🔧 Tough-Claw Trolling Motor Stabilizer with Medium Arm by RAM Mounts RAP-400-202U Review

Holds a Garmin Livescope transducer tube. Just learn and draw as you move from one location to another or load onto a trailer.

Easy to install! Works great with our Minn Kota Terrova! Holds his head tight! The only thing is that we didn't come with any screws. Had to run to Lowes before installing! :(

Great product. Very durable. Easy to use and install. Would recommend to anyone with an expensive trolling motor. Prevents unit rocking during transport and movement on the water. Everyone should have.

Solid unit! I connected it to a Brocraft Versatrack mount in case I wanted to move the base unit. When seated, you can simply loosen the "claw" holding the trolling motor post and leave the slide mount stationary. When released, the trolling motor comes out easily. Very happy with this facility.

Mounts onto a Brocraft mount on an Alumacraft Alumatrac to stabilize a Terrova trolling motor on a competitor's 2020 185 model. In my application this was about 1 inch less than for use on factory Alumatrac mounting brackets due to the need for "side mount". The Brocraft mount has a flat top. I just drilled 2 holes in the Brocraft mount and screwed it on. rock hard

Uses it as a trolling vehicle stabilizer for my long shaft Minkota. That's great. I used 3/8 stainless steel rivets to attach it to the body of my aluminum KingFisher. This RAM mount is serious business. Although he is much heavier than me. Ideal for attaching the camera to the nose after the motor has already been used. I wish I had gotten this a few years ago instead of pulling the engine before every ride.

I have a Motorguide Xi5 60" quick release mount on the front of my Crestliner Fish Hawk 1650. I used the Suremount accessory mount to mount it and it works great. Really good mount, solid metal Construction and keeps the head of the trolling motor fairly tight. Xi5 has a compound shaft so I wanted to minimize it back and forth. An added benefit is that it adds another trigger point in case someone tries a steel motor. Now I can hold it too Simply tighten the trolling motor kit collar lock and…

I recently installed a MinnKota Ulterra trolling motor with a 72" shaft on my boat to use the GPS anchor feature. The problem with a shaft that long is that when it hits the right spot to fish, the "head" will bounce up and down with even a small nudge, and it just looks like it's made for a motor that initially bit picky, should be bad place. This simple device holds onto anything like a rock, no matter how rough the water, and folds away when the motor is deployed. These trolling motors are…