will this hold a 7" Rand McNally gps on curved RV dash
1775627
I seriously doubt it as my 5 inch is attached to it on a curved dash amd has a tendency to slide at times
1775628
It all depends how much of a curved dash. I have a GMC Sierra Truck which has a number of curves and I found a sweet spot where I believe this will work. Another thing you could try is adding one of these non slip pads that Walmart and other suppliers sell that people can lay a cell phone on and not have it slip off the dash. I'm using this Amazon GPS Dashboard mount for a 7" monitor and I'm certain it will stay, but it all depends where you place it on your dash and, of course the manner you drive.
1014269
I don't know the size of RV GPS's. Our GPS is a Garmin 5" and plenty of room on the 'Sticky Pad'. We are very happy with it. The Garmin stays in place now where it didn't before with a weighted pad.
1057504
Yes it will. I just love this holder! Has a big lip in front so no collapsing!
1211249
In my car it kept falling over and the dashboard did not slope. I had to attach double sided Velcro to the gps. I think the product will slide off..
1931783
I have the Magellan Roadmate, which is about 7 3/8 x 5 1/8 the whole unit and it fits nicely. It was urchased for our RV. I think it is too big for an automobile though. I am short and had trouble seeing over this GPS mounted on this type of mount. But, definitely this mount is sturdier than the mount it comes with. I would highly recommend this mount to anyone with a large GPS.
900657
It should work fine. This mount is really a grip sandbag with a disk attached for mounting the GPS into. You simply attach your vacuum mount attached to your GPS to this disk. I cannot imagine these mountings would be different sizes. Just in case, I measured mine. It is 2.5 inches diameter. Yours should probably be the same. The mount on the sandbag measures 3.5 X 4 inches. Plenty of extra room. It works very well. It doesn't slide at all. An added convenience is if you are in a place where you do not wish people to see your GPS you can just slide the whole affair under the seat. No need to even disengage. I hope this helps.
886667
I have a 7" Garmin. It holds the garmin but doesn't hold the stand and car charger .
806955
I haven't tested it on curved surface. My dash is slanted and it grips it like a welder's hand.
1960089
I doubt it, The curved units turn the other way, from what I know. They do make one that should work for you though. Take care, Rex
2203148
It should fit your ball mount just fine. Works great on both my 4 inch and 5 inch Garmins.
504296
Yes, fits nicely. Only drawback is it will NOT fit most dashboard mounts for GPS purposes
104375
If your bracket that goes on the back of the Garmin has a ball and socket design it should be fine. This is a seven inch Garmin?
1725896
I use the 5 inch GPS, Garmin and it holds on the vent with out any problems. It can be moved but stays put.Will not accommodate the Garmin 7 inch 2797 an way.
577647
Sun Shade just slips over the GPS from the top. Should not interfere with dash mounting; with that being said, GPS unit is huge. I bought it for my RV. it would look strange in a mid size car.
501792
Personally, I modified this lever-action suction cup mount to hold my 7" Magellan GPS on the bottom left corner of my truck windshield so it's at about the 10 o'clock position in relation to the steering wheel. My RV Hauling truck was a RAM3500 1 ton Dually, & it never let go even on wash-board roads. I think that in a boat, unless you are running a flat-bottom boat over rough water, it should hold up a similar weight object. Just make sure that the smooth surface you are mounting to is squeaky clean & also it helps to moisten the cup portion of the mount first. Make sure the suction cup is flat against the smooth surface before locking it in place with the lever.
1322905
It should. Its fully closed (spring loaded position) should hold a GPS provided its around 4 Inches wide or long.
631738
It might be, it looks like you might be able to add a ram ball mounting plate to the back of the GPS mount (at least one bolt or screw). This is a great mount that I use for my Amateur Radio, it rarely comes off the windshield.