can this pole holder be remove and the base plate remain on the boat
1440806
Yes it can, it also comes with a rubber plug to plug the hole where the pole holder goes into the mount.
1440807
Yes. The base is permanently attached but the actual holder can be removed. The base is flush with the boat so there will be no interference if removed
1874147
I believe it could be unscrewed but I don't know if it could be put back on. So, I would say it's not intended to be a removable base.
622317
G'day EddieAmazon, You can only remove the the mounting plate from the main stem but not the 1/4" thread. It is a sealed one part joint.However, The entire assembly can be separated into three parts. The Main stem, The suction cup and the ball joint.Hope this helps.
406999
No, it looks like the hook is built in and is not able to be removed. If you don't want to ever use it you could probably snap it off but you wouldn't be able to re-attach it.
939838
No, no mounting base, but it has holes keyhole slots on the bottom that you could remove it from where you mounted it and take it. Wouldn't be hard at all.
2029189
No it can not be removed form the base. However there are carry handle mounts for about $8 that will allow you to mount this onto the carry handle.
1083331
your better off with a cutting board for the ground it's good on the boat but for a boat I think it would have been better for the pole mount
1806112
Really do not understand what you are asking. There is a knob on the back that will unscrew and you can remove the main support post.
85945
It can be removed but not easily - you want the beam attached securely to the legs or it will rock when you are on it.
1788907
Yes it can be removed as it is bolted into the anchors mounted into the deck.
2118081
The grill I have uses a pin to hold the grill to the pole. You could easily replace the pin with a bolt and nut to secure it to the pole. The hole looks to be ~ 1/4 inch in diamater and it would require a bolt ~3-1/2" to 4" to pass through the grill mount and post. You MAY have to drill the hole out to accept a common bolt (1/4"-5/16") and nut which shouldn't be that difficult. I don't think you would have any trouble securing it. Of course, it could still be detached by using a couple of wrenches to unscrew the nut & bolt. Additionally, you could also add a few drops of Loc-Tight thread sealer which would make it a little harder to remove or even bend the threads up using a hammer and punch. This would make it very difficult (but not impossible) to remove. Best of luck! Geo
24706
There are tabs with holes at the base meant to screw it down to the boat hull. Epoxy might work, you would have to be careful not to clog the water intake holes.
264780
I don't know if it's can be removed but I would check with the person you are having install it. It is wonderful, I love mine and it's well worth the price.
624312
It is not designed to have the cutting head removed. It might be possible to adapt it, but I would not buy it with the idea of using the pole for other purposes.
6581
No their isn't. But the top part sits on the base. It has an appx 1/2 dia shaft that sets on the base. It's very to remove it.
962164
Took a look, and there is no indication that the baseplate, that incorporates the locking lever, is removable. There is a hex screw that is accessible from the front of the grip that might be the first step to disassembling the center post, but I didn't try it. I will say, however, that I am very pleased with the construction and functionality of this unit, and would buy it again.
7214
Yes, the hook can be removed, but honestly the suction cups are the worste part of this product. Cannot get them to stay stuck to anything.