LED light install... BUT look mom, no holes!

[aczlan]

OK, I assumed you had to have the gun to use the adhesive. For somebody like me, that won't be using this product all that often, I could probably live without the gun. Thanks again.

Looks like you would mix it like any 2 part epoxy, with a plastic stirrer on a piece of juice jug.

Aaron Z

 

[Scooby074]

Looks like you would mix it like any 2 part epoxy, with a plastic stirrer on a piece of juice jug.

Aaron Z

They also make a kit that has a proper mixing plate and stick. Adhesive, and a cleaning wipe. CB92 ADHESIVE MIX KIT from Aircraft Spruce for not much more than the adhesive itself

 

[dragoneggs]

OK, I assumed you had to have the gun to use the adhesive. For somebody like me, that won't be using this product all that often, I could probably live without the gun. Thanks again.

Hi Chris, you can get the adhesive in 2 part 3.5g foil packs and mix it with a popsicle stick. Not as clean but no dispenser investment. Electrical Hub carries it... CB200 is the adhesive.

 

[CHDinCT]

Hi Chris, you can get the adhesive in 2 part 3.5g foil packs and mix it with a popsicle stick. Not as clean but no dispenser investment. Electrical Hub carries it... CB200 is the adhesive.

Thanks for the clarification Dragoneggs, as well thanks to aczlan and Scooby074. And, Dragoneggs, thanks for the invite to PM you on click bond products. Saw that last week, but never got to it with the Holidays and all. Looks like with the links posted since then, I can get a stud kit with adhesive on line, which I will probably do soon, though I'd have to wait to mount the studs until the temps improve. Darn it's cold so far this winter.

 

[CHDinCT]

In case anyone is looking for this info, I contacted Aircraft Spruce on the bolt lengths for the medium and large metal base click bond kits. I didn't see that info listed and from other sites showing CB products, it looks like the studs come in various sizes. Anyway, here's the response I got back. Going to order a large metal base kit before Spring so I can cleanly mount my ROPS lights. Oh, I asked them on base diameter and which adhesive is in the kit, which they didn't answer. For some reason, most of these e-mail responses from vendors never answer all your questions or even your direct question. You wonder if they even read the whole question sometimes. Oh well.

You recently wrote:
This question regards the Click Bond Stud Kits. I would like to know what the diameter of the base is for the Medium and Large metal stud kits as well as the stud length. I see the stud measurements except length. Also, what adhesive is included in the kit?

To which our reply is:

04-06020 which is the smaller is 3/4"

04-06025 is the larger and it is 1"



Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns. We look forward to the next opportunity to serve you.

Best Regards,

Rebekah Young | Sales Associate
Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co.
452 Dividend Dr, Peachtree City, GA 30269
(P) 800 824 1930 (ext 521) | (F) 770 487 2308​

 

[BuzzardA91]

Thanks CHDinCT. I will order the exact same thing. Once we figure out the adhesive thing. I don't see the foil packs of adhesive listed?

 

[CHDinCT]

Thanks CHDinCT. I will order the exact same thing. Once we figure out the adhesive thing. I don't see the foil packs of adhesive listed?

If I"m reading right, the kits come with adhesive included.

"Click Bond studs are available in several sizes. The Metal Small Base Stud Kit includes (6) CS62-1032-12AX-CR aluminum small base stainless studs, (6) stainless nylocks/washers (10-32), 1 adhesive packet, surface preparation materials, and instructions. The Metal Large Base Stud Kit includes 4 CS125-1420-16AX-CR aluminum large base stainless studs, 4 stainless nylock/washers (1/4-20), 1 adhesive packet, surface preparation materials, and instructions. The Fiberglass Base Stud Kit includes 2 CS125-1032-12G-CR fiberglass large base stainless studs, 2 stainless nylocks/washers (10-32), one adhesive packet, surface preparation materials, and instructions."

 

[woodlandfarms]

I have only a minor criticism of your system that for me would not work. I work in a lot of trees and they seem to love to grab wire, any wire. I tried your method of clips and protective covering but the limbs found a way to rip the wire off. So I bought a large tube of black Calk and basically glued and covered the entire wire to the rops. it isn't pretty the way I did it but now I see some ideas to make it better in the future. It looks like a bad weld but in 4 years I have not caught a wire.

 

[dragoneggs]

In case anyone is looking for this info, I contacted Aircraft Spruce on the bolt lengths for the medium and large metal base click bond kits. I didn't see that info listed and from other sites showing CB products, it looks like the studs come in various sizes. Anyway, here's the response I got back. Going to order a large metal base kit before Spring so I can cleanly mount my ROPS lights. Oh, I asked them on base diameter and which adhesive is in the kit, which they didn't answer. For some reason, most of these e-mail responses from vendors never answer all your questions or even your direct question. You wonder if they even read the whole question sometimes. Oh well.

You recently wrote:
This question regards the Click Bond Stud Kits. I would like to know what the diameter of the base is for the Medium and Large metal stud kits as well as the stud length. I see the stud measurements except length. Also, what adhesive is included in the kit?

To which our reply is:

04-06020 which is the smaller is 3/4"

04-06025 is the larger and it is 1"



Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns. We look forward to the next opportunity to serve you.

Best Regards,

Rebekah Young | Sales Associate
Aircraft Spruce & Specialty Co.
452 Dividend Dr, Peachtree City, GA 30269
(P) 800 824 1930 (ext 521) | (F) 770 487 2308​

I do suggest Electrical Hub vs. Aircraft Spruce.

 

[FredH]

I like the clean install and intrigued by the fastener's , But do have a question for those changing over to LED's for forward facing lighting on their tractors if used for snow removal . Do the lights stay clean from snow ?? Led's use less power per light , although possibly produce more lumens , they do not produce enough heat to melt snow off the light . This has been a on going discussion for years in the trucking industry with many of the newer trailers all having LED's on the back end . Brighter = Yes , But you have to stop sometimes every hour to clean off your tail lights since the snow is packed over them .


Great Install though . Nice Job ..


Fred H.