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I would like to order a snap-it instrument mount that snaps on to the top of the pedestal guard. Does anyone know the diameter of the tubing of the pedestal guard(7/8, 1 inch?).
Also, has anyone used one of these snapit mounts? are they reliable, or do they slide down to one side of the top of the pedestal?
Rodd
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Rodd,
On my boat the (presumably) original pedestal guard, the stainless steel tubing that aches up above the binnacle, is 1″ OD.
Never heard of the mount you mention.
Tor
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Tor:
Here is the link to these mounts– some interesting applications and minimal effort to get a good mount right at the helm!
http://www.snapitmarine.com/html/inst_pads.html
Rodd
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Mine are 1″ tubing. I couldn’t find anything ready made that I liked so I fabricated my own instrument mount.
https://www.pearson424.org/gallery/blacksheepext/P8180013
Regards
Rich
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Nice stuff, reasonably priced.
Tor
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I’m not sure if they slide or not, but if they do, I think a wrap of clear Rescue Tape would fix that pretty quickly.
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Thanks Dawn and Patrick!
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