Boat is a 2009 242. I'm looking to see what others have done to stow the sky pylon when not in use. In my previous 282, there was a fitting under the port side aft seat that the pylon would lock into (it appeared to be made of starboard or a similar material). My 242 doesn't have such a means to stow it and otherwise will roll around in the locker or under the port side seat.
Has anyone fabricated a means to secure the pylon, and if so, what did you use for it? I'm leaning towards using a router on a block of coosa or starboard, but curious what other ideas are out there. TIA.
Stowing the ski pylon when not in use
Stowing the ski pylon when not in use
2009 Cobalt 242 (5.7 GxI-J)
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2002 Monterey 190 (Merc 5.0 w/A1g2)
Re: Stowing the ski pylon when not in use
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