who sits in a stand up bolster?
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I'm fixing the leg room issue with angled aluminum foot wells. I hope to have this project complete pretty quick. I'll post some more pics as I clean it up a bit and install the angled foot rests and seat assemblies.
#14
Very good idea Tom.
I'm already getting ideas for mine. Never thought of doing that. In my cabin, that space is kinda wasted anyway -except for storage. And I was already considering building bulkhead lockers on each side for a little enclosed storage.
With the hole cut, you're now comitted.
I'm already getting ideas for mine. Never thought of doing that. In my cabin, that space is kinda wasted anyway -except for storage. And I was already considering building bulkhead lockers on each side for a little enclosed storage.
With the hole cut, you're now comitted.
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Foot throttle is great belive me!! I put that in my 28 Arrow and its like you and the boat are the 100% the same unit. Amazing!
Keep up
Mange
#17
I modified my seats so the bottoms were 4" lower and it made a huge difference. The seats come up on your back higher and lock you in better and your foot bracing is much more comfortable. I never run standing up.
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How about just adding a motor/lift to the drop out bolster that you can stop the drop out at any position? These are factory installed on ATs and a lot of other boats, and it works great for infinite adjustments.



