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Old 30 June 2010, 21:32   #1
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Hi all anyone suggest the best way to fit a new console to my project 5.4 without demolishing the original raised console raised mounting????????????
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Old 01 July 2010, 05:33   #2
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Hi all anyone suggest the best way to fit a new console to my project 5.4 without demolishing the original raised console raised mounting????????????
What do you mean by "original raised console raised mounting" ?
any pictures ?
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Old 01 July 2010, 17:24   #3
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sorry the best way to fit an aftermarket console onto the raised section of the searider deck Thanks Bob
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Old 07 July 2010, 03:07   #4
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Try to use the threaded anchors where the original console was mounted. Mine uses a size 10 metric bolt. I've seen other SR owners who say theirs were size 12M. These threaded inserts are heavily reinforced. Be careful if you screw anything to the deck. If you have a flooding hull, there will also be a buoyancy chamber in the center of the deck.
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Old 07 July 2010, 17:54   #5
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Or just remove the raised bit. It's not very difficult with an angle grinder and a big chisel. You can then non-slip flowcoat over the deck and it'll look like new, and be totally flat!
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Old 07 July 2010, 20:26   #6
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Suppose it depends on the angle of the angle grinder!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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