can this mount be bolted instead of clamping and does anyone have assembly instructions they can share before i buy this thank you
623933
I would say you could bolt it from the bottom possibly if you take the screw clamps out of the holes they run through. Probably not the best option though.
623934
This does not have an option to be bolted. The clamp is welded on to the support pole. The only other option would be to try the free stand version. Once I find my instructions, I would be happy to share them with you.
623935
It can't be bolted, the clamps are very stable and sturdy, what assembly info do you need??
623936
Here are the best photos I have of my setup - http://i.imgur.com/bhzK2Plh.jpg - http://i.imgur.com/BtNbdgLh.jpg - http://i.imgur.com/d9xi9clh.jpg
623937
No, this version cannot be bolted. You would need to drill holes in the base part of the stand. There would be plenty of room to drill three holes.Assembly is easy, 6 screws for which they provide a hex wrench. You also need a Phillips head screw driver for the monitor back mounts.
264002
No clamp or swivel mount is included, only the seat. You will need to purchase whatever kind of base that you plan to use with seat.
1519880
Not sure what bolt holes or screws you are talking about, I didn't have any problems putting mine together with the instructions that came with it. Sorry I'm not any help.
1218473
It should come with a long U bolt to make it work with a wider frame. I had to m Weld and make a longer mount in that area because of the length
451196
Don't know. You have to look up the specs. I personally didn't like the wall mount as it's very difficult to set up based on the spacing of where the bolts should go. I wouldn't recommend buying this mount.
1807971
I don't think so. Looking at the monitor, I don't see the bolt patterns that would allow you to mount that particular monitor using this type of bracket. Do you have pre-drilled holes in the back of the monitor in an X pattern? When I looked up your model, I saw a smooth housing on the rear of the monitor.
1785393
Hello Penky, I had to drill hole in top (comes off easy) to accept the mount screw, I works fine, hope that helps
1159908
Hi, sorry for the delay. It doesn't come with anything to mount it but I'm sure you can find a bracket to fit it.
587981
Hi Shane. It has a hole on the bottom for a male adaptor to screw onto a mount. I used the Justin clamp with it to swivle it. Hope that helps.
1255900
You can clamp it to the back or drill a hole, it comes with the stuff to do it either way. I mounted mine to the back and it has worked very well, the desk has a hutch, I just made a small cutout for the bracket to fit through.
821898
Mounting is really simple and it should come with mounting instructions. First things first: MEASURE YOUR BED AND MARK WHERE YOU WANT THEM SO THEY ARE EVEN ON BOTH SIDES! There is a single bolt (3/8" head I think?) on the bottom part of the clamp, you will need a socket wrench with at least a 3" extension to get it on easily. Before you install it, loosen that bolt enough so that the triangular metal part in the middle is loose enough to get the bed rail inner edge between the triangular part and the rubber part pictured - don't remove the bolt. It's a pain in the butt to align once it's under the rail. To install (the black rubber part pictured goes on the outside of the bed rail) reach underneath with your socket wrench and tighten the single bolt down. As you tighten it, the triangular part cinches up against the underside of the bed rail and holds the clamp on. Be careful not to over tighten it. Very simple install. Good luck!
309353
I think the mount would be just fine. You need to replace the bolts with hardware heavy grade bolts because those provided are cheap. Also, the overall biggest factor is the surface you are mounting to. Is it solid and sturdy?
520023
This is a top mount engein, there for it will hae to be fabricated to fit. Unless you know how to mount and weld. I spent as addition 600 for it.
1659609
It's a universal mount , should fit my have to drill holes, I would buy a frame reciever if your going to do a lot of towing, amazon has them for around 80.00, which is half price of regular retail
1162852
I made my own mount with a very thin piece of aluminum I cut and wrapped it around the large end to hold it with a nut & bolt, while using a smaller piece of plastic that would not wear on the part that detects a small loop I drilled a hole with another nut and bolt. Its holds it very snug and easy to get to when I need it without buying a holder for it. I have not seen a holder for this one online, that's why I built my own for about 50 cents and just as nice looking if you just take a little time to do it.
253109
No, it's flush mount. I used toggle bolts. You could do a make shift mount out of heavy gage wire I guess.
1182058
You will need clamps. But read reviews for product before you buy. Just sayin'