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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => General Fishing Topics => Topic started by: NJ Guy on February 24, 2010, 12:35:54 PM
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http://www.stowaway2.com/product.aspx?id=89&cid=58
(http://www.stowaway2.com/product_images/StowRRClosed_small.jpg)
(http://www.stowaway2.com/product_images/CustomRackSWOpen_small.jpg)
what do you guys think of it i mean the price seems a little high but then again im getting a caro rack as well.
Anybody who knows of a better or similar product for better price please feel free to add...But keep in mind it would have to be rear mounted and i would have to be able to open my hatch on my land rover TT^
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Personally I prefer this rod holder/ beverage holder over yours.
Plus this on has "the go get the beer and bait" option. hhppy
Now all you need are ear plugs or an ipod TT^
Note: this model can be mounted front or rear.
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Just keep in mind, if it will be hitch mounted, then there will be a little wobble. You'd have to strap your cooler down, but other then that I don't see why that setup would be a bad idea.
Also, if you have a Land Rover, their interior is pretty darn big. Would you really need that large cargo rack? I'm sure you can just get away with a simple 6-tube rod rack like I have on my truck. Just a suggestion.
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very true haha
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Why is front mounting out of the question? Or is it?
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You can also try this website. I've seen alot of his work and it's amazing.
http://www.normswelding.com/index.html
Does alot of custom work for rod racks with a lot of extra stuff on it.
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I have a front mount and like it better than the rear mount. I can sit in the cab and watch the poles as I also use it as a rod holder for rods I have line in the water. I had it mounted in the back but found that whenever I had to move it was a pain to close the rear hatch and relocate the holder all the time.
Price seems right in the ball park as I paid 285 for mine a few years ago and it is not as big as that one is.