attwood 64839 Lock'N-Pin 3/4" Pin Base - Stainless Steel with Nylon Bushing, Non-Threaded - 4" x 8"
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That's not how it works. The smooth kingpin is the only exception.
It is, yes.
The space beneath the deck on mine is 3 7/8".
Selected User Reviews For attwood 64839 Lock'N-Pin 3/4" Pin Base - Stainless Steel with Nylon Bushing, Non-Threaded - 4" x 8"
One of the seat bases started to rust after fishing saltwater for one and a half On the same boat I have other Attwood seat bases that do not rust. So why the difference in these is because all the stainless steel is supposed to be durable. What if the SS grade was now just a little lower?.
This is a piece of rusted junk. Your money is worth saving. That's junk that has rusted over time. Marine Stainless may be used for the plate, but junk steel is used for the post insert.
I found it to be perfect for my needs. It is just a matter of screwing it down and popping in the seat post.
I like how it works.
They arrived in a timely manner. How I expected it to be.
It was a great base plate, much better than the one we had.
The product does what it claims.
The product is of good quality.
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