There is some uncertainty as to what this does. Does it require another item to function fully as a mount and if so, what is that part?
1867708
Depends on how you mount it. I have mine mounted on motorcycle handlebars, so a complete mount would be the AMPS cradle here, a square 2x2 plate from RAM with ball, RAM arm of whatever length you want, and a RAM handlebar mount. All the AMPS mount comes with are the four bolts and nuts to attach to the ram plate. I suppose you could also mount it to a flat surface by drilling the holes using the mount as a template and then bolting it on. Not a option for me though. The mount itself is awesome. I'm using it offroad and high speeds.
1867709
You need a RAM Mount. This consists of a handlebar clamp with a ball on it, an articulating RAM "arm" that attaches to the ball on the clamp (I have the shortest 1.75" arm) and a ball mount bolted on to the back of the GPS mount. My GPS mount is on a BMW GS, which has a Canbus electrical system, so I have the GPS connected to the battery via a Centech AP-1 fuse box.
1867710
This is the mount for the Montana GPS from Garmin. The red and the black wires can be attached to the positive and neg terminals of the battery on your motorcycle. The other socket is to plug in a set of headphones if you want sound from the gps. To function fully as a mount it also requires a plate with a ball (RAM B 347U) an arm (RAM B 201U-A) and a mount base (RAM B 231-U). If you need more info check out gpscity.com
1867711
Depends on how you mount it. I have mine mounted on motorcycle handlebars, so a complete mount would be the AMPS cradle here, a square 2x2 plate from RAM with ball, RAM arm of whatever length you want, and a RAM handlebar mount.All the AMPS mount comes with are the four bolts and nuts to attach to the ram plate. I suppose you could also mount it to a flat surface by drilling the holes using the mount as a template and then bolting it on. Not a option for me though.The mount itself is awesome. I'm using it offroad and high speeds.
1867712
Here is the plate http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004O8LF26/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1380365966&sr;=8-1π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70Or you can buy the whole setup http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0052PJ6KI/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1380366273&sr;=8-2π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70But this is obviously for a motorcycle
2124080
There are two mounts with mine but I did not find connecting them easy. I would also be happy to learn the answer to your question.
1330128
I'm not sure, but this was such a friendly mount to work with. Plenty of room for cables and much room for adjustments after the bracket was installed.
2203492
yes. there needs to be many more details provided. It looked similar to mine, but discovered all the mounting holes were in the wrong place. Return Shipping + restocking fees..... an expensive lesson. And the part number cross-reference wasn't entirely accurate either. Sorry I can't actually help, except to go carefully.
1604713
No it didn't! I mounted it without one because I couldn't find the right one. It's a little wiggly - but works ok.
520023
This is a top mount engein, there for it will hae to be fabricated to fit. Unless you know how to mount and weld. I spent as addition 600 for it.
1354068
If it mounts it works. (You can tighten the screws by wrapping a rubber band around each one)
1674711
It has a universal style mount, hard to explain, but I ended up mounting it to another type of window mount as well.
1652683
Either way works. Due to the space that was left from a previous mount I have it mounted down.
1543294
The others are correct, it's a universal mount so it can be installed either way.
1171465
This isn't a "mount." It's an accessory to make connecting / disconnecting a display with a mount easier. You attach one piece to the display, one piece to the mount, and then you can slide them together for a secure connection (or pull a tab and slide them apart without having to unscrew anything).
77962
You shouldn't need it unless your old mounting hardware is wore out and in need of replacing. A quick visual inspection should give you a answer.
829933
It comes with mounting brackets, may need a little bending but should work no problem.
773177
I do not know for sure but I believe you would find a much better mounting solution by searching for BlendMount or ProClip as they specialize in those kind of mounts.
1746329
I believe it does. I don't use a mount, so I can't double check (must have misplaced that piece), but I'm pretty sure it came with one.
1673294
I asked my husband and he said that it does include everything to mount it. He installed it himself and he said it was not difficult.
1178125
It has a nut on the bottom. My mount is too big but the screw size looks correct. It just makes it to the nut. Would have to buy an extension screw from a big box store. The bottom is 1 3/16 in in diameter. That is the largest it will fit over.