How to Fit the Console Device Mount Bracket on the INEOS Grenadier & Quartermaster

The Grenadier and Quartermaster center console has no good place for a phone or GPS mount. Our Console Device Mount Bracket bolts to the console using its existing screw holes and gives you six positions and orientations for a RAM or 67Designs ball mount. No drilling, and it takes a few minutes.

The brackets are designed and made in the USA from PETG engineered plastic with a carbon-fiber additive, with a textured finish to match the instrument binnacle.

What's in the kit

  • 2x console mount brackets
  • Stainless steel screws to fix the brackets to the console
  • 4x cap screws and nylon nuts for a 2-hole AMPS base

Works with

  • 2-hole AMPS pattern (2x M6 on 1.9in / 48.5mm spacing) for a 1in RAM ball
  • 3-hole round pattern (3x M4 on a 20mm circle) for a 67Designs 20mm ball

Tools you'll need

  • 3mm hex key
  • Whatever your device base maker specifies for fitting the base

Fitting the bracket

  1. Fit your device base to the bracket first, using the hardware your mount maker specifies.
  2. Remove the four screws from the console position you've chosen, using a 3mm hex key. The screws are different lengths, so keep them in order.
  3. Position the bracket so its bosses sit in the existing counterbored holes.
  4. Fit the screws through the bracket and into the console holes. The three shorter screws go in the outer (perimeter) positions. Tighten gently.
  5. Repeat for the second bracket if you're using both.

Don't overtighten. The screws go into plastic. Recommended torque is 4 in-lb (about 0.4 Nm), which is little more than finger tight.

Full instructions

The original instruction sheet, with photos of all six positions, is on the forum: Console Device Mount Instructions on theINEOSforum.

Questions about fitment? Ask on theINEOSforum, where the members who designed it can help.