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Vevor UK£42.90Visit shop VEVOR Boat Seat Pedestal, Forward & Backward Sliding Adjustment, Aluminum Alloy Boat Chair Base with Slide, 5-inch Sliding Travel, Waterproof & Rust-resistant, Fit 2-7/8 Inch Diameter Pedestal Post
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The VEVOR Boat Seat Pedestal is designed for boat owners and anglers who require enhanced adjustability and robust support for their marine seating. Its primary strength lies in the combination of a 5-inch sliding travel range and full 360-degree rotation, allowing for optimal positioning while fishing or navigating. While this pedestal offers exceptional durability through its heavy-duty aluminum alloy construction, users should note that it is specifically engineered for 2-7/8 inch diameter base posts, requiring compatibility checks before purchase.
| Model Part Number | AD75304 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
No, this pedestal is specifically engineered for 2-7/8 inch diameter base posts only.
Yes, it is constructed from heavy-duty aluminum alloy specifically chosen for its corrosion resistance in marine environments.
It provides 5 inches of smooth sliding travel range.
The base includes pre-drilled holes for installation, though you should use high-quality stainless steel marine hardware appropriate for your specific deck material.
Yes, the integrated knob lock allows you to secure the seat at your desired angle and slide position.
While versatile, ensure your canoe has a reinforced mounting point capable of supporting a 2-7/8 inch pedestal base.
Clean the swivel mechanism of salt buildup and apply a marine-grade lubricant.
Check the tracks for sand or grit; wipe clean and ensure the locking knob is fully disengaged.
Verify that the post diameter is exactly 2-7/8 inches and that the mounting bolts are tightened securely to the deck.
To install, ensure your existing deck post is a 2-7/8 inch diameter model. Align the base with your desired mounting location on the boat floor, utilizing the pre-drilled holes to bolt the pedestal securely to the deck using marine-grade hardware. Regularly inspect the sliding rails for debris or salt crystallization, which can inhibit movement. Use a freshwater rinse after each outing to remove salt residue, and apply a light silicone-based lubricant to the sliding tracks if the movement becomes stiff over time.
