Dual Graph Mount Bracket Build DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- I recently purchased a Garmin 1022 and LiveScope for my jon boat. I already had a Lowrance HDS 9 at the front of my jon boat and needed a way to mount both graphs on the same bracket. For $20 I was able to build a do it yourself DIY dual graph mount in about an hour. If you are on a budget and have a few standard tools, you can build this bracket and have a dual graph/fish finder mount at the bow of your bass boat.
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Nice man you will love your live for for fishing deeper water. 👍👍 When I am fishing shallow l turn mine off pretty much useless 😂😂 great show 🎣🎣
Thanks Darius. Took it out today for the first time. Very cool!!
Your missing out! Flip up the FFS transducer and make it prospective sight! Game changer up shallow
Very creative idea! Very low cost too!
Always trying to save money so I can buy more lures!
Like making my boat mine. Made a center console between my seats, added a recessed trolling motor pedal box, put graphic on console and up front. Next comes a upgraded trolling motor. It’s nice to have the ability to make and do what you see in your head. Your boat is your castle!
Dude, you've made some cool improvements to your boat. It feels good to customize. Good luck with the TM. I love my Ultrex.
Looks good. Nice DIY install.
Thanks!
Very nice simple mount awesome.
Thanks Bill
That will definitely put you on the fish, sweet man !
I'm excited to figure LiveScope out. Just want to see what is going on below the surface.
Man....awesome Gabe. Glad those original hole patterns matched, obviously a big help. The lesson is everything and I mean everything adds up, so saving $60-$100 bucks and DIY is very satisfying! Take it easy!
Nailed it. It works great and like you said I saved about $80. Hope this video saves money for other folks.
Nice work Gabe! Looks great! And the price was right
I like that, Pimpin out the Jon Boat with a custom graph mount. Looking forward to the videos of it in action.
Tring to get my work space all tidied up! 😊
GREAT use of the old Shimano box as well. I will be doing the same thing with one now.
Right on!
Love the diy innovation!
Thanks Cody!
Procise dek-it mounts makes the perfect mount for stacking graphs when you have a small space to work with, it also comes with an adjustable arm for support. my personnel opinion. I have twin twelves mounted with no issues
Sweet. They make good stuff. I was trying to save some money. Thanks for the tip!
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That really turned out nice for such a small space. You could also use a piece of stainless scrap for that. But with all that money in fish finders up front, how about some screen savers to protect your units.
I do need to reinvest in screen savers. I had them before but they dull the image. Of course a 1 oz tungsten weight will dull the image too! Thanks for the tip Jeff
Just finished making mine up. I appreciate you doing this video saved me alot of money.
Cool. Hope it works out for you. Mine's been great.
Great DIY mount for dual graphs. Nice work man and looks super solid. Can't wait to see your video of it in action!
Thanks Cody.
Love seeing the evolution of the Jon boat. I was waiting an extra 8 minutes to see if you had any special footage after your video ended like waiting for a hidden track on a CD haha
LOL it was an 8 minute hidden meditation track LOL. Just a rendering error on my part but I may sneak a fish catch clip just like a bonus track in one of my videos as a shout out to you!!
Looks good. Hope all goes as good at the first step. Keep them coming. Installed my new Garmin last fall only got out one time to check it out. All was good. Now just waiting on better weather to get back out. Makes time go slow. Looking forward to rest of your install and on the water.
Thanks Dennis. Hurry Spring!
I think TH marine makes a trolling motor cable sock. I put one on my ultrex. You clip all your ties off except the top and bottom. The sock raps around with full length velcro. The the cable flexs and it will sit on the left side of the foot peddle. You have play with to get there, then once it's on for awhile it loosens up at stays. Give a bit more room. I did it on mine
Thanks Mike. I ordered one after seeing your comment.
I cannot wait to put this tutorial into action.
It's gonna be fun!
Looks good. Nice clean install. Hope it doesn’t move to much in the rough stuff. I have a big ram mount for my console 12 inch HB and it moves even when clamped down tight. Want to go to a rigid mount next time. I have an older boat so will likely have to fabricate my own mount.
Thanks Mags. Time will tell if I need to make some adjustments but so far it's held tight.
DIY looks good. Tight quarters creat challenges for rigging but I'm sure your up to the task. As mentioned already screen protectors are a thing you will want to get just ask Mikey Balzz. He speaks from experience. Good luck on the rest of the install.
Thanks Tom. I'll ask Mikey on our livestream.
Great job!!! You just saved me some cash!!!
Thanks
Great job
Thanks Mike!
Do you think this would work on the rail by the console? Would I be able to lower the ball so the graphs were straight on so I could see them well ? Thanks for the video !
It may be a problem in rough water but I'm not sure. My boat only goes 21 MPH so I'm not banging around much. Probably depends on the weight of your graphs too
thats great!
Thanks Jun!
I helped my buddy install his live scope be careful with the transducer cable and garmin says don't use zip ties on it. They can void the warranty or damage the cable
OK Thanks Daniel. Used black tape.
@@TheTinHorseMonty that's what we used too
Can you show a link of what the back looks like ?
Not sure what you mean Timothy.
Good video! Where do you find that 2" and 3" aluminum angle iron? From the welding shop?
Thanks. You can get 2" from Lowes or Menards. I found the 3" at a local welding shop. You can call around and ask. I recommend 3"
Sorry Tin. You bring the gimbal mount with two units on Lake Fork on a typical windy early spring day and you won't get more than a few hours before the rough water sends you to the shop.
I think Fork would sink my little jon boat lol
is that RAM rated to hold all that weight? I'm just worried about big waves
Honestly, I don't know. I fish small bodies of water and I'm not in big waves. You can mount the same bracket to an over the TM pedal mount and be fine.
How can I get ahold of you. I am in Arnold MO my oldest step son and I are wanting to co angle couple bfls this year to get a idea how it works. Then planning on doing all the ozark division next year either me as boater and him as co angler or both co angle. Would love to pick your brain a little bit.
Got your DM buddy.
Where can I get that bracket and what size ram mount do you have
I have the D mount and I made the bracket out of 3" by 3" angle
Where do I start to find the 3" angle? What length was best for your 1022?
I got mine from a welding company. I just cut a piece that was slightly longer than the mount.
Bought 1/8" x 3" x 3" x 12" Aluminum Angle at Steel Supply Co. in Osage Beach, MO for $6.40. Used stainless bolts washers & lock nuts from stash in my garage. Very solid. How can I send photo of results? and Thanks BTW. @@TheTinHorseMonty
Slow is better when drilling aluminum
Thanks for the tip.