I see that th rear of this box is 34" - My inclosed trailer is 39" against the wall - Do these sit against the wall or are they out a few inches?
1603368
It is your choice where to install. There are no pre-drilled holes. Mine was outed on the trailer tongue.
2078387
mine have been flush mounted in a small 12x12 spare bedroom on the back wall used for 7.2 surround sound. But I'm thinking about angling them down. my couch is directly along the back wall so the speakers are directly above the couch. I don't really get too much sound from them so I'm thinking about angling them down. Hope this helps
367988
I mounted them under the truck bed in front of the spare tire. They are bolted to the floor on a slight angle so they would fit the short Bed. Tight but they fit.
1474843
Marc...I have a 42" on my mount, 6.75" flat against wall out to 22" (measured at the bottom)
1550746
I bought these, but was unable in install them as they were a little too short for my application. I did just measure one, it's 1.25" long, from end to end. Hope this helps.
675292
Hi - I am not sure exactly, but what I'll say is that they are not too deep to be right next to a doorway. They are trim and sit close to the wall - no design details make them "stick out" at all. I really like them; used them as an option for more storage that would look attractive and unusual. Really great - and great construction. The manu specifications were exact I recall, or they would not have fit.
115605
The answer is up to you. They are not that long, so they are great for trucks with tool boxes. What I did was centered them in the space remaining between the tool box and the tailgate - making sure they looked centered over the rear wheels. Drilled my holes, and there you go - mounted. They look excellent. These items are 51" from tip to tip, so make sure that works for you - and that the mounting holes don't end up over the stake holes in the bed. Keep in mind Westin makes rails that are longer - going up in about 4" increments. I hope this helps
703160
You have to measure your trailer from front to back. Don't include your hitch portion. Then order accordingly.
1601232
I didn't measure them but they don't line up to the ribbed bed of the pick up truck. one lined up on top of the rib the other lined up almost on the bottom of the rib making it impossible to mount the box. I had to shim one of the mounting brackets so it sat flush. Pain in the BUTT!
603701
Mine fits flush against the wall. I wish It was a little bigger. But for the price it's a nice mailbox.
2026079
Mine just arrived and they have 3 7/8 spacing, not 3 3/4 (measuring from the center of each hole). Thus, these might just work for you. They don't work for me and will be going back as I am replacing hardware and need to use the existing holes.
1698925
Mine sticks out 9". You can mount it further out, but it will stick out slightly when shut.
1894514
With my 2005 Element LX, it slid in almost effortlessly - no removal of bumper parts, dropping of exhaust pipes, etc. I did raise the back end to make access easier. Height of the bottom of the receiver box itself is ~12+ inches/31 cm with a light, unloaded trailer attached. (I measured on my gravel drive.)
1460020
I used heavy sheet metal screwsto hold the tubes in place. You should get 39"
1796588
I had a 32" opening and the doors came in at 31". I thought that's how a 36" worked, it comes smaller but probably not in your case. plain the doors down or send them back
200822
Hey I got that wrong. Screws mount up at 32" inches apart, not 36" as I said. I was trying to measure by memory. Shame on me! I got 36 3/4" after I got off my can and actually measured.
1945181
Are you talking height because the pair I have are a 1/2 inch thinker than the mirror. If you are talking about the length beyond the factory mirror I believe they extend about 5" beyond the factory mirro. I do watch when parking the truck with them on but when the trailer is in winter hibernation the mirror extensions are off in the trailer.