Application :The Transom Mount Easily attach your compatible 4pin, 8pin and 12pin transducer to the transom of your boat with this mount that provides excellent sonar returns at all speeds. Replacement Part Number: 0101200611. Function : Designed to reduce excess water spray from transducers when the vessel is running at high speeds. Can be retro fitted to a wide range of common for Garmin transom mounted transducers. The plate is simply fitted between the plastic transducer housing and the transom mount bracket. High grade : Made of high grade steel, durable and corrosion resistant. Satisfaction Guarantee: If you are not completely satisfied with our product, simply return it within 30 days to receive a complete refund. The warranty period is 12 months. Should you have any questions about our product, our customer service team is always ready to assist you.
Heavy Duty Transom Mount with Spray Shield - Replacement for #0101200611
🔹 Universal Compatibility
This professional transducer mount fits most 4-pin, 8-pin and 12-pin transducers, replacing OEM part #0101200611. Compatible with multiple for Garmin echo sounder models including Echo, EchoMap, and GPSMAP series.
⚙️ Key Features
- ✅ High-Speed Performance - Spray shield reduces water turbulence at all boat speeds
- ✅ Marine-Grade Construction - steel resists saltwater corrosion
- ✅ Precision Sonar Returns - Maintains optimal transducer positioning
- ✅ Direct Replacement - Matches OEM part dimensions and mounting holes
📋 Technical Specifications
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Brushed anti-glare
- Replaces: 010-12006-11, 0101200611
🔧 Installation Guide
- Step 1: Position & Mark
Align transducer bottom with transom edge (parallel to waterline). Use mount as template to mark pilot holes. - Step 2: Drill Pilot Holes
Fiberglass precaution: Apply tape to prevent cracks
Using the 4 mm (5/32 in.) bit, drill the pilot holes approximately 19 mm (3/4 in.) deep at the marked locations. - Step 3: Secure Mount
Apply marine sealant to included 20mm screws → Attach mount firmly to transom.