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thanks. how can you tell, just by the rod holders? i have no idea how old these are, but they're not new.

Which Model Scottys Are These? a pair of these came with my new-to-me boat. i've looked all over them but can't seem to see any model info on them. i'd like to order a spare belt or two for them but i need to know which model they are. can anyone tell?

thanks for the input. I was thinking the cutting board underneath would provide a wide stable base to bolt the feet to as well as give me a little surface area to put utensils on while cooking. thanks for the info on the bracket, sounds like it's made good n solid.

good idea. do you leave them in the foil at all or just put em on the grill? i've had the grill for a while and have never used it. figured it'd be great for the boat. everything tastes better outdoors for some reason

thanks magill. my plan was to buy 1 or 2 cutting boards (depending on thickness) big enough to fit the grill on, bolt the feet of the grill to the board, and then attach the board to that universal bracket that goes in the tracks. pretty simple and should work well i would think. how do you make your bfast burritos?

me too

Track mounted BBQ grill i have a weber q series grill that i would like to mount using the tracks on my gunnels. i was thinking of buying one of the traxstech universal brackets to use as the track mount, then attaching a large cutting board to it for the grill to sit on (feet bolted through the cutting board). seems like it would work well.. just wondering if anyone else had done something similar or has any other ideas. thanks! traxstech universal bracket http://shop.traxstech.com/Universal-bracket-RWL-100.htm

i'll take them if they're not already sold, and if you'll ship.

regardless of make, the throttle controllers are worth their weight in gold!

thanks guys. I need to close this thread, I ended up buying a crestliner eagle a few weeks ago. I appreciate the heads up though!

just found these berts pulleys. these might work, depending on how long the bolt shank is (if its long enough to go through the hardtop). cheap enough... http://berts-tackle.shptron.com/p/pulley-kit?pp=8

I've had all 3 brands, itroll makes the best unit hands down.

I could, but I would like to be able to control the amount of line out without having to leave the cockpit area. by having the reels on the back corners and pulleys on the front corners, I could do everything from there. just a more convenient setup I think.

ah I see what you're saying.. great solution, thanks! now I just need a pair of pulleys.

Mounting planer reels and pulleys to hardtop just picked up a new to me crestliner eagle 2450 hardtop. it came with a pair of clamp-on big jon manual planer board reels that are currently attached at the back of the hardtop (clamped to support tubing). I would like to relocate these to the rear of the sides of the hardtop and mount pulleys to the front corner sides. problem is, there isn't any tubing to clamp them to on the sides. ideally, i'd like to bolt them on but I haven't been able to find any bolt-on versions of the reels or pulleys. I've seen it done on other boats so there's gotta be a way to do it. anyone have theirs bolted on in a similar setup to what i'm describing? added a couple pics so you can see what I mean.