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Old 10 May 2014, 21:09   #1
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Searider additional seating

Been toying with the idea of fitting some removable seating behind my console in my searider.

From time to time my parents come out for a bit of mackeral fishing so just wondered what people recommended.

A couple of ideas I has were:

- fitting the patches on either side of the tubes so i can slot in a bench as seen in sibs
- using those 'inflatable seats' that you can buy on ebay- basically the inflatable tubes that sit on the floor
- buying a seat pod and make a quick fit fitting so it can be removed.

has anybody done anything similar with a 4m searider?

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Old 10 May 2014, 21:31   #2
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I made something up for my 4.7 but they weren't that great in practise:

http://www.rib.net/forum/f8/some-occ...der-37993.html
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I made something up for my 4.7 but they weren't that great in practise:

http://www.rib.net/forum/f8/some-occ...der-37993.html
nice

Think it might be a bit out of reach in terms of my diy skills though
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What about outdoor grade beanbag chairs? I have been out with fishing guides that use them and they are very comfortable, especially in a chop because of the low center of gravity. Your passengers would probably lose the view though.
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Wanted the same for my Humber, so opted for an icey tek cooler... It seats 2 comfortably, and by releasing 2 ratchet straps is easily removable.

Only fixings are 2 small plates to the deck to secure in place, and is ideal for fishing or dry storage

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Nice, thanks for the suggestions. Definitely something to consider.
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