📻 Heavy Duty 6" Pedestal CB Radio Mount with Bracket - Workman C526PED Adjustable Review

I am happy with the bracket I had to add some JB Weld to stiffen the floor bracket but it has held my radio for weeks now and I think it will be good for the price I have don't think you could find a better mount

The advantage of this mount is that it is adjustable in three places and fits in tight places. However, the base is practically unusable as received. It has about two threads that the bracket will screw into after the base is screwed. The threads come loose easily, leaving the rest of the mount unstable. I couldn't find a nut flat enough to screw onto the bottom of the bracket so I had to glue the base to the bracket. You need to do to add more threads to the base then it will probably get five

Works well, but you get what you pay for. The base into which the base is screwed is underthreaded (thin thread). Tightening the lock nut loosened the threads slightly. I had to weld a nut to the base so the base could hook onto it. This solved that problem. Even with all the adjustment knobs tightened, there is still play between the different parts if you wiggle the device. Not too much of a problem, but it's not difficult. Those issues aside, the base works well and is easily adjustable in…

It's really cool to mount his CB any way you can, what I don't like is where it articulates two different areas, there are no notches in the steel to hold it in place and there are no safety chain where it separates so if it breaks off it just falls right off the ceiling, it needs the safety chain I installed. but he throws heads and stupid fucking Volvo Semis suck to fit. CB trucks are for small CB, not American style. That's why I like American cars. Send those Volvos back to where the hell…

What's great about this mount is that it can be adjusted in three places and fits into tight spots. However, the base is practically unusable as received. It has about two threads that the bracket will screw into after the base is screwed. The threads come loose easily, leaving the rest of the mount unstable. I couldn't find a nut flat enough to screw onto the bottom of the bracket so I had to glue the base to the bracket. You need to do to add more threads to the base then it will probably get

Works well but you get what you pay for. The base into which the base is screwed is underthreaded (thin thread). Tightening the lock nut loosened the threads slightly. I had to weld a nut to the base so the base could hook onto it. This solved that problem. Even with all the adjustment knobs tightened, there is still play between the different parts if you wiggle the device. Not too much of a problem, but it's not difficult. Those issues aside, the base works well and is easily adjustable in…

It's really cool to be able to mount your CB with all sorts of different mounting methods, which I don't like about it as it connects two different areas, there are no notches in the steel to hold it tight and where it detaches there is no safety chain. If it detaches it just falls right off the ceiling, it needs a safety chain which I installed. but he throws heads and stupid fucking Volvo Semis suck to fit. CB trucks are for small CB, not American style. That's why I like American cars. Send…