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Old 02 July 2014, 21:29   #1
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A frame brackets

Hi,I have a 50mm stainless tube a frame and I want to know is there anywhere to get brackets to fit this size tube so I can fit nav lights,GPS,VHF twigg,,all I seem able to find is 25 or 30 mm, I don't want to get involved with getting some welded on,thanks

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That should be easy. Look for brackets that fit 2" tubing. Wakeboard boats along with fishing boats and the like should have plenty of available tower brackets.

Monster Tower Universal Tower Brackets (Pair) Although a USA website you should get the point.

Personally I would weld what you want on. It will be cheaper and stronger.
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Old 02 July 2014, 22:20   #3
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Something like this?
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Something like this?
sorry but they would never hold anything still on a frame. personally i would weld on mounting points everytime
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sorry but they would never hold anything still on a frame. personally i would weld on mounting points everytime

Depends, if you could get 4 in a rectangular pattern on the "A" frame you could bolt a plate onto them & use the plate as a base for mounting bits onto. Without seeing the A frame it's hard to tell. Welding is fine & preferable, but it would need tigging & polishing to look right.


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