Lock'N-Pin™ Seat Base Plate
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- Engineered to prevent unintentional detachment
- Durable construction
These Lock'N-Pin Seat Base Plates are engineered to prevent unintentional detachment and provide you with years of dependability!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by cbower A Perfect Fit
This seat base matched up perfectly compared to my old one that badly needed replacing. Too bad it doesnt come with new hardware but the old nuts and bolts were ok to reuse again.
April 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by showdog Quality!
I have used several of these bases over the years. Very well built and last forever. The only drawback is that there isn't any mounting hardware included.
August 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Word Didn't come with screws
I was a little disappointed to discover that this base plate didn't come with mounting hardware but a few dollars at the hardware store fixed the problem.
June 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Thebrick1 Well Made
I am a big guy @ 6' 2" and 275lbs this seat base was built for guys my size
May 18, 2011
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i cant get the post out of the base...it keeps getting frozen inside...what can i do to prevent it from my next replacement??? any kind of a lubricant i can use??? i mostly fish in salt water now with my aluminum bass boat
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Per the manufacturer, the plastic bushing will swell a little making it hard to remove the post. You might lightly sand or file the bushing or call the manufacturer and they could send some new ones. ThanksContact Attwood: 616-897-2303 www.attwoodmarine.com
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distance between holes, plate size? thickness?Answers
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7" x 7"Req. Diameter Mounting Hole 2.75"
Depth Below Deck 2.5"
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You will need stainless steel nuts and bolts to where they don't rust if water gets on them.
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6 S.S. screwsA:
i have a pontoon and i used 4-1/4x2"long ss bolts and nutsDetails:
Was wondering if seats fitted with the pin mounts will "swivel" in these base plates, or do they lock in position? Do you need to add an additional swivel plate?Answers
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I use a King Pin post and a butt seat the post does not swivelA:
will swivel good no other neededDetails:
whats the difference between threaded base plate and the base plateAnswers
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I have used both, the threaded is just that the post base screws into the plate. I am currently using the king pin type this held in the base by compression and just pulls out when you want to remove it. Both work well, screw in will last longer, but has added cost on all items.A:
the post actually thighten down to the base
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The threaded base plate is for seat posts that are threaded at the bottom and the regular base plate is for seat posts that are just the plain pin style.Details:
on a ranger bass boat, I was wanting to put two seats on the rear deck insted of just one.Answers
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If you can stand on the center of the hatch cover without it bowing or flexing and the hatch isn't to large, then you may be able to install one on it.My Tracker boat came with one of these installed on the fiberglass rear storage compartment lid and it is holding up fine. My hatch lid is about an inch thick, but it is also 3 feet wide and 2 feet long. The smaller the hatch size the better. See if you can install a piece of 3/4" marine plywood (a little smaller than the lid) to the bottom of the hatch lid to add strength.
One other note, the bottom of the tube has no bottom on it, so water can run through it and down into the storage area.
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mayby on the other part of the boat not a door done tried it dont work out very wellDetails:
Do I just need this item? or do I have to buy another piece?I just need to place the hole in the boat, after I do the job, I'll buy the seats, but below this piece goes another one I have to get?
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I wanted to move back from the front of the boat I mounted this on a piece of 3/4 marine plywood and fitted it between the seats in the bow. works just fineA:
no the base bolts to the deck
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no this is the base just by stainless hardware and have at it, it mounts directly to the floorQ:
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What size hole do you drill to insert the pedestal base? 1" or is it larger to fit the splines?
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Because of how well this is built (very heavy duty) the hole I had to cut was 2 1/4"A:
i did a 2 1/4 because the base plate has a angeled bottom,and used silicon under it between it
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larger than 1 inch
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Thanks for your question. Both models require 2-3/4" diamater mounting holes.1 of 1
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