Is it too heavy? My TomTom has only half weight but always fell off the shield after several years of using (especially in the winter).
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I've not had a problem with it falling off, it is not too heavy, if it does fall it should not be damaged, it is of very good quality and very fitting for a new vehicle. This is a very nice sleek looking camera that functions well.
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I agree with dgminer and William Costley - it took a lot of force for me to get the socket of the clip securely onto the ball of the friction mount. The GPS will still vibrate a little, especially if you pivot it up off the base. I keep mine fairly low on the base to prevent this.
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Did you get this? I also have a 2008 Tacoma, towing a 1978 Airstream. The tongue weight of 1000lbs on this is to much I think. There are two other models of this product...one with a 750lb tongue weight and another with 550lb. I am not sure which to get. I think the Tacoma is only rated for around 600lb tongue weight and I think the 24ft trailer should fit this unless overloaded. Thoughts? I am new to towing. Also seems like a hassle to have to take it off to backup.
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Pretty much if your Tom Tom fits everything else will too. I have my Tom Tom, 3 chargers, my radar detector and it's mounting bracket in mine. Not only that but I put it in my check bag when I travel and it doesn't have any problems. Yeah. It's that big and protects everything that we'll. So very glad I picked this up.
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I ended up taking back the TomTom when the Garmin 680 became available and am using the Garmin friction pad. That worked great on our long trip, and it sits really well on the console during night driving when there'd be reflection on the windshield.
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It will fit in there very nicely and protect your most excellent TOMTOM Via well too. I love mine!!
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I've found that they often fall off. I've gotten a different kind. It's not the mount as much as the GPS's problem.
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It is not very heavy....10 pounds or so...it is bulky with the safety ring that goes around. I would advise that you use the safety ring...it keeps some one from inadvertedly running into the thrower. It can be loaded by one person into the bed of my pick up truck...but again it is bulky....two of us usually load if from the barn and take to the shooting area. Now the Battery...that is another story...battery outweighs the unit by 6 fold....
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Not positive.. but I would think the weight in it should keep it on the dashboard even if angled down. It is fairly weighty
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I don't think it weighs that much. It has been awhile since install but I don't remember it being that heavy.
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Kimberly, don't listen only to what Peter says about this GPS. Look at all the 4 and 5 star reviews. They far outweigh the 1 star reviews. I've had a TomTom One for 4 years never with a problem. TomTom has been a great GPS for me as well as many others. This is a great price.
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It's not that much down force it's kinda just dragging but with more then one pass it works okay .... I was thinking about putting weight on the blade to help with that.... I use it on a Utv in the snow
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Sounds like a dumb answer, but I ended up having it supported from below, so I utilized superglue to attach it. (it is an offroad vehicle). It has held up fine. Since it is so short and lightweight, it worked.
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I have this model and I'd say it's less than a pound, so theoretically it's not that heavy. Of course the longer you use it the heavier it feels since your arm gets tired, but that's a separate issue...goodluck
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Under normal driving conditions, it should stay on the dash. However under moderate to heavy acceleration, it is likely to end up sliding off. I had this happen to me after pulling onto a major street and needing to accelerate quickly. Fortunately, nothing broke! I did not want to stick the TomTom supplied adhesive disk to the dash of my Prius, but that is what I'm planning before an upcoming trip. If you make sure the adhesive disk goes on the dash in the right location, you may never need to remove it. They can be removed with some difficulty. The disks are pretty standard in size across brands, but you might check the dimensions... Under normal driving conditions, it should stay on the dash. However under moderate to heavy acceleration, it is likely to end up sliding off. I had this happen to me after pulling onto a major street and needing to accelerate quickly. Fortunately, nothing broke! I did not want to stick the TomTom supplied adhesive disk to the dash of my Prius, but that is what I'm planning before an upcoming trip. If you make sure the adhesive disk goes on the dash in the right location, you may never need to remove it. They can be removed with some difficulty. The disks are pretty standard in size across... » Read More Under normal driving conditions, it should stay on the dash. However under moderate to heavy acceleration, it is likely to end up sliding off. I had this happen to me after pulling onto a major street and needing to accelerate quickly. Fortunately, nothing broke! I did not want to stick the TomTom supplied adhesive disk to the dash of my Prius, but that is what I'm planning before an upcoming trip. If you make sure the adhesive disk goes on the dash in the right location, you may never need to remove it. They can be removed with some difficulty. The disks are pretty standard in size across brands, but you might check the dimensions... « Show Less
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It holds my 5" GPS just fine. I don't know specifically about the TomTom. I leave it plugged into my chargerwithout problem. It doesn't interfere with the cord or plug.
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Hi, sorry for the delay, really do not understand why they do not match the information is right you. But it is obvious that supports more than one pound, my helmet weighs 1300 grams and the suction cup hang smoothly, exerting force against it and this resists without any problem, you see how strong it is, I've tried also to over 150 Km / h without problems. I think it is very good product, very strong I recommend it without problems for cars or bikes (helmets). I think it does support the four pounds fully or at least more than 2 does.Greetings!