Anyone use a telescoping seat pedestal?

jjschwi

Cadet
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I don't have the flip up bolster seats in my 2003 sea ray, so when I'm pulling skiers or tubers, or cruising the lake I find I like to look over my windshield but my seat is to low, just wondering if anyone has any first hand experience with these extension pedestals . Yeah or nah..
 

UncleWillie

Captain
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Re: Anyone use a telescoping seat pedestal?

I Love it!
Low when it is Cold. High for a good view.

The highest position is the same or a little higher than standing up.
I do NOT feel like I am about to get thrown over the rail as many might suggest.
You sit high but your backside is fully in the seat, unlike balancing on a bolster.
It feels quite secure sitting on a "Stool".
BoatSeats1.jpg

P.S. That is the Admiral at 5'2" in the picture.
Yes, Her feet do not reach the floor at the Full extension of the Pedestal.
Remember, It is Adjustable!
 

Silly Seville

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Re: Anyone use a telescoping seat pedestal?

I installed them on my last bowrider and loved them! The extra height allowed me to really stretch my legs, AND more importantly, allowed the Admiral to look over the windshield. I would put them in every boat I owned if it had separate captains chairs at the helm.
 
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