Snorkel bracket, no rivets

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I didn't like the idea of drilling into my A pillar so I used some 3m double sided tape and a rare earth magnet to hold the snorkel bracket. It's a solid connection and has held up for 3 months so far in hot sun and cold weather (including some tree strikes). Posting this trick for those who don't want to deal with rivets/ leaking etc. Fleabay snork btw

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If it's 3M VHB tape, rivets would be less permanent!
 
I am surprised no one makes a rain gutter bracket. Maybe its too close. I have yet to put a snorkel on mine so I havent payed much attention to it.
 
Gutter bracket would be nice. When the adhesive finally let's go, I'll probably just replace it. I originally was going to use sikaflex between magnet and clamp but that's likely overkill.
 
Ive been thinking about this lately as I want to snorkel as well, but dont want to punch holes on my A pillar.

My potential solution though is a bracket off a roof rack. But not sure how feasible that is w/o having it all mocked up in front of me.

Regardless, kudos to you for looking for another (non-invasive) way to attach it!
 
i have snorkels on several rigs for many years and never a leak issue on a pillar. Nutzert seal and go.
 
Don't know about others but I never had any issue with the nutserts in the A pillar. No leaks nothing. Not like the snorkel is going to be taken off any time soon. I don't see the issue in permanently mounting the snorkel.
 
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