Will these brackets work if the cross member is a 2 X 4?
649090
Yes it would work, but I wouldn't recommend using only a 2x4 for a cross member. It is too much weight concentrated in that little of an area and will cause it to sag, twist, and eventually snap the 2x4. For a minimum I would sandwich two 2x4's together or better yet two 2x6's.
555974
Yes, take out the 2x4's you have installed, and re-cut them to all the same length (all 4 legs), and the 2 cross cross beams to the same length. Yours cannot possibly be equal lengths, as thats pretty much the ONLY way these saw horses could be unstable.
679004
Yes, but make sure to tighten the side hex bolts before you tighten the top bolts on the crossbars. This makes it easier to get them centered. It will also ensure a more snug fit on the rails.
1086749
From what I can see I do not think this can be done. You would be better off using the work bench brackets. Jim
1905903
The brackets have to attach to the crossbars. If you don't have crossbars, this is not for you. See photo. It's pretty clear how they attach. You can always return them if it doesn't fit your needs. The brackets fit on the crossbars with wingnuts and they are adjustable. Hope this helps.
1170712
I am not sure. I would suggest that you measure the width of the brackets and make sure that everything lines up. I am sorry I can't be of much help. I do know the back board is very heavy. Let me know if I can help.
2119858
We have a 4 spot outlet in middle of bracket and it fit fine... good luck. Good bracket for price.
2162852
I do no think these brackets will work. My rifle is 2 1/4' (2.25") wide and it is a tight fit sitting on the brackets.
1493152
Yes but you will probably have to make modifications for mounting these are small side boxes not the larger ones I was disappointed in the size and we had to weld new brackets the stuff they sent was flimsy
186177
no they wont. you'll have to build your own brackets. theirs are junk as are the bags. don't buy them. I've answered this 50 times.
643803
Yes. If you were thinking about putting a set on each side it will not work. The holes have a bit of a radom patten. If you flip one around the holes are mismatched. I would not recomend this bracket for any thing but light duty and NOT for any thing like a swing set.
1797514
The supports are 4x4 and the cross beam is a 4x6 (though I think there are alternative instructions for using several smaller beam widths bolted together).
1797512
I used these brackets to attach 4x4 supports to a 4x6 cross beam. I also reinforced it with the side angle brackets. It makes a very solid connection and I haven't had any issues.
400605
the bracket do not extend above the 2x4, in fact the brackets are designed for the 2x4 to be flush with the bracket. you can easily place a sheet of plywood on top of it, I do it all the time when I need a table outside to do some work.a 4x4 will not work with these bracket, they are designed to accommodate only 2x4when you assemble them, make sure you stretch the legs a bit, this will improve the stability; and do not overload the bracket, it is only plastic, but sturdy
1514054
These are 5 1/2" long and the V is 2" and 2". These would be a little too long for a 4X4 post, I believe.
2276335
Yes, but you have to buy the brackets that sell for about 15-20 per set of two. That is what worked for me. By the way, I found the brackets also on Amazon.com.
1870919
I have 2 stack units in my house. One set were stacked directly on each other. The second unit I installed have a 1" offset. I ended up purchasing a second set of brackets so both units would match. I believe that any kit would work. But look under accessories for your specific model for the right kit.