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Mjr

Posted 10/19/2008 7:54 PM (#341472)
Subject: Boat Seats, Any better than others?

I have to replace the seats and the posts and bases on a boat I had just purchased,I am just wondering if anyone could recommend a seat /post/base that they were happy with......There are so many to choose from it is a little confusing. Thanks Jr.

sworrall

Posted 10/19/2008 10:38 PM (#341495 - in reply to #341472)
Subject: Re: Boat Seats, Any better than others?

Posts: 32954

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Springfield aluminum posts and bases, Atwood seats in the aftermarket for me. Look into Shockmaster posts, too, out of Grand Rapids, MN.

mikie

Posted 10/20/2008 6:52 AM (#341503 - in reply to #341472)
Subject: Re: Boat Seats, Any better than others?

Location: Athens, Ohio

Be careful on the seat posts to get those that are properly rated for the application. Class A-D seat posts are made for the Driver, A-P for passenger, Class B seat posts (hydraulic risers) are rated for under 5 mph. Didn't know this until I got popped by Watercraft. m

Mjr

Posted 11/2/2008 9:46 PM (#343495 - in reply to #341472)
Subject: Re: Boat Seats, Any better than others?

Thanks Guys.................the springfield posts and seat bases worked great.

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