How many "D" rings are there to attach the lead? Would this fit a rottweilier ? Thanks all.
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There's one d-ring near the back hips, as well as a triangular-ring near the neck. Our 100# Corso has a snug fit. We have thought about getting extra belt parts to go across/under/around the dog's girth to make it slightly more comfortable if he gains more bulk.
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One on the back. I have a 100lb German Shepard it fits. It's a military dog harness so it's made for the dog to be out front
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Look here on Amazon, there are pre-made brackets that attach to the bolts on the fairhawse lead. Some flip up and down because they cover the lead, some don't cover the lead and therefore don't have to flip around. Be sure to get the one that you think you'll get more use out of.
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The rod closest to your specifications that we carry is 53" long and 1/2" hexagon profile in stainless steel here on Amazon. The ASIN is B00HVQM3R4. We carry several bracket sets as well here on Amazon that will work well dependent upon your application. Please keep in mind that as a brand only a limited volume of our products are sold on Amazon. I encourage you to contact us through the "Contact Seller" portion and I can assist you in getting all of the correct parts for your rotisserie.
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Your dog has shortish hair and the collar is about the pinch. the 3mm should be adequate as it maintains that pinch. The larger size works best for dense long hair, and secondarily provides a bit more strength to the linkage security.While your Rottie is good size and powerful, this collar is all about maintaining attention and focus, not primarily restraint. That's why you link this collars ring to a secondary restraint collar. The Herm Sprenger is formost used for control and communication, the secondary restraint is a fail-safe.
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Hey Roy, I've never seen that on a BB. Is the old BB a three piece design? If you're moving to a cartridge style you'll have to measure, but likely a 118mm or 123mm spindle length will be what you need. Read this page http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/chainline-concepts it will help.
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I did purchase a shaft with the same ring figure of my previous shaft. I mean, at the bottom of the shaft the silver ring can be in the middle of two black rings, or the botton can have one silver ring on top of one black ring. I understand this is the rule to fit.
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It takes a one inch. I used the weaver rings that fit the pica-tiny rail or will fit dove tail base. They are very inexpensive and the scope is great! I own several Leopolds and would say this is comparable.
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.7mm diameter lead will not fit into a .5mm hole. Not very easily, for sure.
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This is a 7 slot rail. Mounting holes are approx. 1 5/8th apart. Could be 1 9/16ths. This will change if you buy one with more or less slots. Don't know about your ruger. Used this on AMD-65. Hope this helps!!
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Sorry, I have no idea if it will fit. I think your best bet is to contact Grohe (http://www.grohe.com/us/5647/contact-us/)
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The included rings are dovetail. I personally did not care for the way they fit and purchased a "weaver" mount and DTG rings. A super fit for a little more money.
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Hi Mary, I think you need one that is specified for a 3 piece crank. Search 3 piece bottom bracket which Amazon displays and you should find the correct one. Research you bike model referencing the crank as well. Hope this helps. Greg
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The Smittybilt D-Rings are zinc-coated cast steel construction or are powder coated black. Our D-Rings feature a 3/4" pin for heavy duty use, and have a weight rating of 4.75 tons
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It has 2 D-rings to attach leashes. I use a leash that has a metal clip-on hook on both ends. I haven't tried to make it work with a standard leash.
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Can't remember probably a HB, but replacement are cheap any 2mm leads fit, steadtlers own are the best thou, but I have tried several brands and hardnesses and they are all decent.
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It is for a pair of rings. I ordered 2 pairs of rings and was glad I did because one of the rings in the first pair I opened had a stripped screw hole. I tried to retap it with the correct size tap, thinking it might just be an incomplete cut of the threads, but it was actually stripped and I'd of had to drill it a little bigger and tap it for a bigger screw to make it work. It was not worth that much effort on my part so I just opened the second set of rings and used one of those. I'd really suggest not buying this product. Thanks for the question.
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I don't recall how many rings, but I got an 18" and it fit very well in a 25" diameter pit. I kind of think there are 3 rings but I am not really sure.