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Swivl-eze® Ski Tow Bar

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  • 360° rotational head with a nylon bushing
  • Fits 3/4'' threaded pin-type pedestal systems
  • Fixed post is 1-1/2" polished stainless steel tubing
  • 29'' high

The Swivl-eze Ski Tow Bar features a 360° rotational head with a nylon bushing for smooth slalom pulling. This Ski Tow Bar is designed to fit 3/4'' threaded pin-type pedestal systems, and its fixed post is constructed from 1-1/2" thick polished stainless steel tubing. Fixed 29'' high, the Tow Bar arms measure 7/8'' and 1" diameter and extend from 33" to 56". Underdeck access and drilling is required.

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  • 360° rotational head with a nylon bushing
  • Fits 3/4'' threaded pin-type pedestal systems
  • Fixed post is 1-1/2" polished stainless steel tubing
  • 29'' high

The Swivl-eze Ski Tow Bar features a 360° rotational head with a nylon bushing for smooth slalom pulling. This Ski Tow Bar is designed to fit 3/4'' threaded pin-type pedestal systems, and its fixed post is constructed from 1-1/2" thick polished stainless steel tubing. Fixed 29'' high, the Tow Bar arms measure 7/8'' and 1" diameter and extend from 33" to 56". Underdeck access and drilling is required.

Manufacturer model number: 903-008-T-S.

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I HAVE A HOLE IN THE BACK OF MY BOAT WHERE MY SEAT GOES, WOULD THAT WORK OR NOT?
7 months ago
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Thats how I mounted mine
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Yes, this item needs to be mounted on the back of the boat (see photo below).

(A transom is the wide, usually flat area at the very back of a boat. This is where an outboard motor is typically mounted.)
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It puts the tow rope up above the motor and gives it a single pivot point as well.
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The towbar will allow the pull to be centered on the boat making it easier to steer, it will also keep the rope out of the water which will result in less drag on the tube and boat allowing the tube to ride better on the water.
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 - Elm Grove, LA
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As long as you have a floor mounted 3/4'' threaded pin-type pedestal system then this device should work for your boat.
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Will be attaching to pontoon deck.
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This is for use with skis and towables. Just make sure it will mount correctly in the spot you intend to place it on your boat.
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 - Springfield, MO
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 - Macon, Ga
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You can purchase many replacement parts through Swivl-Eze at http://www.backtoboating.com/Script....
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How much room does this take to mount with the legs? Example distance from main post to each leg? Also which seat base do I need for this and does the post screw into the base?
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The legs adjust from 33'' to 56'' and you will need a threaded 3/4'' pin type base to mount.
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No this ski tow is not designed to be used with equipment that’s tied to the tow rope such as tubes and wakeboards.
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