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Old 13 October 2007, 18:39   #1
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rod holders for 1 1/2" (40mm) A Frame

I have been doing some searches on past threads and have found lots of references to rod holders for smaller diameter tubes, has anyone sourced anything for 40mm A frames? Cheers
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Old 13 October 2007, 19:25   #2
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I have been doing some searches on past threads and have found lots of references to rod holders for smaller diameter tubes, has anyone sourced anything for 40mm A frames? Cheers
I looked for absolutely ages with no luck. Getting someone to weld a couple on is the answer I reckon, like pic.
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Old 13 October 2007, 22:53   #3
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I actually found rod holders that will work for that size. They were at Boat US in the US. The clamp on and you can rotate the angle. I bought two of them and installed them easily on my rib.
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Old 13 October 2007, 23:15   #4
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May not be the posh answer , but i cut a few 12" lengths of plumbing waste pipe and strapped them to the a frame near the deck with tie wraps .They worked a treat
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Old 14 October 2007, 00:33   #5
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Yes on the PVC pipe!

I split some PVC water pipe and used it as a shim inside the collar of the standard rod holder, tightened her up and it worked great. Once in a while one of the holders will rotate a bit but a good knock gets it back into position.

Appearance wise you can't even tell what I've done!

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Old 14 October 2007, 21:42   #6
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May not be the posh answer , but i cut a few 12" lengths of plumbing waste pipe and strapped them to the a frame near the deck with tie wraps .They worked a treat
Tie wraps - that is posh. Thought you'd have used gaffer tape
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Old 14 October 2007, 22:19   #7
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Tie wraps - that is posh. Thought you'd have used gaffer tape
Hey i was adding bits not building the thing
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