Is there an easy way to transfer the end caps from the extensions to the main arms? I don't need the extension but want to cover the ends.
1754437
No, I did not find a way to do that. I didn't need the extensions either and decided to just keep them on there for ease and convenience. For my use this worked and I ended up using more toward the front. I am sure you could figure out some sort of way to clean up the ends if you wanted to take out the extensions. Who knows, you may not even need to or notice it after your product is on there.
1754438
won't happen, doesn't look bad open. Have bought 6 of these for different applications, great prouduct, holds major weight. They should offer different end caps, but don't. for the price can't beat them. if I find a slip cap I'll let you know, they have to be out there, 2014!!! If you find first let me know. jamie
1754439
No there's not though my speaker is long enough to cover it and you don't notice it
503600
Yes...the end caps come off. This would be the only way to slide it intothe post. Very good product at a reasonable price.
2131008
Yes they do, that also have a short escheution that is to cover the stem and the opening in the wall and that has splines attached to it that the handles screw into. The escheution also screws into the end of your existing stem. I know that's confusing. You slide the escheution over your stem and hopefully it fits all the way to the wall and it screws to the end of the stem, then it allows for the new handle to fit onto the escheution with a screw in the end of it and yes caps over the handles.
77616
Not easily. They extend for the entire length of the chassis, but are held on by (two) screws. It looks like it should be possible to remove the screws and the side plates, but I haven't tried it yet. Don't know if there's a chassis cover under the plates.
246668
They install in exactly the same way as any other magazine extension. In my opinion, it's a very simple process. Just read the included instructions.
351994
I got my bed thru amazon so I assume you should be able to get the end caps from them. Another possibility is a place called www.colmans.com if I spelled it right they are a military surplus store and they also sell these type of beds.
1747620
I believe the directions also say to never remove the caps once they're put on. It sounds like you've not followed the directions. If I were you, I'd contact the manufacturer and ask them what to do. Also if I were you, I'd read the directions more carefully next time. :)
2110642
I didn't, my husband melted the ends with a hot knife and stuck them together. Been using them for years with no problems.
828875
I transferred mine, but the internet instructions I found said that the rubber end cap is only needed when moving/shipping your hot tube.
26922
I wasn't able to find any replacement end caps. I purchased rubber floor protectors that fit on the bottom of the legs of chairs and used those for a little while but ended up just purchasing the whole arm in the end and it works much better
2251404
Dear friend, thanks for your inquiry. You don't have to remove the original tips, and install the item on it. The item is designed for protecting the original tips. Thank you.
713778
Unlike David R., we purchsed the system for the opposite reasoning ... for the pole itself. We were lucky enough that we were able to dig out the old damaged pole and reinstall the new. The existing brackets and extension arms fit perfectly from the old Spalding backboard (which was probably a good number of years old), so were able to just slide the backboard onto the new pole and had no need for the new extension arms. Hope this is helpful.
433661
I figured it out! You need to be careful which end caps you put on which sides. The endcaps with the screw holes need to go on to the bottom. The casters screw into those screw holes.When my wife and I were assembling the clothing rack, we put the endcaps that were supposed to go on the top on the bottom and vice versa, meaning that the bottom didn't have anything to screw the casters into it.A little disassembly of the rack, a swapping of the endcaps, some reassembly, and we were back in business!
863654
I had the same dilemma until I realized I had it wrong. It does not go onto the end. It is not an extension. You actually replace your stock wand with this and then connect your stuff.
969171
Sorry for the delay; I had a death in the family. Yes, I pulled one apart and found that the cap at the bottom tip can be removed so you can cut it down from there. The extension can be pulled out completely for easier cutting. There is a three-sided punch-out about an inch up from the bottom of the top portion from going too far down the leg. This can be engineered into the new size leg by adding a small screw as a stop. Hope this helps.
192398
They come 'finished' with end caps already on them, so I don't think so. FYI the 'finish' on these isn't fantastic so if you know how to take apart and wire these, I don't think it would be so hard, but I'm no expert.
111733
I almost dread to answer just in case I'm wrong, but the end caps haven't changed for awhile so I would think they would fit. You may need to adapt the screw holes.