How to lock stand up bolsters with drop outs?
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Read in a Thread that JO says "We use a pin to lock them down in to place so they are not moving around in the down position."
Somebody got at picture of the solution?
///Daniel
Somebody got at picture of the solution?
///Daniel
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Post #81 in http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/p...-panteras.html shows what your looking for if you look hard enough on the passenger seat. I believe some Velocity seats have a simular setup.
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Post #81 in http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/p...-panteras.html shows what your looking for if you look hard enough on the passenger seat. I believe some Velocity seats have a simular setup.
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Hello,
This is the best picture i got for the moment.
Klick--->http://www.pici.se/pictures/medium/KDBeKHutf.jpg
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A solution, that may only be temporary, would be to put some female velcro on the seat bottom at contact point, and male velcro on the hull liner. With industrial strength velcro... it should hold it in place.
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i got one for ya. take a magnet on a bracket(small) you can find something at homo depo or radio shack. The stuff that holds cabinet doors and what not. Mount the mag under the seat. Get a small piece of metal plate paint it white and pop rivot it or glue (4600)it to the gunwale (side )
Search hard enough and you can find the perfect kit in a bag.
Or you could always run a sheet rock screw thru both the seat and side of the boat to hold it down. LOL
Search hard enough and you can find the perfect kit in a bag.
Or you could always run a sheet rock screw thru both the seat and side of the boat to hold it down. LOL




