Description
Scotty 175 2.25" Ball Mount Top Plate for 10-12" | Boat Supply Store
Securely position 10-12" marine electronics in demanding conditions with this robust top plate. Constructed from UV-resistant engineering-grade nylon and corrosion-resistant stainless steel, it integrates seamlessly with Scotty's 2.25" ball system for 360° rotation and 180° tilt. Ideal for anglers navigating challenging Texas waterways, this mount ensures critical navigation data remains visible and stable.
Key Features
- Durable UV-resistant engineering-grade nylon construction
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel hardware for marine environments
- Versatile 2.25" ball joints offer 360° rotation
- Adjustable 180° tilt for optimal viewing angles
- Broad compatibility with Scotty 2.25" ball system accessories
- Multi-hole pattern accepts most popular fish finder and GPS brands
- Ergonomic easy-grip T-knob for secure adjustments
- Optimized for 10-12" screen size marine electronics
Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Ball Size | 2.25" |
| Screen Size Compatibility | 10"-12" |
| Primary Material | Engineering-grade nylon and stainless steel |
| Rotation | 360 degrees |
| Tilt | 180 degrees |
| Fastener Requirement | Designed for 1/4" fasteners (sold separately) |
Who This Is For
Boaters and anglers requiring a steadfast and adaptable mounting solution for their 10-12" fish finders or GPS units. Essential for users already integrated into the Scotty 2.25" ball system seeking enhanced device positioning.
How It Compares
| Feature | Scotty 175 2.25" Ball Mount Top Plate for 10-12" | RAM Mounts |
|---|---|---|
| Ball Size | 2.25" | 2.25" |
| Screen Size Compatibility | 10"-12" | — |
| Primary Material | Engineering-grade nylon and stainless steel | High-strength composite and powder-coated marine-grade aluminum |
| Rotation | 360 degrees | 360 degrees |
| Tilt | 180 degrees | 180 degrees |
| Fastener Requirement | Designed for 1/4" fasteners (sold separately) | Includes mounting hardware |
Common Concerns Answered
Are fasteners included with the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate?
No, the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate is designed for 1/4" fasteners, which are sold separately to allow users to select the ideal length and type for their specific installation.
Is the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate durable enough for rough seas?
Constructed with UV-resistant engineering-grade nylon and stainless steel hardware, this top plate offers robust, corrosion-resistant performance. While many users find it highly durable, those requiring an all-metal solution for extreme conditions might consider alternatives.
Can I use this top plate with my existing Scotty ball mounts?
Yes, this top plate is fully compatible with all 2.25" Scotty ball system accessories, ensuring a seamless integration with your current setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size screens is the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate compatible with?
The Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate is designed to accommodate screens ranging from 10" to 12" in diagonal measurement.
What materials is the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate made from?
This top plate is constructed from engineering-grade nylon for durability and UV resistance, combined with stainless steel hardware for enhanced corrosion resistance in marine environments.
Can the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate be used with other Scotty ball system accessories?
Absolutely. It is compatible with all Scotty 2.25" ball system accessories, allowing for a unified and adaptable mounting configuration.
What kind of adjustability does the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate offer?
The top plate features 2.25" ball joints that provide 360 degrees of rotation and 180 degrees of tilt, allowing for precise positioning of your marine electronics.
Does the Scotty 175 2.25" Ball System Top Plate come with fasteners?
No, the top plate is designed to be used with 1/4" fasteners which are sold separately. This allows users to select fasteners appropriate for their specific device and mounting surface.
