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Old 18 December 2007, 00:38   #1
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Leeway Jockey seats

How robust are they? I need a set to put side by side in a boat and these might do but want a bit of strength in them. The Outhill ones are reputed to be very thin, how do these compare?
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Old 18 December 2007, 03:28   #2
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Try Tim or Jason @ menai marine, nice blokes to deal with. They have a great choice of very strong & robust consoles and jockey seating here:

http://fp.menaimarine.plus.com/5.5page.htm
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The Outhill ones are reputed to be very thin
I agree.. the Outhill GRP bits are only just satisfactory I've found, its the stainless fittings and seating parts that let them down most. I am currently dealing with one supplier who only seem to want to use Outhill stuff.. which is a shame .. but no doubt profit related
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How robust are they? I need a set to put side by side in a boat and these might do but want a bit of strength in them. The Outhill ones are reputed to be very thin, how do these compare?
They are fine, had a couple of seat bases off Leeway as have several other members on here, no complaints.

Be interesting to see the photos of his new console

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I fitted a leeway double in my last rib and have bought 2 single and 2 doubles for the new one, they are well made and very strong, I cant fault them, the stainless and upholstery is of a very high standard as well, would recommend them to anyone.
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