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Question: Do I need to drill any holes in my boat to attach this?? Thanks!
Document: I had stripped out holes and was tired of bolting and unbolting. So when I found these I jumped on them. Wing nuts tighten them on and you just leave the seat on. Helps when we put the boat up for winter.
Works very well on my 3 seat - 12' alum boat. I did not need a spacer to reach wing nuts like my old ones.
I like it because it serves the purpose and was inexpensive. It's perfect for my jon boat - fits right over those metal seats/platforms so I can attach one of those chairs to it.
As long as you do not think of this as a way to permanently mount a seat to your boat, its pretty good. I have this mounted to a plastic 12ft jonboat and it works good enough for my purposes, but I need to be careful not to lean back in the seat because it will come off. Tightening this thing is a real pain in the ass even when using pliers or channel locks.
I purchased a 1976 Klamath 12 ft. Aluminum fishing boat and trailer with storage. I also bought a new seat with this mount. After a 2 week restoration the boat is awesome. In the storage I found 3 more good seats and decided that these mounts are much nicer than damaging the new wood by drilling holes to mount them and it is ideal to easily remove the seats for storage. The only instructions needed to bolt this mount to a seat is to turn a quarter rotation to access the bolt holes.
Very easy to install into my jon boat. The base of the seat mount easily matched the mounting holes on the seat's bottom. Quality item, built to last many seasons.
Very sturdy and holds well to the aluminum bench in my Jon boat. We use it as a third seat option when we need more than the two seats already mounted in the boat.
It will keep the clamps from moving if you rock forward or backward. Don't rely on the screws alone... they need to be tightened well on to a small 'grabber' piece at each corner that holds the adjustable rods of the clamp assembly.2) Look over the SliderG5 product and make your own side-to-side track for the bottom base of the Attwood ride in. A pair of channels screwed to the boat bench seat could be the track for the bottom base to slide in.
the mount is great but unless you have brackets to hold it on ... its not that great .... thanks
Fits great,  saves drilling holes to install. a solid, high quality unit that can be removed for storage.if required. Great deal!
Answer: yes