Montyblay
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- Jun 14, 2010
- 2
- Boat Info
- 245 Weekender 2000 Standard Horizon CP180i GPS, Garmin 240 Fishfinder
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- Mercruiser 5.7 EFI w/Bravo II Drive
Cockpit Table & Leg - WANTED
- Thread starter Montyblay
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Nehalennia
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- Aug 22, 2007
- 10,006
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- 2001 310DA twin 350 MAGs, Westerbeke 4.5KW
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- Twin 350 MAG V-drives
I have the table top, but I'm using the post and bracket on the new table I made.
You may want to try FPmarine.com
You may want to try FPmarine.com
Henry Boyd
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- Apr 24, 2007
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- ‘09 Sabre 38 Hardtop Express “Serenity”
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- Volvo D6 w/IPS450 Pods
Monty,
Ditto Todd's comment on the table top. The reason why tops are easy to find and legs are not is that the tables are just about useless. About all they hold is a couple of beers and a bag of chips (sorry, a couple of lagers and a bag of crisps).
The leg and bracket was made by Garelick, and is available from boating supply places, so you do not have to limit yourself to Sea Ray sources. You might also want to consider having a top made for you. Todd and I both made larger tables. In my case 22" x 34" for our 280. The original top is 22" in diameter.
Henry
Ditto Todd's comment on the table top. The reason why tops are easy to find and legs are not is that the tables are just about useless. About all they hold is a couple of beers and a bag of chips (sorry, a couple of lagers and a bag of crisps).
The leg and bracket was made by Garelick, and is available from boating supply places, so you do not have to limit yourself to Sea Ray sources. You might also want to consider having a top made for you. Todd and I both made larger tables. In my case 22" x 34" for our 280. The original top is 22" in diameter.
Henry
