If this rail has attched rings with holes in them for mounting, how do you get the flanch washers on to the rail?
799866
I bought TWO Saftron 6" White Bases for surface mounting of Deck-to-Pool Rails, It woked great! Very sturdy!
799867
The rings are separate, you put them on before you attach to anchors. just lift them high enough to work while attaching to the anchors, they just lye on top above the anchors and cool decking.
799868
The rail I purchased did not come with rings for mounting. I had to purchase rail mounts that the two rails slid into. Use cement mollie bolts to screw the mounts into the cement. The mounts I purchased are 6 inch and have worked very well.
799869
The rail does not have attached excursions (rings). You have to buy them separately. You also have to buy the brass anchors separately.
1137632
The ends of the Zone links are welded at an angle so they will line up the same as the stock offset links. I did not use any additional washers, I just replaced them using the stock mounting bolts and hardware.
1618653
Only by modifications ....you would have to cut the ends off of the frame for the length you desire and then weld the pieces back on to the rail. This is the only way we know of...hope this helps.
1293412
There are not mounting holes on the rack. There is a slot/channel that runs the entire length of the rack that slides over the screw head. Holes should be drilled about 1/2" in on each side from where you want each end of the rack to be, but you don't need to be too exact. You take the black plastic end caps off, slide one cap over a screw, slide the rack onto that end cap, then slide the opposite cap on. I'm a bit weak in my right hand, so I found it was helpful to use a rubber mallet to tap the second end cap in, holding the opposite cap. It closed up the gap on both sides.
1197415
The white plastic ring goes between the metal top and the glass bottom, as a 'sealing ring washer'. <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washer_%28hardware%29>How to:unscrew the top, put it upside down on a working surface, put the white plastic ring in it, and push it down to fall and stay in the buttom of the upside-down metal cap. Then simply take the metal part and screw it on top of the glass part.
65397
I have a picatiny rail above the iron sites. It mounted directly to that and the mounts are free floating until I tightened them, with the Allen key it came with. I reall hope that answers your question.
1997004
remove the threaded rubber feet and attach the mount in these holes. they have the distance needed for the mounting arms.
655810
You just tie them to a rail, but if you want to mount them or remove them quickly, I recommend buying the rail mounts as well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000MJKKKO/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?qid=1374115827&sr;=8-7π=SL75
1294849
No, the rail needs the ring mounts to be mounted to the gun....you can have rail or rings not both
102327
There are plastic mounts that screw in the wall. The rails snap on to these.
1047062
I mounted mine in a 5 1/4" rail, but the minimum you could use is 3 1/2" due to the lenght where the rings goes. Hope this information could be helpful.
857236
The two small holes go on top and the large slits on the side.Depending on how the muzzle was threaded you may have to file the crush washer down.The crush washer will collapse a long way and get flat to the barrel and the brake.If it has got to the point you can't turn it any more then you need a new washer and then file it down a bit or buy a shim kit.I have yet not had one that could not be timed by filing the crush washer a few thousands of an inch.
2118693
you would need an L bracket to do it the one it comes with hangs over my rail.
933924
If you can't find anything that works, Get a good steel picatinny rail and bring it to your local machine shop and they will make whatever it takes to mount it. Anything can be fabricated. Where there is a will there's a way!
1908316
I went to Tandy Leather and purchased "D" rings. I then placed a washer over the existing nut on the bolt on the floor then the "D" ring then another washer then a nut.
318111
You can get o-rings at your local hardware store. I cut a hose clamp/ worm clamp in half. Then with some nippers remove a couple of the "ladder rungs" leaving one for the hook. Then place a small piece of old tire tube around the handlebars to keep the assembly from drooping. Tighten clamp snug. This is my super tough mount. Crashes well.
823781
They go into the slots on the black pieces that travel on the side rails. Helps with the locking mechanism. I had to press those little pieces rather fermly in the designated slots to get it to move on the tract.