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Sundeck on a 1996 Prostar
I was checking out this boat and noticed the back seat and how it had the ability to be raised to extend the back of the pad making more of a sunpad. Has anybody ever seen anything like this? If so is it possible on a 98 Prostar? I bought my boat in the fall, right before I put it in heated storage for the winter and unfortunatley I cant get at it to see if mine has this capability or not.
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Standard equipment on mine. I raise it everytime I cover the boat, gives the cover more support incase of rain puddles.
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Yea standard on my 209. At the 209 width it makes for a NICE pad too. very deep and wide.
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Awesome. I hope mine does the same. Just one more reason to love and justify my boat:)
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You can do this on your 1998 too. Mine is a 98 and I have pulled up the bottom portion and put it on top for a sundeck many times. It is designed to do it!
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There are two metal clips on the bottom of the seat and on the side of the boat at the bottom. This was for a set of bungie style cords to keep the 'sunpad' in place. Mine are missing and I do not use them. With that said never run your boat or tailer the boat with the seat in the sunpad position as it will blow out!
Makes for a nice snack and beverage table while setting on the teak at the sandbar! |
I love it. Makes it even harder to wait forspring. My list of things to do just increased by a new stereo with remote mounted in the back so that I dont have to get up to change it.
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I put the rear seat up to form a sundeck on my PS 209 a ton last summer but had one issue: When people get back on the boat from the water and are standing on it, it bows pretty bad in the middle and I am afraid of it coming off the bracket. Anyone else had this issue? I was thinking of putting some braces underneith to give it a bit more support.
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