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BOLT SIZE???
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Post 16 made on Thursday August 25, 2005 at 02:56
Pedro Le
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Actually I had to use a 35mm or 40mm length bolt. The 25mm bolt ended up being too short. So 8mm bolt with 1.25 pitch and 35 or 40 mm length. Also, no one in Houston has this size machine screw. I found some on the web but I wasn't waiting. Ace, Home Depot, Lowes, et al, only carried this size in bolts and not machine screws. So i ended up using a bolt screw. A little more difficult to wrench in because of where the head sits next to the metal frame.
Post 17 made on Thursday August 25, 2005 at 23:41
augsys
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On 06/08/05 23:11 ET, Marky_Mark896 said...
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Post 18 made on Friday September 23, 2005 at 12:37
Tom Ciaramitaro
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On 06/06/05 13:20 ET, Larry Fine said...
Every plasma mount I've seen came with a screw
assortment that includes the appropriate screw
for the plasma/ bracket combination, and there's
always been a set of screws that fit the plasma..

The last TWO Omni Mount articulating arm FPCLs I used for 26" LCDs did not have the right length screws to go from the mount to the adapter plate.

Second trip to the hdw store - now I have some spares. BTW, when I get enough of these mount jobs under my belt, I'm going to retire and go into the hardware business with all the screws, anchors, and hex wrenches I have left over.
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