Sprinter Scopema swivel seat install review

Sprinter Swivel seat install review, w/ focus on Scopema. At first, I tried to build from scratch for about $100. But I couldn’t find an adequate ball bearing system. https://www.wholesalemarine.com/sprin... Swivel Seat Review of 4 different systems: https://faroutride.com/swivels-review/ Travois: Scopema retailer https://travois.ca/product/swivel-sea... Sportscraft: Humble Road - INSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS | Van Swivel Seats Install pt 01    • INSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS | Van Swivel Seats I...   https://livelikepete.com/sportscraft-... Scopema retail outlets are either in Vancouver, BC or Iowa; respectively either Travios.ca or Eurocampers.com. I paid $780USD to Travios for my 2013 Sprinter, b/c Eurocampers were “out of stock” for anything before 2019. The 2019 costs $710USD @ Eurocampers.com. Might be cheaper, if they had it. https://www.scopema.com/langGB/maps/g... Install and E-brake work around. Tim & Shannon - Installation of Sprinter Swivel Seat Adapters    • Installation of Sprinter Swivel Seat Adapters   Tools for install of seats: Torx socket female ~E10? To get the seats off. https://www.harborfreight.com/38-in-d... Hex head male metric ~6? For the Scopema screws to get the swivels installed. Tools to make an adapter plate for E-brake: 2”x3”x1/4” - 6061 aluminium plate - $free (go to local metal working shop and look for scraps) Angle grinder, to shape the aluminium to 2”x3” and soften the edges. Cobalt drill bits (optional) ($65). (If you don’t work with metal often and only have titanium or oxide drill bits, then kill them on this job and buy some new ones. Cobalt drill bits are relatively expensive.) Oversized drill bits to bore out space for recessed screws on adapter plate. ($40) https://www.harborfreight.com/silver-... Tap & die set: M10 1.5 threading ($42). If you make your own adapter, then you will need something like this. https://www.harborfreight.com/sae-met... Rotary tool ($10). For cutting through the E-brake harness, like Tim did in his video. https://www.harborfreight.com/rotary-... Long nose locking pliers. ($7) To clamp around the harness, while you cut, so that it doesn’t push the rubber gasket out the bottom, like it did for Tim. On my 2013 Sprinter, this would have been catastrophic, b/c the gas tank covers the gasket, with no way to push it back into place. https://www.harborfreight.com/6-in-lo... Metric wrenches to adjust the back compression spring of the E-brake line.