How wide will the inner brackets spread? I am attaching to a cross beam approximately 6 1/2 inches wide
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It is fully adjustable. 6 1/2" wide will be no problem. You will need longer bolts, of course, but you should be able to obtain from any hardware store. I recommend galvanized bolts if you have a choice.
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They spread all the way. I would have to go out and measure but I am quite certain it would be able handle a 6.5" beam. (you need to buy your hardware separate, it doesn't come with anything other than the bracket)
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If your cross bars are less than 3 to 3.5 inches wide it will fit without modification. If they are wider than 3.5 inches you will have to make new brackets to attach to the cross bar. I used 1 inch wide flat bar steel and 2 inch long bolts to mount it to my coross bars. Total cost was about $30.00 and took about 3 hours to fabricate.
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Don't know exactly. But small. The rack I have on my truck is too large for brackets. I'd say an inch or less is OK.
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I wouldn't do it without a cross member for the back bracket. The mounting slots are approximately 6" apart on the bracket with a small hole in the center.
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The hole are 6" apart both vertically and horizontally. I mounted my bracket to a 10" piece of 2x8 that is on a post ( landscape timber ) .
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Just shy of 4 5/8 inches across and 2 1/2 inches deep. The piece on the bottom (which is part of the frame) the bracket bolt goes through it, is just shy of 5/8 inch. In other words mounting in a whole is good... Just remember the bracket mount is part of the assymbly and not the bracket.
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Plus you'll have to find milled lumber. 1x6 dimension lumber is actually 3/4"x 5 1/2". The bracket gap is 1/2".
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If you have crossbars that run perpendicular you should fine regardless of width. This rack comes with U-bolts for mounting. Try google images for mounting to see how/what I am describing.
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Not sure, the three pieces are separate, but not sure if the spacing would work. My install was for 8 inch wide spread. Probably will not work.
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7 inches to 9 inches spread. If your pipes are 6 inches apart this faucet will not fit.
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Hooks on mine are 7/8 inch wide. From outer edge of hook to outer edge of hook it's a little under 6 inches
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6" would be fine. My cabinet was a little wider than that but I measured it and 6" looks like it works great
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We have it installed on one side of a glass shower surround. The outside edge of the bar itself is 2.75" out, with the support posts on each end sticking out anotber 1/4 inch.
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37" wide. If considering this rack, then understand you may have to adjust the inner mounts with pliers. I didn't mind, some people may.
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Judge the need by the estimated weight to be placed on the shelves. using 2 inch lumber will allow the brackets to be 6 feet apart if the overall weight is not to great.
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I put it on a 6 inch beam with all the spacers and it works fine. I even included a home made adaptor out of 1/8 inch plate to hang an old winch from for picking up items under 400 lbs. It all fit fine.
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distance between the mounting brackets is 10 3/16 inches on my 600 vlx honda shadow I will have to insert some spacers not much tho so can make it work and it will look on the sissy bar I will haul my golf clubs to the cource