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255-0001
SeaSucker 4.5" Vacuum Mount
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255-0001
$48.00
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Key Features:
- SeaSucker 4.5" Vacuum Mount
- Rated to Pull up to 120 pounds!
- All metal components are high grade stainless steel to hold up in harsh marine environment
- Backing plate easily removable and includes 2 slotted holes for easily bolting on your own accessories
- SeaSucker vaccum mounts show you when they needs to be re-pumped when the orange line on the pump becomes visible
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5.0 / 5.0
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Mounted two to a speargun rack and it works flawlessly. Love it.
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Approximately how long does suction last before pumping is required?
BEST ANSWER: Hello Daniel, it really varies based on the surface it is mounted on and the conditions, I will say though we had one holding a fillet table on a week long trip. We put it on the first morning out and only pumped it to tighten it up one time during the week. I know that not an exact answer but I hope it helps!
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- Brian O Staff on Aug 2, 2018
Do you have a grab bar that can be used with a sea sucker mount?
BEST ANSWER: Hi Susan, Great Question! We do have one with an aluminum handle https://www.boatoutfitters.com/seasucker-4-5-inch-vacuum-mount-with-aluminum-handle , We however, have not made a grab bar version, but it is possible to make one. For more information please give us a call and speak with one of our team @ (866) 633-7961,8am - 5pm (EST) M-F. Thanks!
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- David K Staff on Jul 12, 2018
what are the dimensions - depth?
BEST ANSWER: The 4.5" Sea Suckers stand 2" tall when at rest, when they are compressed it would be closer to 1.75". I hope this helps and please feel free to give us a call if you have any other questions and one of associates would be happy to assist you.
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- Brian O Staff on Dec 11, 2017