The Frugal Angler's DIY Boat Seat Lift

Center Console Boats Pontoons Decks

De: Daniel Sobieck

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Tired of sitting too low in your center console boat or pontoon? Here's the Do-It-Yourself solution for a custom-made boat seat lift without breaking the bank. You know how expensive cooler seat racks and commercial leaning posts can be – especially those made to withstand rugged freshwater or even saltwater conditions. And you know the solutions should only cost $50-75 bucks rather than $250-750. Now, with these simple plans you can build your own! No drilling into your boat; no joints to work loose. Sturdy one-piece construction will outlast your boat. No rust, no rot, no maintenance. Tools required: power drill, pliers, screwdriver, measuring tape Unlike commercial designs YOU CHOOSE your height: Raise your seat 3,4,5,6...up to 12 inches. These illustrated plans will show you step-by-step how to save hundreds on your new seat lift. Takes approximately one-hour of time from start to finish. You will see better and be more comfortable on the water—feels like a new boat!