Has anyone removed the seatbacks from the bow area of their rides? I've got some deep cleaning to do on them (mildew), and would rather do it out of the boat if possible. I don't think even my 11 yr old's arms would fit up in there if there is a nut or screw to be loosened!
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Its going to be much harder to take them out becuase you do have to reach some where up behind the cushion to get them out Im pretty sureEverything happens for a reason
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It is not a pleasant thing to do, and while getting them out is rough, getting them back in might be even worse. I'm looking forward to getting my interior back from being redone, but I can't say that I'm looking forward to reinstalling it. I can't be sure that Tige never changed their method of securing them, but mine had screws run through at the seams. There were even a couple screws that were behind the vinyl. And you're right, i don't think your 11 year olds arms would fit up there...Comment
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Its not to bad taking the speaker out helps. 7/16 nut to break loose then a lock washer and a large flat washer. once you break the nut loose it pretty much just spins right off. be a nice family project well until a kid gets a fiberglass splinter then the fun stops.Comment
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Like KKO said, pull bow speakers. Just had 2 of mine off a couple on months ago to add cleats.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And MoreComment
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Did you remove your entire interior or just part of it?Originally posted by illiniboarder88 View PostCursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."Comment
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I removed the whole thing. The bow was the only challenge. It's possible that they have changed the way they fastened those on. I removed the nuts loose only to find that didn't get the cushion loose. On top of being bolted into place, there were several stainless steel screws going into the fiberglass. They were screwed from the outside, but you couldnt see them. I backed the ones I could get to out with a set of vicegrips on the back. The others, I ran a screwdriver along the seam until i heard the clang of metal. Then I was able to unscrew them. To make matters even more difficult for me, I don't have bow speakers. I know, that sounds like blasphemy.Comment
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what no bow speakers!!!!!!! im not even talking to you any more!!!!
wow thats sounds crazy what you had to go through to get your pannels out. i have not done the older ones and it sounds like i dont want to. congrats on your job well done!Comment
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It will have bow speakers eventually. But, what I don't plan on having is a payment bookComment
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