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Old 02 May 2017, 22:14   #1
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mounting a downrigger to a sib

Anyone have any thoughts on this ?
i guess it may help to be specific for fixings so i have a Honwave sib, I'd prefer non permanent idea as its new and i dont want to risk the warranty

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Old 02 May 2017, 22:51   #2
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The transom is the strongest place on a sib to mount most things to. There is also a strapped on mount for the rear of the tube...

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Other than that the seats are pretty strong and of course there are more options with an alloy floor.
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Old 02 May 2017, 23:00   #3
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I use a cannon stx which I made a bracket out of ply for it. The actual downrigger easely removes as well as extends and swivels, there are small clamp on models available that should mount close to the outboard.
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