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    waknbass15 wrote:I want to put a bigger mount at the front of my boat and was thinking of getting the RAM 2.5 mount… Im running the 1.5″ Ram now and dont like how the ball is starting to get deeply imprinted from the clamp. @waknbass Two things, if the ball is getting deformed due to the amount pressure you are using to keep the clamp where you want it, it sounds like the device you are supporting may be a bit too heavy for the 1.5 inch ball setup. A 2.5 inch ball mount like the RAM-D-111U-C can support upto 15lbs. If you need more than that we have an E Series Ball that is 3.38″ and can support 20lbs. Second we offer a lifetime warranty on our parts so if 1.5″ ball you have is damaged you can submit a warranty claim, just follow the steps there and we can get you a replacement.And as far as the Ram Ball being rubber, yes it is and there is a reason, it provides a better mounting than harder materials. You can see this demonstrated in one of our comparison tests videos.If you can provide more details on the type of device you would like to mount I can point you to a specific mounting solution that should work for you.Ram Mount [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url]1-206-763-8361 / 1-800-497-74798410 Dallas Ave South Seattle, WA 98108Last edited by rammount on May 23rd, 2012, 3:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.

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    txpuma wrote:Thanks for the input rammount. I have a question for you. I have a Humminbird 1198 mounted with your RAM-D-111U-C. The unit is mounted just the same as in your demo video. I am a pretty strong guy and even when I tighten the mount as much as I can the mount will still slip when I run in rough waves. Any suggestions to eliminate this? @txpuma, we offer the RAM ENLARGED HANDLE-WRENCH Product Number: RAM-KNOB9HU that will allow you to get more leverage on the tightening handle and should solve your problem. If you still have trouble with it snap a few photos of your setup, including the surface of the ball and email them to us so we can try and determine why it is slipping.Ram Mount [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url]1-206-763-8361 / 1-800-497-74798410 Dallas Ave South Seattle, WA 98108

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