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Found "cheap" flip up seat bolster option
My 2007 X1 didn't have the flip up drivers seat bolster.
Tried a couple of mastercraft dealerships, but they couldn't come up with a part number or the brackets. Took a chance on a pair of seat brackets from Great Lake Skipper. Only $29.99. They have "strange" price management at GLS. They have 3 different sets of brackets, that all look the same, from $30-$50. I went with these: Larson 22113178 Tecla MF2215 Seat Roll Back Fold Up Boat Bracket Hinges (Set of 2) Sold in sets of 2. Specifications: Manufacturer: Tecla Model: MF2215 Vendor: Larson Boats Part number: 22113178 Material: Aluminum (stainless steel rivets) Color: White Overall Measurements: 8 3/8" W x 2 1/8" H x 2 1/4" D (overall -- fully compressed) Mounts: Base -- 7 3/8" W x 4 3/4" H x 2 1/4" D (overall -- fully extended) Mounts: (8) 5 1/6" dia. mounting holes with 3/4" and 1 1/2" (countersunk) center on center; and 3/4" and 2 1/2" center on center http://greatlakesskipper.com/product...-set-of-2.html They worked perfectly! Much better than the old cushion I used all summer. |
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New bracket on top, old on bottom
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#3
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test fitting with the part number exposed
![]() Last edited by HartlandX1; 11-03-2012 at 10:36 AM. |
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Installed and flipped up
Sure is dirty! Previously, the bolster was fixed, never saw how dirty it was between the cushions ![]() |
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and in the down position.
Looks like its "off" but that's just the angle I was taking the picture. Everything lines up perfect. $40 with shipping and WI tax, good money spent- ![]() |
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Nice job.
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2002, X30, L-18, Red Metal Flake (the possessed boat) |
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I dont have that bracket under my seat. How did you cut your bottom cusion into two parts? Really would like to convert my seat to a double like yours.
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That was the easy part, the seat already had two separate cushions from the factory. But mastercraft used the fixed straight brackets that cost $0.50 to make instead of the $5.50 brackets!
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