What size (diameter) lag bolt/machine screw is required for mounting?
1749165
Half inch fine if you want to be more tight fit you can go three sixteenth dia
1503892
You can buy your own lag bolts. Just be sure they are galvanized so they don't rust outside.
469896
Use the lag screws (the ones with the large threads) and drill them directly into two studs (drill a pilot hole first).
1014251
I assume you are referring to the tension lock thumbscrew. It appears to be an 11/64 fine "machine screw" thread although may be metric. Try the specialty hardware drawers at Lowes, Home Depot or a full service hardware store. A suitable replacement should be easy enough to find and it only needs to be "finger tight". Also, in future it doesn't need to be very loose to allow the mount to slide off so shouldn't need to un-thread it completely.
1529
The mounting hole diameter measures exactly 9.92 m ( metric of course as it was made in China) and that should accept a 3/8" bolt (S.A.E).I like this unit.
436897
Are you thinking of trying to purchase the hardware from the manufacture? Yes. It's worth a shot to try. If not I'm sure u could go to the store and buy some that r the right size. Let me know what u want to do and I can send u a pic of the screw /size just need an email or text it to ya.
375895
I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters. If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed. TMac
1556477
It has been some time since I mounted the TV holder however, I mounted into an open beam with 4 small lag bolts. I think it comes with mounting screws smaller than 1/4 inch.
978403
Try a "bolt & screw" store that specializes in fasteners. They can measure the thread size, length, and the type of tool it takes, and they might be able to special order it.
2208530
1 1/4 length screws, I find that the coarse threads are the best about 90% of the time. Cheers
1741404
I ran into the same problem. No one seems to have posted an answer online, so I had to go trial and error. M4-.70x12 machine screws fit. I'd also recommend 4 M4 locking washers and 4 more flat washers (a little bigger to make sure it grips the bracket). You should be able to find it all at a local hardware store.
1392079
According to the mount template that came with the reel: From hole to hole, 5-9/16" x 7-5/16" with 3/8" lag bolts. I'm using 3/8" toggles, as recommended, and they're a perfect fit.
1503893
Pretty much standard 3" galvanized lag bolts. They included a rubber washer for each with the kit when I got it.
2040524
Hardware store. I just used the proper size screw . I had some in my tool box.
2078108
Yes it does. For stud mounting they supply quite hefty lag bolts (hex head) about 3 inches long. You must drill a proper pilot hole before trying to screw in the lags. A very nice touch is a clever two-piece plastic cover that hides the lag screws and mounting plate. In addition to the lags there was a bunch of other anchor pieces for other mounting schemes.
2216900
I was very careful to measure the one stud I used and to center the lag bolts in the stud for maximum grip. I also made sure to predrill the proper size hole - small enough to make sure the lag bolt had enough wood to grab tightly but not too small and chance breaking the bolt.
375897
I drove multiple 6" 3/8" lag screws into 4x6s with ease using a craftsman socket & porter cable adapters.If your adapter will survive the torque, I'd say your lug nut will be removed.TMac