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2 X Gimbal mounts and some Cannon power cables / connectors: $40.00 OBO http://stcatharines.kijiji.ca/c-ViewAd? ... =223776676

I have to comment here too... had I seen this deal last year i would be all over it! I can't believe it hasn't been jumped on yet....

I have inherited 2 older style Cannon Unitroll 6 downriggers (the ones with the aluminum housing and boom) but I do not have any mounting hardware for them. They appear to attach to the bases by sliding onto them and then being screwed on with a single large screw located inside the bottom of the housing (it is similar to the seat height adjusting wheel on an office chair) The Cannon part number is 1007334 for the base and 2207323 for it with hardware. Anyone have any or any ideas where I could get a pair of just the bases or preferably swivel mounts? HELP.... -Michael

I have inherited 2 older style Cannon Unitroll 6 downriggers (the ones with the aluminum housing and boom) but I do not have any mounting hardware for them. They appear to attach to the bases by sliding onto them and then being screwed on with a single large screw located inside the bottom of the housing (it is similar to the seat height adjusting wheel on an office chair) The Cannon part number is 1007334 for the base and 2207323 for it with hardware. Anyone have any or any ideas where I could get a pair???? HELP.... -Michael

No nexus card required - all the Nexus card does is make reporting easier (they have a separate telephone number and you do not need to have a passport with you. HOWEVER, if you want to make use of the Nexus reporting lines and cards ALL PERSONS on board must have valid Nexus cards. If anyone only has a passport, then you must call the regular Customs lines. A minimum of 30 mins and up to 4 hours lead time must be given as to your arrival at a reporting station (listed on their websites (US and Canadian Customs), you must provide, ETA, name and location of landing site, registration number and/or name of boat, full name, date of birth and country of citizenship of all passengers on board, destination, purpose of trip and length of stay for each passenger. The boat master will be given a report number for their records and must produce this number upon demand by US or Canadian Border Officers. If upon arrival a border officer is not at the specified landing site to meet the boat at the reported ETA or actual time of arrival the individuals who have reported may proceed to their intended final destination. (NOTE: This all applies to Nexus members and vessels - I would assume it is the same for passports, but you would have to provide all the passport details over the phone, as well, you can only make use of "telephone reporting sites" 1-888-226-7277 in Canada, and in the US may only arrive at "a physical reporting site" where the boat master must call Customs and Border Protection reporting number (http://www.nexus.gov - click on the "Pleasure Boats & Flyers" link on the left hand side of the page for the tele numbers). Canadian Nexus telephone reporting: 1-866-996-3987 Canadian NON-Nexus telephone reporting number: 1-888-226-7277 US Nexus reporting number: see http://www.nexus.gov - click on the "Pleasure Boats & Flyers" link on the left hand side of the page for the tele numbers From the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) Marine rules (31 Mar 2010 ed) "Please be advised that all private boaters are required to present themselves upon their arrival in Canada as per subsection 11(1) of the Customs Act (CA), the Presentation of Persons Regulation and subsection 18(1) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). This obligation exists regardless of their activities while outside of Canada and their planned activities while in Canada. "Canadian boaters who enter foreign waters and subsequently return to Canada are obligated to present themselves to the CBSA as per the above requirement. This includes instances where vessels DO NOT drop anchor, land, tie up to a dock, enter an inland tributary or moor alongside another vessel while in foreign waters. Similarly, all foreign boaters entering Canadian waters are required to present themselves to the CBSA regardless of WHETHER OR NOT they drop anchor, land, tie up to a dock, enter an inland tributary or moor alongside another vessel while in Canadian waters." Hope that helps....