RAM ROD® Fishing Rod Holder with Dual T-Bolt Track Base

Part#: RAP-114-421
UPC:793442010200

£37.99 (Incl. VAT)

Ball Base Information

"RAM" Prefix Code

To provide lightweight strength and corrosion resistance, RAM is made of marine grade Aluminium with a black powder coated finish, stainless steel hardware and 'rubber balls' - 'RAM' products are stiffer and stronger than their 'RAP' variants and typically used in more rugged applications.

"RAP" Prefix Code

Many of our 'RAM' products are available in a 'RAP' - composite variant. Our composite 'RAP' products are generally designed for lighter duty applications where keeping the weight of the mount low is a priority.

RAM® BALL SIZES

The weight limits below are a guide only. All factors in a planned mounting configuration should be considered to choose the most suitable ball size.

The most common ball size applications:

B Size - Action Cameras, Phones and Small Tablets
C Size - Medium - Large Tablets in Heavier Duty Applications
D Size - Heavy and Rugged Tablets and Laptops in Commercial Applications

Please check with our technical team for advice.

Currently out of stock, maximum wait time will be 6 weeks.

For a more accurate lead time please contact our sales team, alternatively order the individual component parts below..

RAM ROD® Fishing Rod Holder with Dual T-Bolt Track Base

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Features

Kit includes RAM ROD® fishing rod holder, 6" spline post, and dual T-bolt track base
Compatible with all versions of the RAM® Tough-Track™
RAM ROD® fishing rod holder can be rotated 360 degrees and tilt to achieve desired angle
Backed by a lifetime warranty

This track mounting solution includes the high-strength composite RAM ROD® fishing rod holder, 6” spline post, and dual T-bolt track base. Compatible with the RAM® Tough-Track™ and designed to not loosen while trolling, this track base makes an excellent addition to the left side of your boat. Paired with the included spline post, easily rotate the RAM ROD® fishing rod holder 360 degrees while tilting the cradle forward and back to achieve the ideal angle.