Can You Install the Optronics Mounting Bracket part # A91BOB with Plastic Rivets?
Updated 05/26/2026 | Published 05/22/2026
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Question:
What Plastic Rivet Size Would Work to Install This Bracket?
asked by: Isaac V
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Expert Reply:
Hi Issac,
The Optronics Mounting Bracket part # A91BOB is not intended to be installed with plastic rivets. You'll need to use screws to install the bracket, as it's necessary for installation to ground the light to the trailer. If you're needing self-tapping screws to install the bracket, you can use the Flint Hill Self-Tapping Screw 1/4"-14x3/4" Long part # FA1131822.
What kind of trailer are you installing this bracket on?
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Claire H
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Mounting Bracket for Optronics A91, AL82, AL90, AL91, or AL191 Series Lights - Open Back - Black
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