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buckner |
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Posts: 109 | I can not get this pedestal out of the hole. Anybody had trouble with this kind or suggestions to get it out? I've sprayed liquid wrench in it with no change. | ||
warrens |
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Sent you a PM. | |||
Top H2O |
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Posts: 4080 Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Pipe Wrench, and a 20LB. Sledge hammer. Be Gentle. | ||
luredaddy |
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Posts: 135 | A couple good wacks with a rubber mallet, then tap around it with the mallet while lifting it out. John | ||
Lumpy |
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Posts: 102 | When this happened to me, I told my wife the boat was broken and we needed to get a new one. You can imagine how that went over, so I did the rubber mallet tap thing and it worked, unfortunately. | ||
wallydiven |
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Posts: 538 Location: northern indiana | Try pushing the little button on the bottom in and pull up | ||
ToddM |
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Posts: 20227 Location: oswego, il | Not a fan of that style seat post. Had one fail and when all said and do e cost me 600 bucks not to mention what your going through with this post. Change them out. Unless it's a princecraft which are bolted, they are screwed in. | ||
Jerry Newman |
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Location: 31 | Lumpy - 11/28/2014 9:45 AM When this happened to me, I told my wife the boat was broken and we needed to get a new one. You can imagine how that went over, so I did the rubber mallet tap thing and it worked, unfortunately.
If the rubber mallet doesn't work, it might be easier to remove the base and put the pole in a vice, you won't take a chance on damaging the floor if you have to get aggressive with it too.
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tolle141 |
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Posts: 1000 | After you get it out, spray it with WD40 occasionally throughout the summer. Mine was awful, but now I don't have any real problems getting it out | ||
Lumpy |
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Posts: 102 | After you get it out, you can sand down the plastic base a little bit, and this really helps for future removals. | ||
rodbender |
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Location: varies | dishwashing soap and water around the post and base and a strap wrench like pictured Attachments ---------------- bluewater-strap-wrench.jpg (13KB - 443 downloads) | ||
FishFinder87 |
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This worked like butter for me.. Had a seat that hasn't been out in 18 years pop right out.. Not sure if this will work in your situation, does your seat or something clip onto the top of that post? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEeWxBjv25k | |||
waldo |
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Posts: 224 Location: Madison | Anyone using these? Look like they could be helpful if you move seats around often. http://www.qualitymarkinc.com/pop-it.html | ||
buckner |
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Posts: 109 | Thanks a lot everyone. Will try these ideas. The seat does just clip on the post. | ||
olddog |
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Posts: 29 | Try some Quick start around shaft and light it,blew the valve covers of my 283 like magic many years ago ha ha | ||
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