| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
|---|---|
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 12.64 x 3.66 x 2.64 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.49 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 13 x 4 x 3 inches |
| Brand Name | Scotty |
| Warranty Description | LIMITED WARRANTY |
| Model Name | 0141 |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Scotty |
| Part Number | 0141 |
| Style | Mounting Arm |
| Included Components | Transducer Mounting Arm |
| Size | Medium |
| Sport Type | Kayaking |
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In 1952 Blayney and his wife Almeda Scott started a small company in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada that pioneered the use of plastics in the manufacturing of salmon fishing lures and other marine products. From humble beginnings, Scotty Manufacturing has evolved to produce thousands of products under Scotty which are sold into the fishing, marine, outdoor and firefighting industries worldwide.
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Scotty #141 Kayak/SUP Transducer Arm Mount With Gear-Head Adapter
Designed for kayak and small boat use, the Scotty #141 allows for instant attachment of any Scotty post-mount accessory. The Kayak/SUP Transducer Mounting Arm is made up of high strength composite material that will give you years of service without any corrosion.
Fully Adjustable
This fully adjustable design includes the No. 415 Slip Discs that offer infinite micro position changes
Telescoping Arm
Transducer Arm telescopes from a compact 11.5 inches to 18 inches when fully extended and swivel 360 degrees
Track Dimensions
1-3/4” wide x 3/8” tall x 7” long (4” usable track)
Compatible with all Scotty Post Accessories
438 Gear-Head Track Adapter and our 440-4 Low Profile Track
Scotty: Unsurpassed Quality and Innovation Since 1952
In 1952 Blayney and his wife Almeda Scott started a small company in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada that pioneered the use of plastics in the manufacturing of salmon fishing lures and other marine products.
From humble beginnings, Scotty Manufacturing has evolved to produce thousands of products under the Scotty name which are sold into the fishing, marine, outdoor and firefighting industries worldwide.
In this time the Scotty name has become recognized to mean one thing – product excellence.
The total commitment to quality, and unmatched service means our customers everywhere can expect reliability and satisfaction from every product that carries the Scotty name.
Here you will find Scotty products to fit your fishing and boating needs. From our downriggers, rod holders all the way to safety equipment for your boat.
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Installs in a flash - Works well!
Update: I've been using this for 2 years now and it's seen a lot of use. It works like a charm. Just took a video while being towed by another kayaker who has an electric motor. We hit 5mph. Works well under all conditions.Original Review:I have a Tarpon 120 with track system and this arm with gear head works perfectly. Considering the price, ease of install and ease of use, I think it's a great value. So many fishing buddies have made their own transducer arm (DIY project) which is admirable, but I see a lot of those projects get scrapped after use for one reason or another. So, I often question the time/$ investment to make your own when something like this can be installed easily, works very well, and is priced right.I have a Hummingbird 688 and previously used it with this arm paired with the Scotty #368 Universal Sounder Mount, which goes right into this mount. Worked perfectly and highly recommend. However, with my fishing style, I wanted a lower profile, so I have since moved the finder to the center of my yak, but still use this mount and always have the option of putting something else on the mount if desired. To me, this allows for more options than the #140.To address some of the "issues" I have seen in some reviews.Bending at high speedsAlthough I paddle my yak, versus using a peddle drive of some kind, I keep up with all of my peddle drive kayaking buddies going 3-5mph. The arm has not bent and keeps the transducer right where it is supposed to be. On occasion, if I have not tightened the gear head down well, it might turn due to the force, but that's it (no bending). I tighten and all set.Pulling the yak right or left (depending on which side you're using it on)For me, this does not happen while paddling in any great manner. If I am drifting and some weeds collect on it perhaps a small amount of drag will occur. This will happen with any over the side/external arm of this kind. No big deal, I pull the weeds and continue.I really like that you can raise the arm up and down easily (assuming it's within reach). If I'm hauling from one area to another, and don't need to be looking at contours constantly, I raise it up and push it forward. When I'm approaching the new target area, then lower it and start checking the electronics. I have used it in front of me (as seen in pics) and behind me.
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Update: I've been using this for 2 years now and it's seen a lot of use. It works like a charm. Just took a video while being towed by another kayaker who has an electric motor. We hit 5mph. Works well under all conditions.
Original Review:
I have a Tarpon 120 with track system and this arm with gear head works perfectly. Considering the price, ease of install and ease of use, I think it's a great value. So many fishing buddies have made their own transducer arm (DIY project) which is admirable, but I see a lot of those projects get scrapped after use for one reason or another. So, I often question the time/$ investment to make your own when something like this can be installed easily, works very well, and is priced right.
I have a Hummingbird 688 and previously used it with this arm paired with the Scotty #368 Universal Sounder Mount, which goes right into this mount. Worked perfectly and highly recommend. However, with my fishing style, I wanted a lower profile, so I have since moved the finder to the center of my yak, but still use this mount and always have the option of putting something else on the mount if desired. To me, this allows for more options than the #140.
To address some of the "issues" I have seen in some reviews.
Bending at high speeds
Although I paddle my yak, versus using a peddle drive of some kind, I keep up with all of my peddle drive kayaking buddies going 3-5mph. The arm has not bent and keeps the transducer right where it is supposed to be. On occasion, if I have not tightened the gear head down well, it might turn due to the force, but that's it (no bending). I tighten and all set.
Pulling the yak right or left (depending on which side you're using it on)
For me, this does not happen while paddling in any great manner. If I am drifting and some weeds collect on it perhaps a small amount of drag will occur. This will happen with any over the side/external arm of this kind. No big deal, I pull the weeds and continue.
I really like that you can raise the arm up and down easily (assuming it's within reach). If I'm hauling from one area to another, and don't need to be looking at contours constantly, I raise it up and push it forward. When I'm approaching the new target area, then lower it and start checking the electronics. I have used it in front of me (as seen in pics) and behind me.
Original Review:
I have a Tarpon 120 with track system and this arm with gear head works perfectly. Considering the price, ease of install and ease of use, I think it's a great value. So many fishing buddies have made their own transducer arm (DIY project) which is admirable, but I see a lot of those projects get scrapped after use for one reason or another. So, I often question the time/$ investment to make your own when something like this can be installed easily, works very well, and is priced right.
I have a Hummingbird 688 and previously used it with this arm paired with the Scotty #368 Universal Sounder Mount, which goes right into this mount. Worked perfectly and highly recommend. However, with my fishing style, I wanted a lower profile, so I have since moved the finder to the center of my yak, but still use this mount and always have the option of putting something else on the mount if desired. To me, this allows for more options than the #140.
To address some of the "issues" I have seen in some reviews.
Bending at high speeds
Although I paddle my yak, versus using a peddle drive of some kind, I keep up with all of my peddle drive kayaking buddies going 3-5mph. The arm has not bent and keeps the transducer right where it is supposed to be. On occasion, if I have not tightened the gear head down well, it might turn due to the force, but that's it (no bending). I tighten and all set.
Pulling the yak right or left (depending on which side you're using it on)
For me, this does not happen while paddling in any great manner. If I am drifting and some weeds collect on it perhaps a small amount of drag will occur. This will happen with any over the side/external arm of this kind. No big deal, I pull the weeds and continue.
I really like that you can raise the arm up and down easily (assuming it's within reach). If I'm hauling from one area to another, and don't need to be looking at contours constantly, I raise it up and push it forward. When I'm approaching the new target area, then lower it and start checking the electronics. I have used it in front of me (as seen in pics) and behind me.
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