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Mosnowman
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by Mosnowman » Mon May 04, 2020 3:38 pm
Can you guys weigh in on these two questions? Thanks in advance for any replies!
1. Is my boat seat just screwed into the wood deck below, or bolted? ( 2021 Harris ) Under skinning prevents me from seeing.
2. I am considering making a platform out of two by fours ( or sixes) and plywood. ( marine grade ) I was thinking then mount the box to the wood deck with L brackets. Final step mount the seat base and pedestal to the plywood to achieve a raised helm.
Am I crazy? I would like to simply find an extension post to make it easier, but can’t seem to find one that gives me the added desired height. Thoughts?

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by lakerunner » Mon May 04, 2020 4:32 pm
It is bolted unfortunately. I didn't have under deck skinned and I was still a bitch
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NonHyphenAmerican
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by NonHyphenAmerican » Mon May 04, 2020 8:28 pm
You're over thinking it.
That mount is a tube.
The seat clamps to the tube and is removable.
If I wanted my seat higher, I'd remove the seat, remove the mount, get a longer tube, and voila, raised seat.
This might be different than it is on my toon, but it'd be worth checking to see.
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steve1313
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by steve1313 » Tue May 05, 2020 2:35 am
Scroll all the way down to the bottom of this page. They have a slide over pedestal that would probably do exactly what you want it to. All you have to do is remove the seat.
https://www.arrigonidesign.com/pedestals/
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by steve1313 » Tue May 05, 2020 2:37 am
I'm have the same basic tube/flange mount for my bar stool seats on my boat. Does anyone know how the tube attaches to the base? I want to remove mine and shorten them a few inches.
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Mosnowman
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by Mosnowman » Tue May 05, 2020 7:28 am
My boat is a couple hours away from here so I can’t check to see if the current tube simply pulls out, or twists out? Does anyone know if these Swivl-eze tubes are welded to the plate or easily removed? How do these slide over pedestals attach? /secure?
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bansil
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by bansil » Wed May 06, 2020 4:39 pm
only on phone right now. Can you find an install manual or parts manual? Only 2 I have messed with were both different.
1 you bolted down flange and tube had a groove set screws locked in, the other you tightened a bolt from under flange into tube. Then mounted flange
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