This looks great, but how do I know if the base will fit my boat's deck and the pedestal will fit existing seat? I have a Hurricane deckboat. Thanks.
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The base is screwed to floor, wood screws. The top attaches to bottom of your seat with screws, universal location. It will work
454123
Anchoring the pedestal to the deck shouldn't be a problem. There is 6 or 8 holes whereby you can use the appropriate screws ( I used lag bolts) to the deck. The plate to mount the seat has variable slots for seat mounting. I would be surprised if you can't mount your seat on it. I've looked at several pedestals in Overton's catalog and they all appear to have the same mounting configuration. If your seat won't mount on this pedestal then it probably wouldn't mount on any pedestal.
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The plate has mounting holes for several different size seats. I mounted Tempress seats to mine. I screwed mine down with 6 screws to a wooden pad that is fiberglassed to the floor so there are no penetrations through the floor. The base is 9" in diameter and I mounted two seats side by side in a 17' V-hull with plenty room to pass between.
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I've put this assembly on the JD L-111's & the L-118's as well as the L-155's, (last 2 are 48" decks! I would assume that this would work just fine- since it would appear to be the same Deck construction! So, if it looks like the same hardware you're replacing- it should work just fine, in my opinion. fr. Fred Lutz
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The base of the seat is 19" x 36"....thats the part that attaches to the boat. The seat is 16" x 31"...thats the part that attaches to your rear....was not sure which you needed...sorry it took so long...out of town
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If you're asking if Danby will do that for you, I can't answer that. But a double tap tower will fit just fine on this. I replaced mine recently. Just make sure the demensions of the tower base and the holes for the screws match up.
1099886
We did not purchase the pedestal, we used the one we had. I believe the same company does sell the pedestal. You would need to contact them.
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the metal part on the bottom witch the base sits on comes with the offset umbrella. pole diameter 2 1/4" ,2 1/2" might fit because the base is plastic and each base might be a little differnt. i hope this help you.
693010
It should work. If it will screw in it will work. The base is what is commonly considered a "candle opera" base.
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I looked up the manual on your stereo and it looks to be just a standard single DIN size deck. I installed this in my boat on a alpine deck that was single DIN and had no problems. Im sure it will work for you as well.
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Mine is a 15 foot boat with windshield, it has plenty slag, but 4 foot longer, in my opinion, it either marginal or risky, I would get next size. you probably knew, returning a item is pain and costly. Good luck.....
450001
Yes the base is the same. You might want to replace the base with the new once because of discoloration. But it will fit.
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I am not sure I understand your question, but I think you are asking does the base need 10 inches to sit upon. If this is your question then yes it does. The product specs actually list the base of product as 10 inches in diameter. I know they do not look that big in pic but they are. On my boat I converted lounge seats in a bowrider to swivels. To fully secure the mount I used 1 1/4 galvanized lags and mounted it upon a squared piece of 2 x 12 which is actually about 11 1/2 inches wide. The bell bottom covers nearly all of it. I would guess that the diameter straight across at center of bolt hole requires 10 inches. Hope this helps!
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Do not know...I would say to contact the company and see if they can order one for you.I have mine on my deck and have it screwed done and it has stood up through some heavy winds and rain. I absolutely love it and get lots of compliments on it.
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You have the right size hole. I had to buy a heavier base because the wind blew over the one I bought - too light weight. I got one that weighs over a 100# at Home Depot.
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Hi. I purchased this item some time ago (had to return it); although I thought we had a "standard" bathtub, the manufacturer told me the bathtub's configuration would not allow the bench to fit. I instead purchased a stool/seat which worked out perfectly. I would suggest looking at the tub stools/seats -- just make sure to measure the bottom width of your bathtub. Jo :)
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Not sure, I used an older umbrella weight on the bottom to hold it in place. If it will be on a deck, can always screw it down.
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the way my railing was on my deck I couldn't mount them the traditional way, I mounted under the railing, it worked great, but you have to be precise in your measurements, mark it well, have someone help you, they can hold. If you send me a cell phone number, I will take a picture for you and send it
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It is going to have to be firmly anchored somehow. This thing is fantastic, well made, very sturdy but all the same it is a giant sail. I would not purchase it unless I had some means of anchoring it down. I myself, built mine over top my back deck and drove screws through the mounting plate through the deck planks. I suppose if you were to put each leg into a hole filled with concrete that would do well.