FYI for anyone looking to buy and install on a titan x 12.5, from playing around with it you're quite limited in terms of location installation when using the front two mounting points. It has to be as forward in the tracks possible for the drive to come up (as shown in the video) but the lock n load mounts need to be at 90 degree angles pushing the bridge backwards slightly otherwise the front hatch doesn't open. Just my experience.
Well DANG! There's some more $$$ I gotta spend on "Additions" to my 'YaK...! Lol That "IS the Ticket" for having a professional looking Graph mounting setup, though. If I can swing it, I';m gonna need one of those for my second Garmin, with the forward sonar (LiveScope, I think it's called). Thanks Dan, very good info...
I should have one coming in the mail tomorrow but just out of curiosity did it come with the gear track screws to mount graphs? Or just the ones to mount to the boat. Edit/update: this doesn't come with the hardware to mount your graph(s) so you're gonna want a hardware kit or make due with what ya can
Very cool idea, but looking at you raise that pedal drive, the the pedal is definitely going to hit your electronics if you aren't careful. And no one is 'that' careful lol.
You do need to be aware of the orientation of your pedals when you raise the drive. It’s not hard to figure it out but you need to be aware of that. It’s a bit of a tight fit between raising the drive and being able to open the hatch but it all works fine.
@@thebeardedpaddlerNo, I mean the distance between the two rows of tracks on the top (center to center). Looks to be about 1.5 inches but need to know exact distance to know if it will work for me.
@@FishingWithCotton yeah I'll check it out. I did a short on a Nucanoe Unlimited build I did with the 32" bridge. It fit on the outermost gunnels and it's wider than the PA. I'll double check though
There are links to buy them from us in the description. Free shipping!
FYI for anyone looking to buy and install on a titan x 12.5, from playing around with it you're quite limited in terms of location installation when using the front two mounting points. It has to be as forward in the tracks possible for the drive to come up (as shown in the video) but the lock n load mounts need to be at 90 degree angles pushing the bridge backwards slightly otherwise the front hatch doesn't open. Just my experience.
Thanks for the feedback!
i trying figure out hot to mount it on the original titan 10.5 i know i will need gear track
Get a couple of 4" track and mount it that way
Would it work on a slayer 10 (non max)? If so, which lenght
I don't see why not. It's fully adjustable
Well DANG! There's some more $$$ I gotta spend on "Additions" to my 'YaK...! Lol That "IS the Ticket" for having a professional looking Graph mounting setup, though.
If I can swing it, I';m gonna need one of those for my second Garmin, with the forward sonar (LiveScope, I think it's called).
Thanks Dan, very good info...
I should have one coming in the mail tomorrow but just out of curiosity did it come with the gear track screws to mount graphs? Or just the ones to mount to the boat.
Edit/update: this doesn't come with the hardware to mount your graph(s) so you're gonna want a hardware kit or make due with what ya can
Heck can you try that on a side rail instead? I'll probably may an arm rest also
Exactly what I was thinking. I don’t like how far away from me it would be being right in front of
Also possible to mount it on a Slayer 10 Max?
Yes. You will probably want the 32 for that though
Thanks 😊
That's cool I like it thank you for the update.
How does the 26" Captain's Bridge look on the Titan X 10.5? I would assume it fits great. Please Advise. Thanks!
It does very well. It even fits on the 12.5 also
Free shipping on those links. We have them in stock!
very nice set-up, clean, and professional.
Very cool idea, but looking at you raise that pedal drive, the the pedal is definitely going to hit your electronics if you aren't careful. And no one is 'that' careful lol.
It won't. That's why I raised it.
You do need to be aware of the orientation of your pedals when you raise the drive. It’s not hard to figure it out but you need to be aware of that. It’s a bit of a tight fit between raising the drive and being able to open the hatch but it all works fine.
How tall is it
6" maybe? A lot of adjustments you can make to it.
Just to be clear. Did you say the 32” fits nicely on the Titan X 12.5?
They both do. The video is the 26" on the Titan 12.5
@@thebeardedpaddler I value your opinion! Would the 32” look more practical on the 12.5?
@@warefisher would be fine either way. The 26 is plenty. The 32" will just go to the edges of the kayak.
I pick up my 12.5 on Saturday! Yes, am excited.
What is the distance between the two tracks?
It's fully adjustable so it will fit multiple kayaks
@@thebeardedpaddlerNo, I mean the distance between the two rows of tracks on the top (center to center). Looks to be about 1.5 inches but need to know exact distance to know if it will work for me.
Do you think that would work on a Hobie PA 14?
The 32" could possibly on the mounting plates in the front of the H-rail
Think 🤔 you could do a video on one or try it for me and let me know?
@@FishingWithCotton yeah I'll check it out. I did a short on a Nucanoe Unlimited build I did with the 32" bridge. It fit on the outermost gunnels and it's wider than the PA. I'll double check though