Mounting a car ramp......fixings...
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Can anyone confirm these are suitable for the job please??
http://www.leofixings.com/productdet...rodCode=cOFDEI
Just to confirm - 32mm holes, M20 thread size, 13cm in length.
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http://www.leofixings.com/productdet...rodCode=cOFDEI
Just to confirm - 32mm holes, M20 thread size, 13cm in length.
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Can anyone confirm these are suitable for the job please??
http://www.leofixings.com/productdet...rodCode=cOFDEI
Just to confirm - 32mm holes, M20 thread size, 13cm in length.
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http://www.leofixings.com/productdet...rodCode=cOFDEI
Just to confirm - 32mm holes, M20 thread size, 13cm in length.
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you just need std rawl bolts for that job mate, them bolts oyu posted are far too OTT for this job.
You'll need a SDS drill and bit too dont forget! unless you have a mighty drill then 32mm is out of question..... 16mm is about the limit to most home drills and thats pushing it.
10 or 12mm ideal as the ramps under compression and the bolts only help stop it tipping.
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You'll need a SDS drill and bit too dont forget! unless you have a mighty drill then 32mm is out of question..... 16mm is about the limit to most home drills and thats pushing it.
10 or 12mm ideal as the ramps under compression and the bolts only help stop it tipping.
Dan
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Dave....not doing it till the weekend - that should give it a good 5 days - will that not be enough dya reckon?
SillyFezzaMk1 - its no problem getting hefty drill bits - I have a friendly tool hire company I borrow all this stuff from anyway - M20 is the size of the holes on the mounting plates so I was merely going off that - I'll probably go for M16s then so I have some adjustment there if I need it. Rather have overkill to be honest.
AlexF - excellent, what size are they mate?
SillyFezzaMk1 - its no problem getting hefty drill bits - I have a friendly tool hire company I borrow all this stuff from anyway - M20 is the size of the holes on the mounting plates so I was merely going off that - I'll probably go for M16s then so I have some adjustment there if I need it. Rather have overkill to be honest.
AlexF - excellent, what size are they mate?
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