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I have a 2002 4100 Open and the powered captain seat has broken plastic blocks. It appears to be the part the seat is mounted to and slides fore and aft in the seat rail. Can you please advise where I can purchase these?
Funny you should bring this up because mine broke a couple weeks ago. It was promptly added to the "winter list" for the off-season, but I've done some research in the meantime. There doesn't seem to be a supplier where you'll be able to just go buy the parts. According to my research, our best bet is to disassemble then find some plastic which others have said is easy enough to recreate with basic basement tools.
Good luck! If you find an easier solution, please be sure to report back as I will promptly follow your lead.
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Thanks for the information. I'll research and send a note if I locate one.
Thanks,
Tim
(07-12-2022, 12:17 PM)MC1600 Wrote: Funny you should bring this up because mine broke a couple weeks ago. It was promptly added to the "winter list" for the off-season, but I've done some research in the meantime. There doesn't seem to be a supplier where you'll be able to just go buy the parts. According to my research, our best bet is to disassemble then find some plastic which others have said is easy enough to recreate with basic basement tools.
Good luck! If you find an easier solution, please be sure to report back as I will promptly follow your lead.
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Home Port: Hope Port-Newport Beach, CA and we boat in So Cal and Northern Baja.
Vessel Info: 2002 4100 Open, Cats 3126B 450 HP.