Mounting bracket

[fingerlicken]

I have a Eagle FishEasy 320c I want to mount, but I really don't want to drill any holes in my fiberglass. Do they make a suctoin cup mount you can buy, or can anyone give me any ideals on what I can do?

[sac-a-lait]

show us some pics of the boat/area you want to mount it and I bet these folks come up with something that'll work.

[trumpdriver]

Upholstry grade velcro. If you decide to move it later a little goo be gone and you are done. I would not mount on the water side of boat unless I have it screwed down or at least had a safety cable on it just the right conditions with just the right hard bump wave and it could say bye. I always look for something that is already mounted and see if I can use the existing holes and make a special bracket that will work. that way no new holes.

[skeetbum]

I have the same unit but didn't like the no swivel mount. Bought a generic swivel at BPS and with a little adaptation mounted it out of the way and turn it where I am in the boat. Maybe that would help use some existing holes.

[CatFan]

Drill the holes and you'll be happier in the long run. Much more secure mount. Just install a standard mount like a Johnny Ray or RAM mount so you don't have to drill new ones when you get a new depthfinder. I resisted drilling in my glass for a while, but I'm really glad I've got mine on a RAM mount so I can point it where I need it while I'm running.

[fingerlicken]

Hey guys here are some picture where I want to mount this graph. I really don't want to drill holes, because down the road I am wanting to buy a bigger jon boat and thought I would put this graph on it.

[FisherMike]

Great location (until you get under a high dock or something.) Bad place as far as I'm concerned. Also, your wires will be exposed there. Unless you drill.

[ricky]

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[fingerlicken]

The lakes I fish don't have docks so I not worried about that I just don't what to drill any holes. It may not be there that long.

[sinkum]

mount it on a piece of plywood an set it between your feet on the floor of the boat