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    Boat got caught underneath the pier today and partially broke the mount for my HD down image transducer, I wrapped it 10 or 15 times with electrical tape till I can decide how his best to Epoque see it together.

    Was wondering if anyone knows how it will affect the fishfinder. It’s a hummingbird 899 mounted at the front on the trolling motor. Going to finish tomorrow and Monday then try to Apoxsee them out and leave for a week while I go back to work.

    Would also like any specific epoxy is that anyone might have used for this application or something similar


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    Post a Pic of the xducer so we can see the damage (and which model xducer it is) ...

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    Hard to see in the picture but it’s cracked right where the metal band goes around and through the mount. It’s the recommended ducer for the 899/859. Will take a better picture tomorrow morning


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    I would scuff it good with some 80 grit sandpaper make sure it is good and clean Acetone, Lacquer thinner wash it out into and around the crack. I would take a piece of fiberglass cloth and cover that area at least a half inch around it. Work the epoxy down into the crack place the cloth over it clamp it, once set then take a knife or something sharp and cut the slot for the clamp.
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    That's gonna be hard to fix to get to stay fixed.

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    Use some j b marine weld and it will hold.

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    There you go! You ain't gonna get a better fix than that.
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