Springfield Stowable Boat Table Base | 1660017
Springfield Stowable Boat Table Base | 1660017 — Product description
The Springfield Marine 1660017 is the pedestal post that holds up your cockpit or cabin table, then pulls out of the way when you want the deck back. Anodized aluminum, non-threaded taper-lock fit, and an ABYC H-31 B load rating for real marine use.
The Springfield Marine 1660017 is a stowable table base, the pedestal post that holds up your cockpit or cabin table and lifts out of the way when you don't need it. It's built from anodized aluminum, so it shrugs off salt spray and the constant humidity that eats cheaper hardware alive.
The whole point of a stowable base is flexibility. Drop the post into its floor socket when it's time to eat or spread out a chart, then lift it right back out when you want the deck space for fishing or lounging. This one uses a non-threaded taper design, 2-3/8 inch tapered down to 2-1/4 inch, so it seats into a matching taper-lock socket without any spinning or cross-threading. You set it, it stays put, and you pull it when you're done.
It carries an ABYC Class H-31 B rating, the marine standard for table and pedestal loads. That matters more than it sounds. A table base that flexes or wobbles under a plate of food and a couple of elbows gets old fast, and the H-31 B class tells you this one is built to take real cockpit use day after day.
Aluminum keeps the weight down, so lifting the post in and out isn't a chore, and stowing it in a locker won't add meaningful bulk to your gear. The anodized finish holds its look season after season instead of pitting and chalking the way raw or painted metal tends to do out on the water.
It's a good fit for center consoles, cuddy cabins, pontoons, and any boat running a removable table setup. If you're replacing a tired old base or building out a new table, match your socket to this taper before you order. Not sure what you've got down there? Send us a photo and we'll help you sort it out.
Key Features
- Anodized aluminum construction resists salt spray, corrosion, and UV chalking
- Non-threaded 2-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch taper drops into a matching taper-lock socket, no spinning or cross-threading
- Stowable design lifts out to free up deck space when the table isn't needed
- ABYC Class H-31 B rated for marine table and pedestal loads
- 7-inch round profile suits cockpit, cabin, and pontoon table setups
- Lightweight aluminum makes lifting the post in and out easy
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 | Springfield Marine Stowable Table Base, 7-Inch Anodized Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Brand | Springfield Marine |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1660017 |
| UPC | 038132480179 |
| Type | Stowable Table Base |
| Shape | Round |
| Diameter | 7 Inch |
| Mounting | Non-Threaded |
| Finish | Anodized |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Post Taper | 2-3/8 Inch Tapered To 2-1/4 Inch |
| ABYC Class | H-31 B |
Frequently asked questions
How does the base attach if it's non-threaded?
It uses a tapered post, 2-3/8 inch narrowing to 2-1/4 inch, that seats into a matching taper-lock floor socket. You drop it in, it holds, and you lift it straight out when you're done. No threading and nothing to spin.
What does the ABYC Class H-31 B rating mean?
H-31 is the ABYC standard covering marine tables and pedestals. The B class tells you this base is built to handle the loads a table sees in normal cockpit and cabin use without flexing or failing.
Will this fit my existing table socket?
It seats into a taper-lock socket sized for a 2-3/8 inch to 2-1/4 inch post. If your boat already runs a taper socket, measure it before ordering. Not sure what you have? Send us a photo and we'll help you match it.
Is aluminum going to hold up in salt water?
Yes. The post is anodized, which seals the aluminum against corrosion and keeps it from pitting or chalking. It's made for the marine environment.
Can I stow it when I'm not using it?
That's the whole idea. Lift the post out of its socket and tuck it in a locker to open up the deck for fishing or lounging, then drop it back in when you want the table.
What boats is this base suited for?
It works on center consoles, cuddy cabins, pontoons, and any boat set up with a removable taper-lock table. As long as the socket matches the taper, it's a straight fit.
