What type of bolts are used to attach seat to pedalstal swivel?
1575732
I just used a 1/4" stainless steel 1/2" long bolt/lock washer/nut. Worked fine for me.
1575733
We had the same question. We took a picture of both to a hardware store and they sold us the proper heavyduty bolts to use to secure the seat to the swivel. We attached the swivel first to the boat then attached the seat last.
272273
My bike has the quick release clamp. I think a clamp with a carriage bolt and nut will work.
1713290
Straps and hardware. No pedals. Good quality hardware for most types of pedals
1892131
I'm sorry, I had the toilet installed professionally so I don't know if the bolts were there. I defer to other customers. Good luck!
253261
I would probably go with the Carbon Express brand, LAUNCHPAD NOCKS, which fit all carbon express bolts, and will work on many other brands too...I have not tried them yet, but I will get them one day.!
542469
Hi Nick, I am not 100% on the bolt your talking about. However, I believe you are referring to the bolt underneath the black plastic stub in the middle of the handlebars directly in front of the seat. If so, a 7/32 inch hex/alan key fits it nicely. You'll want it tight too because I almost had an accident at how loose it was when it arrived.
260075
I used 2 5/8" grade 8 bolts and 1 lag screw. Bolting though the bench top with construction grade fender washers between the nut and the wood will give out standing strength. Because of the way my bench is built i could not go through the top so I used a heavy lag 5/8" lag screw. Incidently, this is a excellent quality vice and I am very happy with this purchase I use it everyday as a professional gunsmith. www.gunsmith.us.com
1309582
They take a 3/8" shaker screen bolt. They look like carriage bolts but are much stronger and made for this purpose.
1999353
Look at your local hardware store (the big box stores would likely have what you need) for "p clamps", somewhere around the nut n bolt section. They wrap around your frame to securely hold a rack if you don't have the necessary bolts near the rear axle or seatpost. I got a pair for $1.50 just the other day.
19447
oops. previous answer was for a different product. this one came with bolts.
1785846
Check Home Depot -- http://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Hardware-Hardware-Cabinet-Furniture-Hardware-Furniture-Accessories-Casters/N-5yc1vZc29f. You can also check www.casternow.com.
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I believe a basic instruction booklet is included. You will have to install the pedals, handlebars, wheels and seat. You will need a few allen (also called hex) wrenches, I recommend a folding allen wrench combination tool which has a few sizes (the ones you will need and is available at most hardware stores. I believe a 15 mm open end wrench will work on the pedals, remember that they are marked and designated left and right, the left side pedal will tighten by turning to the left. I think the 15 mm also works on the nuts for the rear wheel, probably best to get a 15 mm open/box wrench combo. If you know what you are doing, you can have it put together in maybe an hour.
161659
Those bolts are for threaded brazons. If you have them there should be 2 on you seat stays, just above your brake bridge, and 2 where the seat stays and the chain stays meet, just above the axle. They don't need nuts.
955746
It comes with Allen bolts to mount the slider to the seat. You must supply the fasteners for mounting the slider to the seat brackets
2116332
Mine came with a single hex head bolt to clamp the seat. I was pleasantly surprised that the configuration (including the seat angle adjustment) was EXACTLY like that of my 1998 TREK 930 seatpost. My seat no longer shifts while riding. The XLC fit my new Cloud 9 seat perfectly as well. This along with the Cloud 9 seat was the best $50 I spent...not sore after a ride anymore. I weigh 230 lbs too.
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Yes this is what i am gonna do. get something like a grinding peg basicly a short pipe with a washer welded to the end and remove the one rear bolt that holds the seat bracket to the main frame " tiny screw " Its the small cross over bars . seen in picture 3 of intruction manual .find a longer bolt with the same threads and use this through the peg and bolt that down. Then just mount the bk to the peg. =)
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I used some Elevator Bolts that were available at my local Home Depot (sort of like small flat carriage bolts). Ground two flats on each bolt so they would slide into the track and not turn when I attached the hitch.