table leg height for 2009 212X

[upperdeck]

I'm looking for the shorter table leg height for a 2009 212X. My boat is in storage and I cannot access it till the snow melts!

Thanks in advance!

 

[itsdgm]

I won't be home for a few days but I'd be willing to uncover the boat and measure for you when I get home Tuesday. Just send me a PM Tuesday to remind me. Unless somebody else already knows or can get the info sooner.

 

[upperdeck]

Thanks!

 

[itsdgm]

Keep in mind that I have an 07 AR210. As far as I know all the 210, 212 & 230 series boats of our vintage used the same tables and round legs.

Here's what I found. (other than the fact that our cover leaked from all the rain we've been having)

SHORT TABLE LEG: 14 1/4 long
LONG TABLE LEG: 25 3/4" long
DIAMETER OF TAPERED END: 2 3/16

Here's the proof. Hope that's the info you were looking for.

 

[upperdeck]

That is exactly what I needed! Thanks so much!!!

 

[tonschaa]

In addition to this....
Which kind of Magma adapter do I need for these poles? Is it Garelick, Springfield or Todd type?
http://www.magmaproducts.com/T10-180_Adapter_Plate_Label_Instructions_Sheet.pdf


Thanks!

 

[zipper]

@tonschaa Should be the same as my 07 AR230 i believe, on this thread. But I dont know what boat you have, your info indicated boatless and 242, confused.

 

[tonschaa]

Hahaha, I just updated my profile. I made my profile when I was boatless. I finally found a jetboat overhere in the Netherlands, a 210SX '07
Sorry

Your profile photo is exactly what I want! A Magma on the existing table pole

 

[zipper]

Mine is a little different than the mounts in your link. I used a piece of 2" s. s. tubing 29" long. It slips into the existing table leg and makes the grille higher on the swim platform. And then I used the Magma powergrip levelock mount https://www.westmarine.com/buy/magm...ocking-rod-holder-mount--9590415?recordNum=78 because we use the long leg for the table in the cockpit and the short leg for the grille out back. The 2" s. s. TUBING was easy for me to find. It is common around dairy farms with 2" milk pipelines.
https://jetboaters.net/media/swim-platform-grill-stand.4118/

 

[tonschaa]

OK, good idea and looks very neat! Just to be sure; What means S.S. after 2 inch? We use different metrics . My tube is 6cm or 2,36 inch in diameter.
And the Powergrip is tight/secure in this way?

 

[zipper]

S.S. is stainless steel. Measure the inside diameter of your tube, it should be just over 50.8 mm, because my dairy tubing has an outside diameter of 50.8 mm or 2" . Whatever slip fits into the factory leg without wobbling around.

 

[tonschaa]

Nice, thank you, we`re talking the same measurements! I am going to search a tube with this diameter, should be no problem