Post by haitch on Jan 15, 2024 12:50:26 GMT 10
There is a plate with an elongated hole that the front seat bolt passes through. The nut does up under the plate.
If the plate was removed and the slot machined so the stud and nylok passed through then push the seat forward or back. The front of the seat is then captive while the 2 attachments at the rear hold the seat securely.
The location of the hole must be forward or aft of where the Seat Stud and Nut assembly normally rests.
Rough sketch attached. Some measuring and "finangling" needed.
I havn't tried it yet. But, picked it up from one of the US web sites
If the plate was removed and the slot machined so the stud and nylok passed through then push the seat forward or back. The front of the seat is then captive while the 2 attachments at the rear hold the seat securely.
The location of the hole must be forward or aft of where the Seat Stud and Nut assembly normally rests.
Rough sketch attached. Some measuring and "finangling" needed.
I havn't tried it yet. But, picked it up from one of the US web sites