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FAQ
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We
rivet a unique stamped number plate to all Rupprigger series outriggers. The
plate is located about 18” up from the bottom of the outrigger, on the main
base tube. It is important to have this number available when calling to
order replacement parts like cables, spreaders or replacement tube sections.
Older “hard to read” plates are easier to read when wet. Note: Rupp Top Gun
outriggers do not have serial number tags.
Yes, all of outrigger systems are built-to-order, so making slight
modifications to fit a unique application can almost always be accommodated.
They require either 24vDC or 110vAC, depending on the package you purchase.
Yes, Rupp Tournament or BiggRigg outriggers can be refitted with any of our
PowerRigger packages.
Yes,
call us with the serial number riveted to the base of your Rupprigger
and we will be glad to help you out.
Our experience is that the re-anodizing process is cost prohibitive. Buying
new is a better deal!
Yes, see our
support section for the most commonly referenced diagrams; others can be
emailed to you by requesting them via phone or email. Contact service@ruppmarine.com
with the serial number riveted to the base of your outrigger.
These numbers were derived using a common “fish scale” :
Tuning an outrigger refers to the practice of removing the (spreader style)
outriggers from the boat and spinning them to ensure they are straight and
the cables are properly adjusted. Very similar to the spokes on a bike,
properly adjusted cables are an important factor in keep the system
functioning well and greatly reduces the possibility of damage. We recommend
worn cables and missing bushings be replaced at this time as well. Frequency
depends on use but should be done at least once a year. Any of our dealers
specializing in outrigger installation should be able to help you with this.
Aluminum is lighter and doesn’t rust; we have used it for over 30 years with
great success. Some manufacturers choose stainless steel for ease of
manufacturing. Stainless provides a shiny finish out of the box, but over
time the marine environment will cause it to rust and stain.
This is ultimately for you to negotiate with the installer and will depend
on factors such as boat location, make, model and type of outrigger system.
A rule of thumb is around $800-$1,000 for large outriggers and $500-$700 for
Top Gun products. Hydraulic outrigger installations are typically only
quoted after looking at the boat.
We supply detailed installation instructions with each shipment. Our large
outriggers require some expertise and basic tools; most prefer to have it
done professionally.
Rupp Top Gun (T-top mounted) products can be easily installed, especially if
the boat comes pre-rigged with a mounting plate
No, Rupp Marine is the product manufacturer. We have a list of installation
partners and dealers in your area who can install our product for you. We
have traveling dealers who will pick up the product from our factory
deliver, and install it for you. Email service@ruppmarine.com for an
up-to-date listing.
Rupp Top Gun poles are designed to FIT INTO a 1.5” ID tube. They will fit
Taco bases without any alteration or sleeve. Rupp poles can be sleeved to
fit bases requiring 1.625” poles. Advise our customer service department
when placing your order which base you have.
We recommend telescoping poles for individuals who:
a) Frequently trailer their boat.
b) Utilize rack storage.
c) Frequently remove outriggers for any reason.
d) Frequently utilize their vessels for uses other than fishing.
e) Frequently run at high speeds over long distances.
The main differences are the outside tube diameters, overall length and
number of spreaders available. See
Rupprigger™ comparison page.
We have outriggers that will fit any size boat.
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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