How large is mounting bracket & how far apart are its holes on the MI-411? Mounting to a square bedpost using another metal bracket with nuts/bolts.
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The mounting bracket is about 6 1/2" wide and 7 3/4" long. The holes (4 across) seem to be about 2 inches apart. My handyman installed using 2 of the holes top and 2 across the bottom - like the 1st and 3rd holes.
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The mounting bracket is about 6 11/16 inches wide and 7 3/4 inches tall. There are twelve holes. 3 rows of four. The top and bottom rows are slot like. The slots are about an inch long and there about an inch apart (edge of hole to edge of next hole). The middle row are circular holes. The inner two holes are smaller than the outer holes in the middle row. The outer holes are about 1/2 in in diameter and the inner two holes are about 1/4 in diameter. They are about an inch apart as well (edge of hole to edge of next hole).
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The standard bolt size for side-post batteries is 3/8"X1/2" so the bolt holes are roughly larger than 3/8".
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I am having the same problem as you.I am using this product to mount a Samsung UN40H6350 (40") TV. Samsung recesses their holes very deeply. Home Depot only had 20mm long M8 screws which were too short, making it impossible to get the "3 complete turns" that the installation manual demands, and the 25mm M8 screws were too long, not holding the mounting plate securely.23mm long would be ideal, but Home Depot doesn't carry that size.Thread measurement is 1.25 by the way.Good luck!
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I mounted mine on a standard 3 inch octagonal box with an adapter. If you unscrew the plate on the end, your local ace hardware guy can show you the box to use!
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There really is no way to recommend what hardware to use without seeing where it will be installed. The best person to determine that would be the professional who installs it. The holes in the bracket are approximately 7/16".
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I mounted mine to a trailer ball plate with 2 bolts.the plate has 4 additional holes at the corners
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Not sure I understand your question but I believe you want to know the measurement between the two mounting bolt holes on each side. I measure it at 1-1/4" from center to center. Hope that helps. Doug S.
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I used a bed frame and just a mattress it worked realy nice. But the holes didn't match up so I did have to drill my own holes on the bed frame and I drop the mounts on the head bord a few inches lower. With a electric drill was know problem. Hope this helped
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The mounting plate is 10-5/8" square overall. The bolt holes are 4-1/8" from center to center.
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Jim, The plate measures 8-5/8" from top to bottom and 6-15/16" wide. I didn't want to take out the bolts to measure the holes but the top holes are tapered. The bottom section of the holes on top is 3/4" which tapers up to approx. 1/2". I'm using a bolt with a 9/16" head for this. I'm using a bolt with a 3/4" head on the bottom holes. I have it mounted on a wall. This is a great unit. Get the Goodyear hoses. I had a Chinese wall unit w/ hoses before this and it was junk.
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I measured the base, and it is 5.5" by 5.5" square. There are two screw holes in the opposite corners, so you should not have any problems mounting this on a 6" square post. I had to drill 12 holes in six concrete pillars to mount my units. It took 15 to 20 minutes to drill each hole. I was a tired puppy at the end of the day.
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The metal is 3/32" thick. The screw itself is 2 1/2" long. The threaded receiver is 3/4" long. The bottom of the foot is 5/16" below the bracket when fully retracted and 1 3/4" screw travel available.
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Marshall, I shared your frustration, until I realized the needed bracket is in the 1450LMT box. That snaps onto the 1450 easily -- line up the 2 small protruding tabs with the related long holes of the 1450 bottom. -------- To snap the ball of the J shaped doohickey (friction mount package), into the round hole of the cradle (1450LMT package), I folded a sweat sock, set it on the floor, placed the round hole of the cradle on it with that hole facing me, then pushed in the J shaped connector. Snapped in fine. I'm a woman, so the sock proved better than a towel ... easier to sit the sock directly under the cradle's hole, and thus apply pressure (I knelt on the floor for better leverage.)
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Just received mine today, the bolt is approximately 3/4" long and the thread is M6 x 1.0 It is metric and not 1/4 20 the bolt diameter is 6mm which is nearly the same as 1/4 inch but the thread is metric
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I wish I knew what a 5/16 hanger bolt was, but I don't. I can tell you that I got this mount to replace one that was damaged when someone pushed our son's platform twin bed (mod style) across carpet and broke the leg off. The leg is a peg, about 1.5" across at the wide end, and has a "screw" (bolt?) that's less than a 1/2" wide (maybe 5/16"?) protruding from the wide end of the leg, so it can be screwed on to the mounting bracket. I'd say it's probably a "standard 5/16 hanger bolt," but that's a guess/assumption.
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Rem W, No mounting hardware required. When you get them you will see the holes in the frame were they attach and you can see which bolt goes where. There are 2 blots of different length Took me about 15 minutes. Most of that time was spent getting my old butt up from the ground.
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The U shape mounting area is 1 1/2" wide.. the distance between the bolts is 3 1/2".. I bought pool noodles and covered the padding on the racks because they leave a black mark... Still yet for the price you can't beat them.. I just hauled from Tulsa Okla. to Grand Isle La. with mine and the worked fine