are there holes drilled into the bar for lights to be installed?
1712947
The item comes with pre-drilled holes for up to 6" diameter driving lights.
206287
Yes. All you need is screws. The light and base are as pictured. These are bright and hold their power too, so far even in winter. Very nice, Especially considering the price. Nice product.
2118129
No. The lights are little pegs that insert into the holes from the outside.
6359
Yes they do, they were in the same location as my old trailer lights. I'm assuming they're a standard layout for mounting studs.
1904536
Depending on where you plan to mount it. Drilling holes on the tubing shouldn't be a problem. Make sure and measure the exact dimensions of the light bar if your going to mount it under the top rail.
1772667
Nope, they fit perfectly into the factory bars, which already have the holes with built-in bolts to receive them
68807
Yes - there's a v-shaped hook on each side bent into an "o" that fits snugly into the fixture frame.
91452
Yes, the bolts attach directly to the light. I used a different mounting bracket as well.
2014039
We installed the lights on a Westin Bull Bar. The bar had pre-drilled holes, so the install was very easy.
935421
It is possible to feed the wires through the bar but a hole would need to be drilled in the light bar to feed the wires in.
2006554
No, only brackets for the laghts themselves. I made a light bar for my Harley Dyna. Can send picture if it helps.
643409
The lights can be: 1) screwed into the ceiling using the enclosed screws and hollow wall anchors, 2) hung from a chain utilizing the bend-out tabs with pre-drilled holes...Chain not included but available at any major hardware store, 3) attached to uni-strut using uni-strut mounts through the pre-drilled holes in the fixture base.
1148880
Yes put the bar on to the box, connect the wires, connect the light, and your done.
1067436
I installed them on a RealWheels, Pre Runner Bar. I know that most light bars have a standard hole size.
380086
No the bolts are a separated from the brackets. They only go one way because there are teeth on back side of the bracket that keeps the brackets from moving freely once attach to the light bar!
277397
No, the holes are not pre-drilled but it's clear where they should go. I'm a 57 yr. old woman and I pounded/lightly tapped a nail in where the screws should be started and then "muscled" the screws in with a screwdriver. If I can do, any one can do it. This bistro set is worth it for the price - very cute. Just sit down on the floor with the instructions, and the parts, & get to it - it's really a nice sturdy table & chairs.
1759735
There is two 1/4-20 studs sticking out of the housing. You can drill holes in a flat surface to match the light, insert the studs through the holes and tighten down with the supplied nuts.