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I bought this old boat that has been a one owner since new and was in remarkable shape. Had a couple of wiring issues and a throttle cable problem that turned out to be no big deal. Only problem is the original seat pedestals are bolted to the seat I want to mount my millenniums on it but the hole in the mount is bigger than a standard pedestal any advise Attachment 411148
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You can buy the correct pin and flange to fit the Millineum seats. Another option would be to drill or slot the ones you have to fit the seats
The pin and flang are made to the pedestal as one unit and their hydronic one of which no longer goes up and down. when you want the seat out of the boat you have to pull seat and pedestal togetherQuote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
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Change out the mount and pedestal to the kind that you need
What G said
They sell just the bushing kits for those 1.77” snap lock pedestals,,,I would cut the top off unless it’s already open and install the newer style bushings like my 97 uses,,Springfield makes everything you want for the pedestals ….this is what mine looks like except non hydraulic,,,you have to measure to see what size post you have,,,this is 1.77” snap lock
Could you send me a link to that company if I could find the right bushings that would solve everythingQuote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
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This is who I used. Usaboatparts.net. Call them and tell them what your need,,,,Andy
This is what the bottom on the pedestal looks like not its not a true locking pin it measures right at two inches Attachment 411252Quote:
Originally Posted by Takeum
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Definitely Not the same 1.77” as mine,,,,I’d call them and tell them what you want,,either a replacement pedestal or something to make it work,,,
i think i can make this work
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I for one can't wait to see that candy apple glitter gelco looking all shiney and new as brand new dime ...
i bet that puppy would REALLY buff up well ......mmmmm
lucky you bro :cheers2
Yes, it should look pretty sharp when you get done. Sounds like it was gently used and maybe even a “garage queen”. Nice find.
Bob
They made some great boats.
i got her waxed up and shiny this weekend. got just a couple of little odds and ins that im waiting on parts should be here this week. the pics are coming soon. be pre-warned you probably dont want to look at the pictures without shades onQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
You will love it! Just purchased a 1984 330V two months ago. What a gem! Keep us up to date on how she catches.