Hi everyone! There is an new way to install your fish finder transducer to your boat without drilling damaging hole below the waterline. The Stern Saver glue-on transducer mounting system protects your fishing boat, as well as any other fiberglass or aluminum boat against the possible risks associated with drilling holes to mount transducers.
Prevents water-logged foam cores!
No need to drill your boat hull! Just glue this specially-made StarBoard plate with included high-strength marine-grade adhesive and mount anything to it without drilling any holes in your boat! No tools necessary, pre-packed with everything you will need for installation. Installs in ten minutes or less.
Forms a super strong mechanical bond to your boat.
Can be drilled and re-drilled multiple times.
Allows for easy transducer adjustments to find that “sweet spot”.
Seals and conceals existing holes in your boat’s transom.
The toughest, most durable transducer mounting system on the market.
Fabricated from marine grade polyethylene plastic, not injection molded low-grade plastic.
This product can be used with fishfinders, StructureScan, side imaging transducers, live-well pumps and anything else you may want to mount to your boat!
100% Made in the USA. 4.5″ wide X 3.5″ tall X 0.75″ thick.
NOW AVAILABLE AT BASS PRO SHOPS, TACKLE WAREHOUSE, WEST MARINE, AMAZON, AND EBAY
Installation of BrickFix helical replacement (remedial) wall ties for replacing or supplementing wall ties in existing cavity walls.
BrickFix DriveTie helical wall ties provide a simple and fast method of installing wall ties into existing cavity walls – e.g. where the original wall ties have corroded or were installed incorrectly.
They are manufactured from 304 grade stainless steel bar (316 grade available on request) and are driven into masonry using a special drill attachment.
BrickFix DriveTie helical wall ties are available in various lengths to accommodate different cavity widths.
All BrickFix wall ties should be installed in accordance with the advice given in BRE Digest 329 and BRE Digest 401.