My rail will not hold anything. Is there supposed to be something on the inside of the track to hold things? Mine does not have anything inside.
367608
Shawn, it was a bit difficult to get my things to hang at first. I find that slipping the paper in the opening then moving it slightly to one side helped. Once I "got the hang of it", it's become easier and I like the way it holds without my having to use push pins to hold paper as I have young grandchildren and wanted this to display their artwork. Hope this helps.
367609
There should be white plastic rollers inside, which apply the pressure needed to hold the papers, etc. Mine work great, so perhaps you received a defective item.
367610
Yes, there should be small plastic rods inside the aluminum rail that grip the paper. If yours does not, then I'd return it for replacement or refund.
367611
There should be white plastic rollers on the inside that roll down and pinch the paper once it is slipped into the rail. Pull the black end cap off and see if the rollers are jammed.
367612
There ought to be rounded plastic rods that look like glue sticks for hot glue guns inside. As they drop down, they press against your paper to give it some grab. Yours sounds like defective.
367613
Yes there is a roller type thing inside the rail and thats what holds up paperwork. I have been very happy with mine, you need to send yours back and get a replacement sent to you.
256920
There are hooks on the ends of the rails. They go into the slots and hook over the pins that are in there. No other hardware is needed
578931
My guess is that the material is not sticking to the platform. Try preheating it.
1012365
No I never did find anything. Seems strange that no companies have developed a rail for this case. Let me know if you have better luck!
1817976
I'm seeing the rails having a depth of about 12 inches, so you might have to look for another solution.
459175
You just gently pull up or push down on it and it slides up and down inside the track - your mechanism might be jammed up on something.
1644546
I did not read anything about a track system. Mine hangs from just a regular hook and no track system. Donna
1843609
Yes i noticed that to. Mine does not do that. Its rock solid on the rail. I have been shooting 23/4, 3in shells and it has not moved at all and is still spot on. Hope that helps.
1536748
Sounds as if there may be a part missing. Mine hugs tightly to every roll I've loaded. You might need to replace the unit.
287967
There is no provision on the slide upper to mount anything.There is a 1 1/2" rail type mount under the barrel forward of the trigger guard.
213112
Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure it won't properly fit a rail that is not flat. It's definitely designed to lay on a flat surface vs a rounded type surface.
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I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold that much weight. I'm sorry I cannot give you better info, but I did not inspect or install my drawers myself. I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold... » Read More I should just say, "I don't know", but I'll try to help you as much as my old brain can. The tracks, from where I can see, don't appear to be welded, are screwed to the bottom of the basket. However, unless you change the manner of attachment of the rails to the cabinet floor, you could not move the rails to be any wider because the feet that get screwed into the bottom of the cabinet are already as wide as the basket. I guess you could try if you have extra width under the basket, but I would not mess with it because it's rated to hold 200lbs., must be very sturdily built to hold that much weight. I'm sorry I cannot give you better info, but I did not inspect or install my drawers myself. « Show Less
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I not using on rail so i can't answer your question. However, if you are looking for solid piece, you might want to look somewhere else.
2218686
Did he install a track at the bottom to keep it from rocking back and forth. I don't know that much about the construction of all of it, but I would let my contractor know the problem so he can fix it. Good luck!
1295869
I honestly don't know. It does have some weight to it. I have had no problems using the rail.
624503
Train does not run on track. The track is a cheap plastic. also you are right does not bear any weight. Waste of money
587781
I don't know what a "weaver railing" is, but if what you call the "weaver rail" is 3/8" wide, and the end profile of the rail is shaped like a shallow "T", with the top part of the "T" having the 3/8" across dimension, then the scope should slide onto the rail. Then you tighten a couple of screws on the scope to secure the scope onto the track mount.