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Trolling Motor Mount for MK, Garmin, Rhodan, & Power Pole
The Sea Swivel is a heavy-duty marine-grade pivoting bracket designed to maneuver a trolling motor in the correct position while being deployed. This bracket also has the benefit of being able to adjust the stowed position to match the angle of any boat. That means no more anchor hatches covered up and no more trolling motorheads hanging off the side of the boat. All that is needed is an 8" x 8" flat mounting surface and access under the gunwale to tighten the nut. During installation, it is recommended that users apply teff-gel or marine-grade grease to the main bolt threads and the bearing assembly.
Features:
Maneuverability and Positioning
The Sea Swivel offers a heavy-duty pivoting bracket that allows users to easily maneuver the trolling motor into the correct position while deployed. This is especially useful for maintaining proper control and direction while fishing or navigating in different conditions.
Adjustable Stowed Position
The ability to adjust the stowed position of the trolling motor to match the angle of the boat is a significant advantage. This means that the trolling motor won't interfere with anchor hatches or hang off the side of the boat when not in use, enhancing the boat's aesthetics and functionality.
High-Quality Materials
The use of 7075T6 aluminum alloy, commonly found in the aerospace industry, provides peak strength and ensures the Sea Swivel's durability. This material choice suggests that the product is designed to withstand the rigors of marine environments and provide longevity.
Corrosion Resistance
The anodized finish is designed to protect the Sea Swivel from the harsh marine environment, which typically includes exposure to saltwater and other corrosive elements. This coating enhances the product's ability to resist rust and other forms of corrosion over time.
Stainless Lock Pin and Hardware
The utilization of all 316 stainless lock pins and mounting hardware further enhances the product's resistance to corrosion, as 316 stainless steel is known for its exceptional corrosion resistance properties, making it well-suited for marine applications.
Backing Plate for Strength
The inclusion of a pre-cut backing plate to be placed under the mounting surface is a smart design choice. This additional plate strengthens the installation area, reducing the risk of damage or failure due to stress or strain over time.
Easy Installation
The patent-pending design and single-bolt mounting system contribute to streamlined installation processes. This can be a significant selling point for customers, as it saves time and effort during setup.
*It is recommended that users apply teff-gel or marine-grade grease to the main bolt threads and the bearing assembly.
Compatibility
Quick release bracket necessary for install with trolling motor
Comes pre-drilled for the quick release brackets for the following
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