Behind the Scenes - Radar Arch Install (Part 1)

Installing Fish-on Sports radar arch on the Ambrose.
Working on the full restoration of Thumbs Up Charter Services latest boat, the Ambrose, a 1974 Starcraft Chieftain Mark IV, which once refurbished will be used in Saginaw Bay and Lake Huron for Walleye, Salmon and Steelhead fishing charters.
We want to have the Ambrose completely restored by May of 2022 - Can we do it? Thumbs Up Charter Services "Behind the Scenes" video series takes you on that journey with us.
We'd love to see you on one of our boats for an exciting charter fishing trip on Saginaw Bay or Lake Huron for Atlantic Salmon, Lake Trout, Steelhead or Walleye! Visit our website to learn more about us and schedule a fishing charter reservation at:
www.thumbsupcharter.com

[@jayking3898]

Thanks so much for your video, I installed mine in the ground and lifted it on w 4 friends then did my final drilling. Your way is better, oh well. Was also going to run my wiring through the tubing but your point about future accessability is a perfect reason to run them in plastic expandable conduit. I’d rather conceal them but you have a great point. Thanks again.

[@doncarlsen2692]

You need to use longer bolts when mounting the arch to the gunnel. Lol

[@thumbsupcharterservices3888]

Yeah, I know. But I had them hate to see good stainless go to waste. LOL

[@nickb8618]

Put the same arch but the jr uni on my proline 210 wa couple weeks back with a furuno drs4w radar. I like the jr better it’s a little shorter and easier for a normal height guy like me 5’9” to reach the rods

[@nosler1610]

Put the same arch on my islander. Radar,all around light and 2 flood lights. I did run the wires in the tube tho. Good video