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<blockquote data-quote="pescatore" data-source="post: 100668" data-attributes="member: 1308"><p>I forgot, What do you use to screw the seat pedestal to the deck?</p><p>Mine (as you can see from the pics) lay over two of the ribs of the frame.</p><p>If I decide to lock the deck screwing it to the frame I just tread the screw through the deck and frame (then I screw the rest of it ).</p><p></p><p>But if I decide to keep the deck removable how can I screw the pedestal? anythign that would appear on the other side of the deck would be laying on the frame ribs making everything irregular and the deck unstable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pescatore, post: 100668, member: 1308"] I forgot, What do you use to screw the seat pedestal to the deck? Mine (as you can see from the pics) lay over two of the ribs of the frame. If I decide to lock the deck screwing it to the frame I just tread the screw through the deck and frame (then I screw the rest of it ). But if I decide to keep the deck removable how can I screw the pedestal? anythign that would appear on the other side of the deck would be laying on the frame ribs making everything irregular and the deck unstable. [/QUOTE]
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