Don't want to fork out $350+ for a Brew City Mount? Try the bike repair stand instead. It only costs $29.99 on Amazon. It's much more solid than the RAM mount option in my experience. This kit completes your setup whether you use a piece of PVC pipe or the extendable Wooster Sherlock paint pole. I like the Wooster pole itself because it can be collapsed into a very short piece for storage. It's only $22 at Home Depot with free shipping.
The kit is equipped with a heavy duty and robust clamp collar for easy adjustment on the fly without any tool. The big metal thumb screw allows you to easily tighten and loosen so you can either lock or rotate the pole.
For Wooster pole, two 1-1/4" and one 1.05" cable clips are included. 1.05" fits perfectly on the hexagonal inner tube.
For 3/4" PVC, three 1.05" cable clips are included.
The transducer mount piece is designed specially for each model. All variations utilize your existing hardware from the transducer manufacture (screw/bolt/washer) on your current setup.
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Garmin Livescope LVS32 - use the shoulder bolt, washer, and rubber spacer from your existing system.
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Garmin Livescope LVS34 - use the long bolt with the big knob.
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Garmin Panoptix PS22 - use the same knob with screw you currently use.
- Lowrance Active Target 1 and 2- use either the shoulder bolt/washer or the knob screw. I updated the design to allow the knob screw to reach the transducer.
- Lowrance Eagle Eye 9 - use your existing small screw (M6x20mm) from the factory package.
- MEGA Live and ML2- An adapter for the Wooster pole or the 3/4 PVC is included. The outside diameter of the adapter is 1-1/4" to allow you to attach your factory included pole mount hardware.
Supports all three viewing modes, Forward, Down, and Perspective! Not applicable to Lowrance Eagle Eye 9 and transom mount transducers. These are fixed position.
