Screw down seat frame....How to?

[Sanger Jet]

Whats the best way to screw down wood seat frames in wood/fiberglass hull?
Mine have bounced loose several times and I'm looking for a better way to do it.

[Squirtin Thunder]

Call me !!!
Jim
1-928-704-1158

[Sanger Jet]

Thanks for your help Jim

[Bryan Rose]

I am guessing this is secret info..................................So much for the exchange of info :rolleyes:

[Oldsquirt]

I am guessing this is secret info..................................So much for the exchange of info :rolleyes:
I'm going to guess he just told him not to run the screws all the way through and into the trailer bunks. :D

[moneysucker]

I'm going to guess he just told him not to run the screws all the way through and into the trailer bunks. :D
Should hold.

[Bryan Rose]

I'm going to guess he just told him not to run the screws all the way through and into the trailer bunks. :D
JUst a lttle humor here on Friday....................
Bryan

[Squirtin Thunder]

Whats the best way to screw down wood seat frames in wood/fiberglass hull?
Mine have bounced loose several times and I'm looking for a better way to do it.
Actually I told him to use Hollow Wall Anchors being he can't get to the otherside. I also told hime that he needs to seal it with epoxy first then a tad bit of sillycone and then bolt down the seat.

[Bryan Rose]

We all so serious here today........go to the river or lake......................NOW!

[Sanger Jet]

Actually I told him to use Hollow Wall Anchors being he can't get to the otherside. I also told hime that he needs to seal it with epoxy first then a tad bit of sillycone and then bolt down the seat.
After the fiberglass man finishes inside.........he's going to work on my bottom :eek: :eek: :eek: :2purples: :2purples: :2purples:

[shootingstar72683]

Too bad they didn't use marine plywood for the interiors. A bit heavier but lasts.