what is the distance between the sides (I want to use these to secure a runoff hose to the ground along the edge of the fence)
1623170
There are 1" from inside to inside at the top and an just shy of an 1 1/4" at the bottom
1623171
The smallest inside dimension is 1.0 inches. You could accommodate a hose with a slightly larger outside dimension if you did not need to push the stake all the way into the ground.
1623172
At the narrowest part (the top) the sides are exactly 1" apart (on the inside edges)
273720
probably an inch and a half (see other answers). They are hard plastic. I have used it on uneven lawn (very uneven), but not in sand.I'm thinking it might work, if the sand isn't too loose/deep.
411119
I do not think the hose attachments would be long enough. But you need to check their length.
312793
i think if i remember they were 1/8" from the width side. It's been a while since I installed it. good luck --it worked fine
848465
I positioned my two umbrella mounts on the outside of my railings to give more space within the patio area. It depends on the pole width of your umbrellas and width of your railing so your distance may differ from mine a bit. The mount is adjustable. With my umbrellas mounted the distance from my railing is 5.5"
1405484
As I understand it, they are supposed to be used in setting up the fence when you want to use it as a jointer. I read something about that somewhere, but not in the instruction manual. I have no need for that.
1014199
I dont know, i used them as a deck drain on my pontoon and my boat is on a slip so right now i have no way of measuring it
2278257
Sorry Robert, I can not speak to that. There is a youtube video that shows how to install the fence, and it makes reference to distance between hole on the saw.
1365536
As Josh answered, no need to secure them as they fit snugly over the 4" wide railing -- they have about a four inch cutout and once they're planted the soil is heavy enough to keep them in place.
2029450
With the lock in place, the distance from the edge to edge is 2 and 11/16". Hope that helps
715545
The fence will go from 18" to 31". The miter gauge is very easy to set up and to use. Once set up every angle will be dead on
1641647
You could thru bolt a one foot piece of 2×6 to each side of the fence and then mount the holds to that. I suspect they may be a bit spongy as the chain link fence has some give but, it would work.
1838315
2" apart? I don't understand. Remind me what my comment was. I have essentially a 240' long 3/32" cable on 2 10' steel poles with lots of concrete and guy wires with concrete plus turnbuckles running away from the wire. It works, and the hand winch does a great job. I surrounded mine in bubble wrap last month to keep it out of the winter weather. (If you are doing a dog run, I have a much simpler solution given to me that makes me feel almsot stupid, despite the fact that my dog run works great. That solution is to take the 240' wire and lay it out on the ground with either heavy-duty augers or concrete and eye bolts, etc. I have limited trees, etc., and that would have worked as well as my solution for a lot less cost and trouble. G'luck with whatever you are doinbg. Gene
2067773
As long as they are parallel to the side the fence rides on. I make plywood a cabinet and use a meeting 45 degree corners so it hide the plies, it work just fine.
1692723
1-1/2" from the inside back to the middle of the clamping jaw. I use them to secure cloth over 1/2" PVC pipe, to be used as diffuser for lighting. They work perfect for that. 1/2" PVC measures 7/8" outside.
1945481
The clips have a curve to them so there is no way to give you a specific measurement. The smallest measurement is 1 and 3/4 inches between clips.
1350153
I'm guessing about 1-1/2". If you would like I can measure exactly for you. These have worked great so far.