to attach to the back of a TV... Not TV-specific. Well designed.
1798007
Measure the bolt pattern on yours. That is the easiest way to tell if it will fit. The only other thing is you need to know this comes with a short "pig-tail" for electrical connection, so you have to either hard-wire it in or splice the cord.
629666
No it should be the proper length, you should have washers on both sides (one on the bolt end and one onto the nut side) and the overall bolt length should be exact, when tightened there should be no movement, mine is tight.
1785510
You need to match the manufactures (NAME) to the rod. The threaded part of the rod needs to fit.
908052
you have to check and see if it takes a long shaftor short shaftin the bolt pattern
736289
Just make sure it is the correct one as there are quite a few variations. Mine was complete and fit perfectly. Make sure you buy the self tapping bolts as the older ones break during removal.
958930
Depends on the vehicle. Research on the Curt website first. My vehicle used four frame bolts already on the vehicle. Curt website should advise.
63486
I'm assuming if the bolt patterns match up. However it will effect how much the tv will be able to turn from left to right because your tv will struck the wall. Hope this helps. Joe
2012590
Mike,I had the EXACT same problem for a day or so. Then, for some unexplained reason, the stars aligned, and it seated correctly (while I was making a video to email to Lucid to demonstrate problem, no less). Try turning the square bolts 90 degrees, 1 at a time, and check seating after you turn each one. For me, it was the REAR bolt that was giving me problems. Try mounting it on different rail spaces, too. Let Lucid know, ASAP, tho, so its documented. They told me (the "founder"), that they never heard of this problem. LOL. Mine sits tight now...go figure. Good luck.
1853900
I had some similar fitment concerns because I got conflicting info from Amazon. I ended up going to the Dee Zee website to confirm fitment by model number and bracket model number. And then ordered the one from Amazon.
488604
should bolt right up . I had to bend the choke lever slightly to clear the air cleaner. Other than that, awsome product
1656736
As I mentioned in my review previously, I had to drill new holes to allow the brackets that mount on the bike to fit. I would think this item will fit but I cannot say with certainty that the factory drilled holes will line up. Also, because there are multiple layers of metal which adds more distance from the hole in the bike, you may need to go buy longer bolts as I did. They were about $2.50 each at Lowes. I hope this helps.
1664990
I thought I would so I brought it to my local Sears and the set it up on the alignment machine. The alignment was spot on and did not need adjustment. I would recommend that after you install the new Struts to get an alignment check. It is a lot cheaper than a set of new tires.
1265997
Yes, it is the correct part. Make sure you tighten the bolts to the correct torqueif you do it yourself.
1574812
No...Ill give you a smokin hot deal on the one i got.Its a 5x4 1/2 bolt pattern. I needed a 5x5 pattern. $75. Call Jim. 520-252-9299
627490
I know enough about mechanics and machinist work to tell you most people wont be able to give you a good answer; especially just by looking at it. Sorry, you have to know if it is Standard (SAE) or Metric (most likely metric), then you need to know threads per inch (fine or course thread). Your best bet is to take the exact screw you need to a hardware store and have someone help match it up.
317888
It will work fine. May need to make a simple plate to mount it if the bolt spread doesn't match up. A real simple part that you can make yourself.