Springfield Quad-Action Handle Assembly | 2100033
Springfield Quad-Action Handle Assembly | 2100033 — Product description
This is the Springfield Quad-Action Handle Assembly, the replacement handle for a Trac-Lock pedestal post. When the original cracks or gets sloppy after a few seasons, this puts your seat's release and lock back to feeling right. Part number 2100033.
If you run a Springfield Trac-Lock pedestal on your boat, the handle is the part you touch every time you sit down. This is the Quad-Action Handle Assembly, Springfield's replacement handle for the Trac-Lock post, part number 2100033. When the original handle cracks, seizes, or just gets sloppy after enough seasons in the sun and salt, this is the piece that puts your seat adjustment back to feeling right.
The Trac-Lock system is Springfield's slide-and-lock pedestal, and the handle is what operates it. Pull the handle, the post releases so you can position the seat. Let it go, it locks back down. That's the daily job it does, and it's the reason a worn handle is worth fixing. A seat that won't lock where you want it, or one that fights you every time you reach for the release, gets old fast on a long day of fishing.
This is a direct replacement for the handle on a Trac-Lock post, so if that's the system you've got, it goes back in the same spot the old one came out of. It's a straightforward swap for most owners. You're not rebuilding the pedestal, you're replacing the one wear part that sees the most hands.
Who's this for? Anyone running a Springfield Trac-Lock post on a bass boat, a center console, a pontoon, or a runabout, where the helm and companion seats slide and lock on the track. If your post is a different Springfield mount, or a plain fixed pedestal, this handle isn't the right part. Check that you've actually got a Trac-Lock post before you order, and if you're not sure, send us your pedestal details and we'll help you pin it down.
Springfield has been building marine seating and pedestal hardware for a long time, and their replacement parts are made to match the originals. That matters on a locking mechanism, where a handle that's a hair off never quite seats right. Get the correct part, and it just works the way the factory setup did.
Key Features
- Direct replacement handle for the Springfield Trac-Lock pedestal post
- Quad-Action operation releases the post to move the seat and locks it back in place
- Springfield part number 2100033, matched to the original handle for correct fit
- Simple swap for most owners, no pedestal teardown required
- Genuine Springfield replacement part for the Trac-Lock seating system
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Springfield Marine reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Quad-Action Handle Assembly for Trac-Lock Post |
|---|---|
| Brand | Springfield Marine |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2100033 |
| UPC | 038132590335 |
| For Use With | Trac-Lock Post |
| Component Type | Handle Assembly |
| Action Type | Quad-Action |
| Part Category | Boat Seat Pedestal Hardware |
Frequently asked questions
What does this handle fit?
It's the replacement handle for a Springfield Trac-Lock pedestal post. If you've got that post, this is the part. It isn't made for fixed pedestals or other Springfield mounts.
What does Quad-Action mean?
Quad-Action is Springfield's name for this handle on the Trac-Lock post. It's the lever you pull to release the post so you can set the seat, and it locks the seat back in place when you let go.
Is this a genuine Springfield part?
Yes. It's Springfield part number 2100033, made to match the original handle so the locking mechanism seats correctly.
Will it fit any boat seat pedestal?
No. This handle is specific to the Trac-Lock post. If you're running a plain fixed pedestal or a different Springfield system, it won't be the right part. When in doubt, send us your pedestal details first.
Is it hard to replace?
For most owners it's a straightforward swap. The new handle goes back in the same spot the old one came out of, so you're not tearing down the whole pedestal.
Does it come with mounting hardware?
This is the handle assembly itself. Our data doesn't spell out every fastener in the package, so if your install needs specific hardware, reach out and we'll confirm what ships with it before you order.
