my original screw on swivel is a little too large for my gym, do you know if this screw would be more fitting? i didnt know there were different sizes
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Hi RayRay23: If you are talking about the holes of the swivel base matching up with the four holes that might already be drilled in your boards, My answer would be "YES", - IF the original swivel that was on the board was an everlast base. There is no "standard" for where the holes in the board are drilled and it is normally determined by the swivel that is offered with the original set when the board was sold. Fortunately, most four hole based swivels will have the holes line up in the same dimensions, so if your board has four holes - the swivel base holes "should" match. I have used this swivel and it did match the holes of my older everast ballhooks, no problem. IF they don't match on your board, Then you will need to drill new holes in the board, or find another swivel that matches. If you decide to drill new holes for the new swivel - I suggest you rotate the base on the wood so the "new holes" will be in the middle of the old holes. I hope that answers your question, and happy speed bagging. ps: this is a good, very fast swivel. Alan Kahn, author of The Speed Bag Bible.
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I went to a hardware store and found some longer screws that would fit the hole, i also had to drill new holes in the speed bag platform, i got permission from my local gym to do this since i was basically the only speedbag user in the gym, not every platform is fit for this swivel so additional things might pop up, like having to drill new holes and getting screws long enought to go through to the other end of the platform with bolts so it holds up, good luck fiddle with it and keep on speedbaggin
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Any answer on this question? Without the size of the hook depth, it's impossible to know which of these will fit my treadmill.
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I have offered a lot of advice about this extension for other applications. Be prepared to make it work for you, unless you have the perfect application. To get mine to work right, I had to buys some different length bolts and modify one bracket. Good luck.
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My advice ask for the bolt location dimensions on the bracket. The one I ordered was wrong but the seller graciously supplied me with the correct one later.
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Use a larger screw. I used a larger screw when my fan wobbled. You should be fine.
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Try checking with your local hardware store...take yours with you to compare sizes.
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It may seem like it is locked in place, but once mounted it will swivel quite well......it needs to be broken in so to say....mine was tight but now it is fine....well worth the price. If this is not the case and yours is defective, just return it....but I think you will be fine once you have it installed and begin using it. GC
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hm... I don't have that problem. It seems like you have a bigger handle bar? I'd bring a screw to a local hardware store and look for a same size but longer ones. Good luck.
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I believe there is a diagram in the box you can follow..or try the hardware store for screw size what is the best to use
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The screws that came with mine, I think they're too big. I can't screw them in all the way.
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If that's the case simply buy longer screws at the hardware store. It a good product.
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I got the screws at a hardware store. Just bring the handle & ask someone to help you find one that will fit - remember to get a locking washer too.
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It fits my threaded bar. I have a straight bar, but it should still apply since both use the same standard and not Olympic weights.
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Measure the other screw and then go to hardware store or ou might have a spare at home.
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Go to the nearest hardware store and buy longer screws. Take the short ones along so you get the right diameter and thread size.
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I don't know since the question isn't clear to me. The fitting screws are 0.60" diameter? That's larger than a half inch. I can't believe anyone would 4 half inch bolts to hold a bar stool seat on. 4.5" by 5.5" holes? Hmmmm, I just don't know. Order one and if it fits then great, if not then return it.
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You would use 2 1/2 inch screws. Here is a handy chart for future reference. http://www.kregtool.com/files/newsletters/kregplus/Images/february12/selecting-the-correct-screw.pdf