Does this mount into the stake pockets or do you have to drill holes?
614392
There are two small holes to drill on the side of the top rail and there are rubber"bumpers" that fit inside the stake pockets that you bolt it down with. As you tighten the bolts the rubber compresses and expands getting tighter in the pocket holes.
614393
Yes it mounts into the stakes pockets, but yes you need to drill two holes in the lip of the bed rail on the inside to secure it
614394
It mounts into the stake pockets, but you also need to drill two support screws in total. I have had it on my truck for three years now. Love it.
614395
I have an 2014 f150 front two anchors mount in stake holes and two small holes needed to be drilled on the lip 8n side the bed to hold down the back of the head rack foot to the bed
614396
I drilled holes personally because I didn't want the rack to sit too close to the window so I could wash it. Not sure if you can use stake pockets.
1837150
it is a plastic stake, make you a starter hole before you put it in the ground and you will have no trouble
1442668
The stake that screws in bottom of pole you see i in the picture is included.
694903
No...but you could get those tarp clamps at home depot, clamp it then stake it
1664786
Every rack is a bolt on affair. Yes, this one would be lighter and easier to steal but you could always drill a hole in the mounting plate that sits on the bed rail, drop a long bolt or hitch pin through and into your stake pocket and put some kind of lock through a hole drilled into the pin. That's not a bad idea actually. I may do that to my own.
937627
Yes, it has pre drilled holes for mounting. It works great I have mine mounted to a wooden fence with a little shelf built under it because it hold a 5 gallon bucket full of dog food.
2137287
Yes. Works fine. Staked 3 so far. Just keep punching it until you get the desired movement. No hammering required.
531078
works with any stake pocket. I would give you this bit of advice. DON'T USE THE HARDWARE!! After one year the stress on the screws stripped them out from my 58inch 2 meter mast. The plates are good quality but the hardware is crap.
318689
no stake included-but easy to mount and swivels very easily-I put mine on an upright post and pointed it upwards
1545573
I did not stake mine I placed mulch on top of the hose . only time I would think you would need stakes is a sharp angle. The hose is quite flexible, once it's layed out in sun to warm
550243
There are no mount holes. You would not want to anyway - the lid would not hold the batteries in. This unit is unreliable anyway.
1025213
You haven't asked a question but I will assume you'd like assistance. This item is not "staked" but it is everything else you listed. You can mount it to anything, including a metal or wood stake, anywhere that gets daylight to power it. Keep in mind the solar panel (that needs daylight) can be up to 10 feet from the light (stake).
375635
There are tabs on the bottom of each leg that can have a stake driven through them. I buried 4x4 posts in the ground (lengthwise, cut to length and flush with the ground) and screwed the legs to it via the tab holes using deck screws.
2106750
They just attach the corners. You could drive a stake into the corners, but once they are filled with soil, they're not going anywhere. I'm really happy with them. You really should oil them though even though the oil is expensive.
775923
They have knock outs that you can pop out if you want the stake holes open.
1318403
You mount these into two anchores that are cemented into the ground. They adjust with a scre and bolt system. you can also get reound metal covers that slide down around the base of the polls that hide the anchor mechanism.
299124
yes,probably so, I mounted mine to a ranch hand brush guard, I didn't want to drill holes in my roof.