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# Slide Pins and Receivers
**Slide Pins/Receivers** are pieces of hardware to provide locating features for bumpers. They can be used in conjunction with both systems to minimize the number of mounts required.
## Installation
All Slide Pins ship with a 1/4-20 x 1" Button Head and a T-Nut for ¾ inch Plywood.
## Tube Cutout Dimensions
Designed for 1x2x.125 wall Tubing
## Installation
Once you have drilled the above holes into the tube you next need to tap the receiver for your hardware of choice. The holes are already drilled to .161" to be easily tapped for #10-32. The Slide Receiver can then be slid down the length of the tube and lined up with the features in the tube. Then installed with your hardware of choice through the two mounting holes.
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