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KXCam22
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My original wake tower mirror broke off on the highway about 30 minutes after I mounted it. Aluminum casting flaw. I ended up retrofitting a cheap bus mirror that mounts to a long 1/2" SS bolt which threads into what is left of the mount. It actually works excellent for a cheap $$ fix and I have no plans to change it. Cam.
KXCam22
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I built the plastic collars on a lathe to take up the clearance then drilled and tapped the mount for a set screw to pin the mount to the tower to hold is secure. I did the same with my board racks to keep them from moving. Works great. You can see the plastic collars and the 1/4" allen bolt set screw on the tower mount here. They don't move. Cam.
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