Do I need to drill any holes in my boat to attach this?? Thanks!
873453
Yes, this fixture slips over the seat and you adjust it to your seat width with wing nuts that are provided. It comes with 2 hold down pieces that require 2 small screws to secure it to the seat or or will slip off went you lean in any direction. The hold down pieces stay in place when you remove the seat. Don't try to use without installing the hold downs or you could slide off and possibly end up in the water. This fixture is easy to install and works very well. Hope this works for you as well as it does for me.
873454
No you don't have to drill hole, but I sold mine because they don't stay put, you can easyly fall over in them. I bought the ones you need to drill hole for, they stay in place. I hope this helps.
873455
THe turn tables are quite good but no matter how tight I fastened to the seat they still tended to tip up when leaning back on a decent size fish sp I had to river some metal strips to the sides of th seat to stop this problem
873456
I found that no matter how much I tightened the wing nuts the seat would still slip off with a sudden shift of weight. I recommend you drill holes to attach this.
908958
I did not drill on my boat either. I just hook it over the side where the resting pads are against the boat. When we are done playing I just fold it up and put it under the seat...our heaviest person is 275 and it works just fine
377638
Not sure about boat, but there is a hole in the bottom where a piece of 1 1/4"PVC pipe will fit into. Secure pipe to piece of wood and may be use sandbag to prevent from blowing over.
1248542
I didn't drill holes but used the provided clamp. I clamped it onto the end of the table that is against the wall. It worked perfectly. Unhindered. I hope that helps.
1133873
The poles come with a plastic base where there are two screw holes drilled. The end of the pole is flattened with a hole in the middle to attach the pole to base with kotter pin.As long as the side of your boat is wide enough for the bracket to sit on then it should be no problem. The bracket base is about an 1" or less wide.
360844
Generally used on boats. I had to drill an 1 1/2" hole to mount it. My guess would be ... no, it's too big for a direct replacement.
1352757
No drilling was required to install the hitch on my 2011 Escape. You have to get on your back and pull the bolts through existing holes. I had it on in less than half an hour. Bill
10984
Hi! If your plates don't already have holes, yes, you'll need to drill holes in them. If the plates are too thick and heavy, these rods will not support them very well. Good luck!
2077623
Yes, I mounted mine on a side panel of my pontoon boat. Use stainless screw, washer, and lock nut to secure.
1367154
Yes you do have to drill holes for the side cargo net. Frankly, I didn't want to do that. If I decide to install it I'll have a dealer do it.
302558
Holes are not required for assembly. The mounting bolts are pointed and bite into your chainsaw bar. You can mount the mill wherever you want on your chain bar. Just stay away from the chain. They work quite well.
585554
Hi, Yes, this listing includes all hardware needed for installation and there will be a bolt on your bike that you remove to mount. So yes, there are "pre-drilled" holes. Thanks, Lauren Twigg Cycles
1813707
No, this one is the snap on cover type. It only has two screws, one each end to mount to the boat..Hope this helps!
864967
Yes, see the black line around the bottom that is where they can attach. Just be fore warned there are a couple fill valves on the bottom and top which to me is a bit of a disappointment. Also, make sure to put your boat in the water wait a few minutes and then repump as the cold on hot plastic lets a little of the air out.
1264051
There's room to put an electric motor on it but it does not come pre-drilled, nor does it have any mounts already set up for the motor. You'll have to find a motor that has some kind of clamp that will fasten down to the actual boat itself. Hope that helps
1525730
I drilled the holes but continued thru a 2 inch square piece of wood on the outside to give it much more stability. It looks goofy but it works great. I put it thru the side of the boat.
2269199
No holes to drill. Takes about 10 minutes to install. Just raise the seats, lay it in place and tie down by instructions.