Overview

The Garmin K00-00118-00 is a replacement transom-mount transducer bracket kit that restores the mounting hardware for compatible Garmin dual-beam transducers when the original bracket is missing or damaged. It is used to secure the transducer to the boat’s transom or a trolling-motor style mount, so you can get the transducer back in the correct position for consistent sonar readings.

This is a small, lightweight service part that ships in a compact package (about 7 in x 4 in x 2 in) and weighs roughly 0.25 lb, which makes it easy to keep as a spare if your transducer sees trailering, beaching, or regular shallow-water contact.

Key features

• Replacement bracket kit for mounting a compatible Garmin transom-mount transducer on the transom of a boat
• Transom or trolling-motor style mount used with certain Garmin dual-beam transducers
• Restores proper transducer positioning after the original mount is removed, broken, or lost
• Compact shipping size of about 7 in x 4 in x 2 in with an approximate weight of 0.25 lb

Installation and setup

Transom-mount sonar performance depends heavily on where the transducer sits in the water. Aim for a spot that stays submerged on plane and is away from strakes, steps, or other hull features that introduce aerated water. If you are replacing an existing bracket, matching the original location usually gets you back to a known-good setup quickly.

After fastening the bracket, re-check transducer height and angle once the boat is in the water. A few minutes spent fine-tuning now can prevent dropouts at speed and reduce the chance of spray, rooster tailing, or turbulence hitting the transducer face.

Compatibility and fit

Garmin uses different mounting brackets across transducer families, so fit is best confirmed by matching the bracket style to your existing transducer or by checking the transducer identification on the cable near the connector. This bracket is intended for Garmin dual-beam transducer installations that use the transom or trolling-motor style mount.

Maintenance and care

Rinse the bracket area after saltwater use and check fasteners periodically, especially after trailering or any impact with floating debris. If the transducer has been bumped, re-check alignment and height before the next run.

Regulatory notice

This product carries a California Proposition 65 warning.