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home Aside posted 10-28-2011 12:29 PM ET (US)
http://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/?set=a.278127405561510.67425. 123147241059528&type=1
Looks good, exactly what I was thinking for a backrest for my stern seat on my Revenge.
Pat
home Aside posted 10-28-2011 12:31 PM ET (US)
The setup for the frame/legs is what I want so I can mount it into the built in road holders on the stern beam.
TC Goldman posted 11-01-2011 09:23 AM ET (US)
Hey Guys, this is my 2008 27' Outrage (new to me this yaer) I love the boat, great motors. I also have a 1988 17' Montauk and love the teak on it. I just think Whalers look more tradional with a little wood to class it up.
Mike did nice work in making this for me. I am still getting the angle right for the backrest. I think I may change out the rod holders for a different angle or no angle. This is something to keep in mind if you plan a project like this.The rod holder posts for backrest are a little hard to find (not many choices for angles).I got these from We$t Marine- maybe look around harder($$$).
I think I'd like to add a little more wood somewhere, but do not want to over do it. Anyway if you have any questions just ask.
TC

rong posted 11-01-2011 11:27 PM ET (US)
I bet that feels good on the spine in rough water! lol
TC Goldman posted 11-02-2011 10:08 AM ET (US)
Doesn't really make a difference in comfort. In really rough you stand anyway and use your legs. Don't worry it's not like the wood seat on a 13' for comfort - ha ha

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Author	Topic: New Nautical Lumber Teak Seat Backrest
home Aside	posted 10-28-2011 12:29 PM ET (US) http://www.facebook.com/#!/media/set/?set=a.278127405561510.67425. 123147241059528&type=1 Looks good, exactly what I was thinking for a backrest for my stern seat on my Revenge. Pat
home Aside	posted 10-28-2011 12:31 PM ET (US) The setup for the frame/legs is what I want so I can mount it into the built in road holders on the stern beam.
TC Goldman	posted 11-01-2011 09:23 AM ET (US) Hey Guys, this is my 2008 27' Outrage (new to me this yaer) I love the boat, great motors. I also have a 1988 17' Montauk and love the teak on it. I just think Whalers look more tradional with a little wood to class it up. Mike did nice work in making this for me. I am still getting the angle right for the backrest. I think I may change out the rod holders for a different angle or no angle. This is something to keep in mind if you plan a project like this.The rod holder posts for backrest are a little hard to find (not many choices for angles).I got these from We$t Marine- maybe look around harder($$$). I think I'd like to add a little more wood somewhere, but do not want to over do it. Anyway if you have any questions just ask. TC
rong	posted 11-01-2011 11:27 PM ET (US) I bet that feels good on the spine in rough water! lol
TC Goldman	posted 11-02-2011 10:08 AM ET (US) Doesn't really make a difference in comfort. In really rough you stand anyway and use your legs. Don't worry it's not like the wood seat on a 13' for comfort - ha ha