I have a nephew that doesn’t get out fishing except for when I take him. This would b great. Thanks for the change Will

Contact Otter customer service at 1-877-go-otter

The seats are supposed to angled down as to not cut off blood circulation.

In the pole and on the plastic end plug.

This is what we use on the displays.

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No problem Glen. Glad I could help.

And ellpoutguy. I mean how can u not love them big ol things. ????

Yes it is on correct. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

Yes there should be that much play. Pull it tight fold it over the edge of the sled and snap on the trim lock. I recommend using a number 2 square screwdriver bit for the trim lock screws. If your having trouble with the trim lock you can put on one side screw a screw in and then pop the rest on. Hope this helps. If you have any other questions feel free to ask.

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Getting new seat rail brackets will help with being bent (im assuming thats the bent part) and yes they are tight. Holding the seat rail while locking the seat slide base will solve this problem and should make the seat slide bace loosen up. Contact otter at 1800 go otter or http://www.otteroutdoors.com for the seat rail brackets. They should b covered under warranty.

Yes Al. Your looking for part number 200197. Contact otter at
1 800 go otter or http://www.otteroutdoors.com

Templates for xt lodge

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Queenswake
Templates for xt lodge
Hope these pics help

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Kevin. Some of those 650 canvases were a little small. The poles to the left and to the right of the seats need to be drilled out. The pole that goes in the L pipe above the seats need the push pins need to be moved down a half inch. This well loosen the canvas allowing it to rest on the ground.