installation of round swivel base/flexsteel
201407
Easy to install, I converted a non swivel chair to swivel so I had to add plywood to base of chair for a mounting surface.
201408
My husband installed the new swivel base in a short amount of time. He had to make some adjustments I believe, but nothing drastic!
201409
You could add a small piece of plywood or metal as an adaptor. It will raise the chair the height of the adaptor but it should work. I used 3/4" thick plywood when I mounted mine to the chair.
201410
Very easy. Tipping chair over the hardest part. Measure and make sure you have the correct size.
169703
1ea....it takes some doing to install. I would recommend using tywraps to hold tube in place as you rotate it.
1092858
Use existing screw for the bottom and it comes with self tapping screws. Turn front wheels makes it easier to install.
2145199
Yes. All the round joints (6) you see will rotate 360 degrees. That includes the ones where the legs attach to the platform as well as where the legs attach to one another.
1569682
Michael - I just looked a technical specs from another site and the base does not swivel. I had the same question. Swivel bases are ideal!
161893
Because the swivel is 360 degrees it should mount with the controls on ether side.The handle allow for control of both flow rate and temperature.
1818062
You need to drill a hole large enough for the toggle bolt to fit through. Once that is secured you can attach the swivel hook.
351961
The mounting adapter is round; the existing opening is rectangular. Don't see how that would solve the problem without creating another one.
787206
It has been a while since I mounted mine but yes, there are actually two ways to mount. There is an included flange, plate or whatever you want to call it, that can be inset into a dash, or some other type of surface. In my case, I did not use that and mounted it directly to the swivel-base. I want to say it had a 1/4"-20 screw fitting (like a camera) and there was a screw in the base that fit it just fine. So I was able to mount it to the base.Hope that helps
1249888
There should be some bolts with locking nuts on them at the swivel joints. I have had to loosen those just a very small amount. Also I have just moved it by hand to limber it up.
1209947
You have to unscrew the top bar as well to reveal the bolts. The nuts are hidden beneath them on the top of the circular wood board. Once you remove the nuts, the bolts should fall out. Then remove the whole swivel and replace it with a better one.
606514
I don't know what the Standard Flat mounting base is but what mine came with was a bracket that mounts directly to the boat. the down rigger then slides into that bracket and then bolts in place. I eneded up buying the swivel bases and was much happier. Hope that helps
148473
No, there isn't. For me, this ends up being useful because it can swivel freely where and when I need it. Just be mindful of this when you're adjusting it, the clamp is very close to the base adjustment bolt.
312783
Get a self tapping swivel screw, drill a small pilot hole in the very bottom edge of the stock and screw in the swivel screw. Before you do this remove the butt plate and verify there is enough material where you want the swivel to attach.
919364
Takes some maneuvering. It is basically round. You will need to have access to the space above to install correctly.
2226315
The way you install it. sub-assemblies are rotatable during installation. I have it installed on the right. When off handle is pointing down, to turn it on, rotate a quarter of a turn clockwise, pointing towards the user.
1682023
Unscrew the round plastic piece at the bottom of the base. Then slide the base down.