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- goff1256Explorergot mine at Home Depot
- stickdogExplorer
busyguy wrote:
This might help. Go to Goodwill or the salvation army store and get an old chair that is similar and change the base out. Cheap repair and then take the chair and give it back. They will junk it for you
I had this problem with a Lazy Boy and found a perfect match at the Salvation army store for $10 buck.
Busyguy
Just might get a piece of junk. - Dusty_RExplorerDon't know what your swivel bearing is like, but I've seen lazy susan type bearings in hardware stores.
Dusty - busyguyExplorerThis might help. Go to Goodwill or the salvation army store and get an old chair that is similar and change the base out. Cheap repair and then take the chair and give it back. They will junk it for you
I had this problem with a Lazy Boy and found a perfect match at the Salvation army store for $10 buck.
Busyguy - stickdogExplorerYou need to learn to google. Try "swivel chair parts" many sites for replacement parts.
- IAMICHABODExplorer IIMaybe something from Shop4Seats like this,they have a lot of swivel seat bases.
- OasisbobExplorerNot sure without seeing it. Perhaps a swivel base from a boat seat found at a marine supply?
- Will something like this work? Boat seat swivel.
http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/marine-raider-boat-seat-swivel#repChildCatid=10813
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