Axis Boat Driver Seat Lift For 2012 And Up. Gives The Drivers Seat A 4" Lift on 2040-parts.com
Washington, Utah, United States
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Seat base modification will give a 4 inch lift to your drivers seat and add an extra storage compartment. The seat base is base is made out of 6061 billet aluminum and anodized black. All of the hardware to install this seat base will be provided. The nuts and bolt that are currently holding down your seat will also be used. All of the hardware provided for the install and to assemble the seat base are stainless steel. The ball nose spring plunger and the hinge for the door are stainless steel. All the parts are high quality and will not rust. Thanks for looking and happy and safe boating!
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