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I have a 1450 that sat outside in the weather for who knows how long. The seat is in terrible shape but is original. Do you know if there are any options for new seat covers for the original pan?
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A QL should have came with a seat on it with some lines impressed and a mid back. I'm not sure they make a true original replacement, but a 6 pad is close. (Which is still available.) But honestly, unless you just absolutely want an "original" seat, a replacement seat is fine. Not like it affects the value of the machine any. You'll likely spend as much getting it re-upholstered as you will replacing it.
Check out this thread: http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...highlight=seat I am no help on re-upholstering the original |
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Sam Mac re-upholsters the originals, he gets the covers from Sweden.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...2&postcount=12 ![]() ![]() Bill |
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you can get the 6 pad seat still from messicks for 130 bucks or so...thats what i did for my 169 and just painted the pan white...i cant remember part # though sorry...when i re-did my 1250 i got lucky and found a 10 dollar recover vinyl attached to foam, and a couple bucks to mcmaster carr for trim lock...that was from colemans military surplus, but theyre out of stock now they say...
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The original seat pan is in great shape but the cushion is cracked and beat up. I would rather recover the seat than replace it. |
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![]() Unfortunately Bob, your in the minority, most people want to throw out the old one and bolt on a new one. I think MJ is on the right track, buying a new one and painting the pan or go as far as swapping the new cushion to the old pan. Either way I think your gonna have to buy a whole seat. Bill |
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yeah trust me, i like to only spend 10 bucks too and i like the seat, and the originals better than the new style high back ones, but ive been looking ALL over for something similar and its not to be found....i liked the 6 pad from messicks though...price stings, but its a quality seat and looks lust like the old ones
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I pick mine from Northern Tools, it was a direct fit for $79 (20% discount)
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/too...9222_200519222 You can find the same almost everywhere but if I have to do it again I fit a 18" high back like the one on my Kubota.
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