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Seat post for captains chair

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Seat post for captains chair

Postby Laserbait » July 30th, 2019, 7:06 pm

Hi All!

I have a '88 36 Mariner, and the captains chair is WAY too low for me. Does anyone know if the post can be replaced? If so, what diameter size does it need?

Unfortunately, I'm taking a trip and don't have access to the boat right now to check it out closer. Any information would be great because I'd like to order something taller for this weekend's cruise when I get back.



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Re: Seat post for captains chair

Postby Cooler » August 1st, 2019, 9:56 am

Laser - not sure what was used on your vessel, but mine has the post piece as an individual item. The base and the seat attachment are extremely sturdy, so all you would really need is the actual post. Could go to a trucking equipment store and maybe even get an air-ride post. 8-) er
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Re: Seat post for captains chair

Postby Viper » August 2nd, 2019, 6:02 pm

You could try contacting Carver with your hull number and they'll give you the supplier info. Just contact the supplier and ask them what your options are.
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