Have one welded in.
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That is a solid possibility... hadn’t even considered that. Gonna research the rivet route first and see if that could work.Quote:
Originally Posted by catchNgrease
wouldn't try that UNLESS there's support UNDER the floor as just that aluminum is probably to thin by it selfQuote:
Originally Posted by SlabSeeker0485
You could cut a hole in the back of the deck with a hole saw big enough to reach through and put nuts on the bolts for a new pedestal. You should be able to find a cover for the hole at a boat supply company. How is the pedestal you have now secured? You don't think the offset pedestal would move you forward enough?
I HAVENT READ ALL THE RESPONSES, BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE A CUMBERLAND 2 SEAT MOUNT WOULD SOLVE YOUR ISSUES, THIS MOUNT CAN SWIVEL FORWARD AND BACKWARDS
I honestly don’t remember how the current one is mounted bc I have a neo-mat and don’t see the actual base. I would assume welded. I think the bushing is worn out tho bc my seat has a lot of movement. I considered cutting an access hole as well. How much does an offset pedestal move you forward?? That would likely be my easiest and cheapest move to try.Quote:
Originally Posted by deltarat
Welding or rivets?Quote:
Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman
I want to say the offset post is 4 or 5 in
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I don’t think my boat is wide enough to accommodate 2 seats up there with trolling motor. Them dudes are expensive lol. Do u know if they make a single post extension like that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom 513
Move seat bases closer and use rivnuts to mount the bases. If you have never used rivnuts they are solid as a rock when installed correctly.