Subject: | [Shop-talk] technical question about force applied to mount |
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From: | mgowen55 at hotmail.com (Glenn Owen) |
Date: | Fri, 11 Feb 2011 06:18:24 -0500 |
References: | <OFF90A6187.6DD44618-ON85257834.0008699C-85257834.000B718F@mail.megageek.com> |
> Or, does anyone else have any ideas on how to mount this changer so it is > movable? > I mounted mine on a piece of 3'x3' 3/4" plywood with 5/8" (believe) stove bolts. Mount the stove bolts from the bottom of the plywood, through the holes in the tire changer mount. Torqued the nuts down a little and the bolt heads become counter sunk a bit, flush with the surface of the plywood. You stand on the plywood when torquing on the tire/changer and it doesn't move. Easily disassembles for storage. Has served my well for several years |
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