About to install a Monster cargo rack bimini but I dont want to drill holes

[KAN5AS]

I have seen a little info on this but does anyone know if there is an easy way to use clamps instead of putting holes in the tower?
I have seen some other similar bimini tops with clamps and was wondering if any of those would fit with the monster bimini?
Or should I just drill and forget about it?

Thanks!

[wolfeman131]

on a 2007, I'd forget about it and drill the holes. Do a search for Monster Cargo Bimini and I think you'll find my original write up plus one from Captn Craig (?) where he used clamps vs drilling into the tower.

[trayson]

this is how my monster cargo bimini was installed:

[Stazi]

Did you weld the mounts to those clamps?


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[trayson]

Did you weld the mounts to those clamps?


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I'm not sure where you'd source them, but I'm pretty sure they were machined that way to accommodate the ball and socket... I did some searching and I'm honestly not sure where to source the clamps... Maybe try these guys: http://www.greatlakesboattop.com/

[Stazi]

I just drilled them in my old Möbius.


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[BobP]

I drilled following Drew's writeup.

[GregInKS]

this is how my monster cargo bimini was installed:

Are you sure that's a monster brand cargo bimini?

[GregInKS]

this is how my monster cargo bimini was installed:

Are those maybe z5 clamps? Anyone confirm or know where to get some?

[trayson]

Are you sure that's a monster brand cargo bimini?

Yes. I'm sure. Aside from the clamps, every other detail is spot on. The canvas layout, the bungees, even the corner loops for attaching the tube carrier.

But you might be right... They could be z5 clamps. I've seen a pic of those clamps on a z5 install instruction post before