should there be four holes on the inside for the clamps. one for the open position and one for the closed position
1255626
No, there are only two hole to hold the pins so the legs stay open. The steps fold down but there isn't anything to keep it closed.
1255627
Yes. I never have used the lower set of holes but the uppers lock into place with the fasteners
1255628
Unfortunately, I can't answer your questions. However, I would have recommended that you not buy this product at all. In relatively light usage, the stairs completely disintegrated within 2 months of purchase. Though it looks good, it was surprisingly poorly designed and didn't hold up at all. Unless you have a very small, lightweight dog or cat, I might suggest that you return it and choose another, better engineered product. Sorry I couldn't help more.
2231622
The CH-06 is not the right stand to use the Vertical bar. You would have needed to buy the CH-01 or CH-02 to do that. There are four predrilled holes with wing nuts on the horizontal bar of the ch-06. I am not sure if that hole patter lines up, you will need to check. Technically the CH-06 is not made for clamps, it is a light weight stand that uses the predrilled holes to mount four light weight fixtures. You will have to experiment to find the right clamp or use zip-ties. A standard c-clamp will not work, it is too big.
1896358
If you mean the openings at the top, there are three. As far as how to connect other parts, I am not sure.
2029849
The clamps will open fully about 3 1/4 inches. If your overhang is about 4 inches before the lip you would be fine.
850025
Yes. I have three of these and the clamps have been very durable and sturdy.
1076799
There are 3 spring type clamps...two on the inside edge and one adjustable on the outside edge and so far they hold my ZTO 10" quite securely!! Though when I ordered it I didn't realize the keyboard was attached or I would have found one without it, but I do use it from time to time rather than the onscreen virtual keyboard, even though my fingers don't work well on such a small keyboard. Good deal for the price!!
702007
Actually, there must be something extraordinary taking place. I am using the clamp as you mentioned and it is a relatively tight fit without a lot of wobble. There is supposed to be a brass/bronze bushing in the hole in the clamp, if it is no there then it would be very wobbly.Hope this helps.
2180102
There are two of them. They are formed slightly differently for the butt and fore-stock. as illustrated, they mount through half-round slots rather than complete holes. Still quite secure.
1178441
yes 4 holes for 4 locks two holes have a thin sheet metal cover over them i guess to make them harder to get into the other two holes are the same just no sheet metal covers either way a bolt cutter will open it
2143907
Yes that would work. The clamps can't overlap, but you could get very close to back-to-back.
1298346
I had this same desire because I already have the whole F.A. Edmunds handi-clamp system, but when I tried the holes were too small. My husband said the holes would need to be redrilled larger to the 1/4" size. The rods that come with this set work fine, and it comes with a roll of loop tape for the hook & loop fastening system used on this set. I hope this helps! It really is a great system to have!
1812390
You can. Either turn the clamp 90-degrees and go through it, or move it to under the middle: the attachment bolts should still have some holes available.
978824
No, The clamp needs to side over around the shaft. The clamp is a solid one piece with adjustable clamp, not a two piece unit. I hope this helps.
1102795
That really will depend on the clamps and their positioning. A tech at Pro-Series may be better able to answer that question, they will probably need to ask a few questions to determine. Their toll-free # is 800.632.3290 Thanks! Got-Chrome
1197406
I think it will work with no problem. The sides tuck under the rails, not over. I think worst case would be minor trimming to clear the individual clamps. It is easy to trim with a utility knife or heavy duty scissors.
39976
I get mine close to the sides of the inside opening then turn one end til it fits tight. I've got several up and having no problem at all.
449455
Yes, there does appear to be four +s on the inside bottom that I think might be there to drill through to bolt the safe to something.