Sliding Pirogue Seat
My seat in the concave (inverted V) bottom pirogue sometimes would slide off center, and it was hard to get it back to center while I’m sitting on the seat. so I thought two ¾ “ sticks on the bottom would keep it centered.
I decided that was too simple, and went for a sliding seat. I used a seat base I already had, and put two “runners” on it so it wouldn’t rock on the apex of the inverted V floor and used UHMW tape to make them slicker.
SEAT BASE RUNNERS
Two ¾” cedar were used to keep the seat centered, one was drilled to accommodate a bolt latch to lock it in place.
SEAT GUIDES
LATCH BOLT
FINISHED SEAT
I like to keep things simple, but this addition makes it easier to keep the seat where I want it.Beautiful day in Kansas, especially for December.
Good Fish’n
Andy
My seat in the concave (inverted V) bottom pirogue sometimes would slide off center, and it was hard to get it back to center while I’m sitting on the seat. so I thought two ¾ “ sticks on the bottom would keep it centered.
I decided that was too simple, and went for a sliding seat. I used a seat base I already had, and put two “runners” on it so it wouldn’t rock on the apex of the inverted V floor and used UHMW tape to make them slicker.
SEAT BASE RUNNERS
Two ¾” cedar were used to keep the seat centered, one was drilled to accommodate a bolt latch to lock it in place.
SEAT GUIDES
LATCH BOLT
FINISHED SEAT
I like to keep things simple, but this addition makes it easier to keep the seat where I want it.Beautiful day in Kansas, especially for December.
Good Fish’n
Andy