Springfield Boat Seat Bracket 1780011 | Pro Tilt 7 x 7 Inch Black
Boat part number 1033539 is a tilting seat bracket from Springfield Marine, Pro Tilt series, part number 1780011 .
made for Custom Applications
$24.95 MSRP: $33.68
GLS Stock #: 1033539-PH495
126 in stock
Boat part number 1033539 is a tilting seat bracket from Springfield Marine, Pro Tilt series, part number 1780011 .
This tilting seat bracket is measures approximately 7" L x 7" W overall, has (4) slotted mounting holes spaced 4 1/4" - 5 3/4" apart center on center, and is ideal to use with butt / banana seats for comfort and ease. Fits a 3/4" pedestal post.
Features:
Instruction / installation manual included. Hardware not included.
This tilting seat bracket is measures approximately 7" L x 7" W overall, has (4) slotted mounting holes spaced 4 1/4" - 5 3/4" apart center on center, and is ideal to use with butt / banana seats for comfort and ease. Fits a 3/4" pedestal post.
Features:
- Tilts at angles of 3°, 15°, 25°, 30°, 40, and 50°
- Spring loaded locking mechanism, no pins to fumble with or lose
- Unique six position tilt bracket allows a pro fisherman to select a comfortable position of his choice anywhere from a Flat seating position to an extreme 50° leaning position
- E-Coated Springfield Marine's "Hard as Nails Finish"
- Part Manufacturer: Springfield Marine
- Part Number: 1780011
- Model: Pro Tilt
- UPC: 038132500112
- Overall Dimensions: 7" L x 7" W
- Mounting: (4) Slotted Holes 4 1/4" - 5 3/4" Apart Center on Center
Instruction / installation manual included. Hardware not included.
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Product Questions
Why is there no spring on this seat base as there is with stationary seat bases? I only want to use it in the flat or 3 degree position. Seems the spring around the 3/4 inch base shaft would provide some cushioning as does the one on a station seat base. Primarily I would be using it in the 3 degree position to eliminate discomfort because of the way a straight stationary pedestal leans too far back due to the way the deck on my boat is built along with the way the boat sits in the water.
Question by: Danny Maynard on Aug 10, 2022, 11:06 PM
Hi Danny,
That's probably something you'd want to ask of Springfield Marine, or a Springfield dealer. We don't do any sort of installations, etc., and just aren't that familiar with what they can or can't do.
Sorry we could not tell you more.
Gene
That's probably something you'd want to ask of Springfield Marine, or a Springfield dealer. We don't do any sort of installations, etc., and just aren't that familiar with what they can or can't do.
Sorry we could not tell you more.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Aug 11, 2022, 8:20 AM