Has anyone installed 2 lean/seat??

[laser]

Starting off the New Year with my 23' project, in the water, Potter bracket, twin 2001 135 'Rudes, loving it! The boat is still rough until I figure out all that I want to do.
The boat will be used for family fishing and diving so flexible seating a must. I was thinking that a second leaning post seat with no rod launchers up against the transom might do the trick. My fuel bulbs and filters would be accessed behind it, air tanks could be strapped underneath, or a cooler for family cruises. The helm seat will have a live well under it.
Anyone done this?

Bill

PS. I can put my 300 lbs on the bracket and it stays dry!!! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[bjfg144]

Birdsall Marine in West Palm Beach, Fl. Has a leaning post similar to what your talking about.

[bjfg144]

Birdsall Marine in West Palm Beach, Fl. Has a leaning post similar to what your talking about.

[bjfg144]

www.birdsallmarine.com

[ScottM]

Bill,
You might try to find a fold-down bench seat that some of the other boat mfg's put in their transom areas. This way it could be dropped out of the way for fishing and folded up for seating when needed. Pursuit is one boat that comes to mind.

[TarponTom]

I saw a new 30' Whaler at a recent boat show that has a nice swing-down rear seat. They use the bolster as a back rest when it's up. I'd love to have a couple of those on each side.

http://www.whaler.com/Rec/default.as...&type=Conquest

[ January 02, 2004, 09:30 AM: Message edited by: TarponTom ]

[TUGBOAT]

How bout' something like this ? Seems easy to mfg. could even put release hinges to take completely out.

Scream'n reels'

[Billybob]

Whatever you do, make sure there is some type of backrest on it.It's hard to see passengers behind you when you're takin off, wouldn't want to lose one! [img]images/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

[laser]

Thanks for all the responses!!
I like the idea of the fold down seat but what/how do they support the front when going thru the waves? I could swing the seat up high to access the priming bulbs and put one of those slide on tank holders that would work when the seat was down. Is it comfortable enough to seat on?
Bill

[John R]

The ones that I've seen have legs that foldout and lock in place... They'll certainly be more comfortable than standing all day, velcro on some comfortable floatation cushions and you're all set [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]