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FlukeU2 06-09-2015 10:37 PM

Installing rod holders
 
I was just wondering what's a fare price to have 2 rod holders installed in my cc. What do they go for and what should labor be? Thanks

OS Marine 06-10-2015 09:07 AM

Re: Installing rod holders
 
HI..the good quality ones are about $200 each installed. What kind of boat??

FlukeU2 06-10-2015 08:22 PM

Re: Installing rod holders
 
I have a 23' tidewater cc.

BCinerie 06-14-2015 09:06 PM

Re: Installing rod holders
 
I like perko holders, all stainless. I think they are about 45 bucks each. Pretty simple install drill hole 3/4 pilot holes for,screws then 3/4 screw all done a 1 hr job at best! My guess is 200 bucks total!

Striper80 06-15-2015 08:10 AM

Re: Installing rod holders
 
Don't forget sealing the big hole with epoxy and the screw holes with 4200 and figuring out the correct angle to drill.

Gerry Zagorski 06-16-2015 08:50 AM

Re: Installing rod holders
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Striper80 (Post 408178)
Don't forget sealing the big hole with epoxy and the screw holes with 4200 and figuring out the correct angle to drill.

Yes very important to seal the inside diameter of the hole that the rod holder goes and mounting screws too or water will get in there and eventually rot your gunnel out.

Drilling the correct angle if using angled rod holders is equally important too. Most shops have special jigs they use to hold the hole saw at the correct angle which is almost impossible to do by eye/hand.

Captain Rich 06-17-2015 01:59 PM

Re: Installing rod holders
 
Very important to use backing plates if these rod holders are going to be used for trolling, otherwise heavy lures and rods can bend the rod holders out of shape.


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