What is diff in hinged base and solid base? Looks like both hinge w springs
56770
I'm assuming youre talking about the swivel base vs solid... hinged/swivel allows you to swivel your rifle on the base where as solid stays with the movement of the rifle...Hope this helps.
56771
a hinged base will allow the gun to tip from side to side slightly to account for an uneven shooting platform, where as a solid base will not
56772
The solid base is good for flat ground or a flat shooting surface. The hinged base allows the rifle to be rotated on its axis. Imagine that you are laying on a hillside, the legs of the bipod are equal length, one leg up the hill one leg down the hill. Your rifle is rotate 30 degrees to the right, the hinge allows you rifle to rotate the 30 degrees back to horizontal. I am not sure that the picture is completely accurate. it looks like a fixed version. you might want to check the Harris website. I have the fixed and it is perfect for for my basic shooting and I think less clunky. I hope this is helpful. The solid base is good for flat ground or a flat shooting surface. The hinged base allows the rifle to be rotated on its axis. Imagine that you are laying on a hillside, the legs of the bipod are equal length, one leg up the hill one leg down the hill. Your rifle is rotate 30 degrees to the right, the hinge allows you rifle to rotate the 30 degrees back to horizontal. I am not sure that the picture is completely accurate. it looks like a fixed version. you might want to check the Harris website. I have the fixed and it is perfect for for my basic shooting and I think less clunky. I hope... » Read More The solid base is good for flat ground or a flat shooting surface. The hinged base allows the rifle to be rotated on its axis. Imagine that you are laying on a hillside, the legs of the bipod are equal length, one leg up the hill one leg down the hill. Your rifle is rotate 30 degrees to the right, the hinge allows you rifle to rotate the 30 degrees back to horizontal. I am not sure that the picture is completely accurate. it looks like a fixed version. you might want to check the Harris website. I have the fixed and it is perfect for for my basic shooting and I think less clunky. I hope this is helpful. « Show Less
56773
The solid base is good for flat ground or a flat shooting surface. The hinged base allows the rifle to be rotated on its axis. Imagine that you are laying on a hillside, the legs of the bipod are equal length, one leg up the hill one leg down the hill. Your rifle is rotate 30 degrees to the right, the hinge allows you rifle to rotate the 30 degrees back to horizontal. I am not sure that the picture is completely accurate. it looks like a fixed version. you might want to check the Harris website. I have the fixed and it is perfect for for my basic shooting and I think less clunky. I hope this is helpful.
56774
I think people are confusing hinged with swivel. I think they are all hinged, which means to fold up along the axis of the gun. . Swivel is an upgraded base that can cant to left and right to compensate for uneven ground without having to adjust leg length.
261915
I am not aware of any different bases. This is just a good rigid walking cane when assembled.
414334
Sadly, no. I never even noticed. Thankfully the base is easy to drill and tap. The threads are m8x1.25.
134863
I just now realized that the base either attaches horizontally or vertically. Horizontal makes it lower and vertical makes it taller. The doors can be placed either way
93789
I don't know. They look generic. If the company won't/can't replace them, I'd try a spring manufacturer. If you google "heavy duty springs," you will get several possibilities.
93418
Definitely not this one. I have removed my third failed set of these worthless springs. No tech. support. No warranty support. I replaced them with http://www.hardwaresource.com/hinges/cabinet-hinges/vertical-door-stays/blum-aventos-door-lift. Good luck.
1847784
It is hinged. When not in use/in gun case the legs fold forward ( towards muzzle). When in use they lock in the down position. Very stable. It was so accurate with my Remington 700 when I was sighting in I thought I was missing. Until I approached target..... 3 in a quarter sized hole
2200602
Sorry, I can't really give you a good answer. I used the hinge for a special project about 8 months ago and I don't have those specs. It installed at a location at which I no longer have access. I can only say it did the job.
536206
Not there are not differences. I actually didn't notice. Be sure to tighten them well and use loctite to keep them from vibrating loose.
1477838
Daryl, I purchased these over a year ago and what I recall is that this is a hinge replacement pack. (2) included so that you can swap out the old plastic (broken hinges) and upgrade to the stainless steel. - They have worked out well and are much more durable. Installation is very easy.
89871
no, just springs. I have a pair with the same part numbers but one is 3/4" shorter than the other side and now my toyota tracks off center. I contacted dorman 5 times and they will not help me.
2267767
You cant even tell the difference it rides the same, the only thing it sit higher then stock for a while then the springs settle in and it will drop to its regular hight. The installation takes about 2-3hrs depending on your tools.
137094
If I remember correctly the base has a conical fit. Either the fit is contaminated or is drilled at a angle.
181287
There is a center support beam. I am using a split boxspring, just measure and make sure it fits on the frame. There is not problem with my box springs, no wiggles, etc.
994733
As far as I know, it is the total load on both. However, I am 250 lbs alone. And, I have routinely had a guest with me. So, the total was well over 400 lbs. The springs did not fail and they did not appear to be stretched too far. Hope this helps.
403307
They are the same. The pic looks different. We use the extra base for our granddaughter.
130496
Make sure that you are using the proper pieces on the appropriate side. The top bars are longer than the base, but that should not matter since the connector rods should roughly match up. You will have to slightly accommodate the connector rods when you slide the top onto the base, this friction is what gives the structure its sturdiness.