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How much give do you leave in your transducer when installing? #13489979 03/27/20 03:47 AM
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Does it slightly shake or do you tighten it down hard?


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Re: How much give do you leave in your transducer when installing? [Re: NoobBass] #13490034 03/27/20 09:52 AM
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Which transducer? Where is it being mounted? What do you mean by "give"? Every one I've ever mounted has been solidly attached. Any wiggle in a mounting connection typically means it WILL wiggle, and eventually wallow out the mounting holes, or cause mounting hardware to loosen.

Re: How much give do you leave in your transducer when installing? [Re: NoobBass] #13490177 03/27/20 12:40 PM
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A Humminbird XHS transducer has some "play" in the transom mount. That is part of the impact break-away feature. No issues with its function. No screws can tighten it.


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Re: How much give do you leave in your transducer when installing? [Re: NoobBass] #13491417 03/28/20 03:46 AM
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Ah, haven't fooled with 'birds in a very long time, so din't realize that.

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