Description
This is the Nut Buster 3000 Mast Plate. One part. One purpose: connect your foil mast to the Nut Buster 3000 bar so the whole minimalist contraption can pretend it’s a “board.” It’s a thick plate of metal with holes in it, meaning it should be indestructible and should not require replacement unless you’ve done something epic or you have a habit of misplacing things.
What it is
The mast-to-bar connection plate for the Nut Buster 3000
The Mast Plate Kit is the mounting interface between your foil mast and the Nut Buster 3000 bar. It bolts to the bar, and your mast bolts to it. That’s the entire relationship. Just a direct connection between you and whatever foil wing you’ve chosen to attach to your consequences.
Compatibility
Works with standard mast bolt patterns
This plate is designed to accommodate a wide range of standard foil mast mounting patterns:
- Standard width: 90mm
- Length range: approximately 95mm to 175mm
Translation: if your mast uses the common 90mm-wide bolt spacing and falls within that length range, it should bolt up without drama. Your ride may still contain drama. The plate will not.
Why you might need a replacement
We again… don’t know
This part should be close to indestructible. It’s not the piece you jump on. It’s not the part that flexes. It just sits there, doing the thankless job of holding your mast on while you aggressively pump like you’re life depends on it.
So if you’re ordering a replacement mast plate, here are the only believable explanations:
- You lost it: It slid under a workbench and you won’t find it until you move.
- Someone “borrowed” it: A friend needed it “for a minute.” That minute became a season.
- It was stolen by critters: We won’t rule anything out.
- You pushed the boundary of material science: You probably disregarded every piece of advice ever given.
What’s included
One plate. Zero excuses.
- Includes: Nut Buster 3000 Mast Mounting Plate (replacement part)
- Does not include: mast bolts, foil mast, fuselage, wings, bar, or anything else shown in photos for scale
Order Fulfillment
If you’re looking for “expedited,” you are in the wrong place
Around here, fulfillment runs on Notorious D.C. Time. When an order comes in, we’ve gotta check with D.C. to see when he can fabricate your part, and he’s usually armpit-deep in a car restoration when the message hits. If you want anodizing, that’s an extra adventure lining up a shop that’ll do a small job: the part is forged in his lair, shipped out for its shiny armor upgrade, and returns ready for action.
Translation: don’t be in a rush. Lead times can be weeks for a single part, and a complete kit can take a month or two, depending on the build queue and finishing steps. If you were under the impression that these are stamped out on a Chinese factory assembly line or that there are boxes of spare parts lying around, you would be sadly mistaken. The upside? You’re getting custom-made gear, not mass-produced mystery metal.
Colors may vary from images.
Bottom line
The part that should never fail
The Mast Plate Kit is the simple, rugged connector between your mast and the Nut Buster 3000 chassis. It fits standard 90mm-wide patterns and a wide length range, and it’s built to take abuse without complaint. If you need a new one, we’re both impressed and concerned.
