Anyone install a rod holder on a 340?

mnm99

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2004 340 SeaRay Sundancer
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Twin 8.1 Merc
Wanted to know where if you did. Not really for fishing , but more of a mount for a BBQ.
 
I have one already installed. This is where it is located on the port side. There is one on each side but this is the one I would use for the grill mount since the other is behind the seating area - thinking of using another mount there to create a removable table.
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-Kevin
 
You should be able to remove the storage area below (shown in the picture) to check clearance. If you want I can get exact measurements for you when I go down to the boat.

-Kevin
 
You should be able to remove the storage area below (shown in the picture) to check clearance. If you want I can get exact measurements for you when I go down to the boat.

-Kevin
Thanks, but I think I'm going to go with that grill mount Idea. By the time I buy the rod holders and then the mount it comes out to be more than the grill mount. I like that Idea too. I just picked up a sheet 24x24x3/4" of Starboard for $15. I'm going to make a table and mount it to the grill mount. I'll post back Thanks
 
I tried mounting my magma grill to the rear transom of our 320 and found that it was hard to keep the grill lit. I believe it has something to do with how the wind is funneled through the boat while at anchor. I even tried leaving the isinglass in place at the helm with no luck, the wind would still put the flame out. I found the rod holder in the gunnel stayed lit in any wind condition. Just something to think about.
 
You should be able to remove the storage area below (shown in the picture) to check clearance. If you want I can get exact measurements for you when I go down to the boat.

-Kevin

I don't even have storage in that spot. There's just a removable panel which opens into the engine compartment below. A storage compartment sure would be useful there. Sheesh!
 
I don't even have storage in that spot. There's just a removable panel which opens into the engine compartment below. A storage compartment sure would be useful there. Sheesh!
It doesn't store much. I basically keep my throwable floatation cushion in there. It fits perfect and is in a great place if needed.

-Kevin
 
I tried mounting my magma grill to the rear transom of our 320 and found that it was hard to keep the grill lit. I believe it has something to do with how the wind is funneled through the boat while at anchor. I even tried leaving the isinglass in place at the helm with no luck, the wind would still put the flame out. I found the rod holder in the gunnel stayed lit in any wind condition. Just something to think about.

I won't have that problem. I'm going with electric. Thanks
 
I put a pedestal on the swim platform. Works great.

Do you have pics of your install? I’m thinking of doing this as well but I’m worried about it impeding the ladder and/or dinghy. I know we have different year models but just curious.
 
Do you have pics of your install? I’m thinking of doing this as well but I’m worried about it impeding the ladder and/or dinghy. I know we have different year models but just curious.


grill and table.jpg
 
I don't even have storage in that spot. There's just a removable panel which opens into the engine compartment below. A storage compartment sure would be useful there. Sheesh!
Mike, I really like your rear shade assembly. Can you share a closer picture of how you have that set up? I'd like to to the same.
 

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