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    Went out to try long lining for the first time ever. I have spyderloks. The water was very rough on Lake Jordan and the beating from the water jarred loose a couple of the mounting plates. What could I do to secure them?

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    The 4 screws that hold the bracket down to the floor came loose?

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    Quote Originally Posted by FurFlyin View Post
    The 4 screws that hold the bracket down to the floor came loose?
    Not all four but two were completely loose and the others were working out...

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    The screws are installed into what? Plywood, aluminum, fiberglass? Also, do you have carpet in your boat?

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    Sounds like your pilot holes were drilled too big in your floor for your screws...Get some bigger screws.
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    Maybe put a plastic anchor in the hole to help it bite better

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    Quote Originally Posted by FurFlyin View Post
    The screws are installed into what? Plywood, aluminum, fiberglass? Also, do you have carpet in your boat?
    Aluminum, no carpet. Seaarkboat with pretty thick aluminum.

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    If you are able to get to the underside try lock nuts and different bolts. That’s what I did on my pontoon with an aluminum deck.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lloakley930 View Post
    If you are able to get to the underside try lock nuts and different bolts. That’s what I did on my pontoon with an aluminum deck.


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    I can access the mounts in the back of the boat. I can't on the bow....guess i will try bigger screws.
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    Quote Originally Posted by captdave View Post
    I can access the mounts in the back of the boat. I can't on the bow....guess i will try bigger screws.
    Bigger screws and a dab of F-26
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