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Mounting a Humminbird Piranha Max4

fishonfishon Posts: 944 Officer
in General Freshwater Fishing #1
I am adding this depthfinder to the bow of my Boat. I just wish the basics. I have two options to mount the unit.  Mount directly to the Boat, Or buying a ram mount? Do you all have any other ways or ideas on me mounting this small unit to the bow? Thanks Tomm
Triton 1870 Bay Sport, 115 merc. 4/stroke,
Fish Shallow saltwater, lakes central Fl. And Lake Oconee Ga.
Live in Lakeland

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  • capt louiecapt louie citrus countyPosts: 9,458 Moderator
    #2
    Sort of a coin toss ? Gonna be two holes either way. Ram will give more adjustment for viewing I guess ?
    "You'll get your weather"
  • smooth movesmooth move Posts: 389 Deckhand
    #3
    capt louie said:
    Sort of a coin toss ? Gonna be two holes either way. Ram will give more adjustment for viewing I guess ?
    that's what i was thinking also.
    le se' bon ton roulet
  • fishonfishon Posts: 944 Officer
    #4
    Nope no more holes.  Removed inspection plate and replaced with starboard. I will sand and tweet, as I get ideas of mounting? Thus the reason for this question. 
    Triton 1870 Bay Sport, 115 merc. 4/stroke,
    Fish Shallow saltwater, lakes central Fl. And Lake Oconee Ga.
    Live in Lakeland
  • fishonfishon Posts: 944 Officer
    #5

    Triton 1870 Bay Sport, 115 merc. 4/stroke,
    Fish Shallow saltwater, lakes central Fl. And Lake Oconee Ga.
    Live in Lakeland
  • fishonfishon Posts: 944 Officer
    #6

    Triton 1870 Bay Sport, 115 merc. 4/stroke,
    Fish Shallow saltwater, lakes central Fl. And Lake Oconee Ga.
    Live in Lakeland
  • capt louiecapt louie citrus countyPosts: 9,458 Moderator
    #7
    Thinking ram mount now to raise and tilt back more. Looks like it would help keep away from TM also ?
    "You'll get your weather"
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