Seat removal?

[Glassdude]

Yeah this site's filled with all the old people, so it's calm. Luckily I was here near the beginning, so I balance all the age out.

Hey.... I resemble that remark Welcome to the site fgtex.

Mike

 

[BlueRidgeRunner]

Old? Whos old?

 

[rum4by5]

Welcome to the site fgtex

 

[powerboatr]

I had my rear out several times in my 2001 - sometimes I had help - sometimes not. Obvious it's better to have help -
Ron

so the operation was a success
sorry its early here and i have not been to sleep

 

[ranger boy]

And were glad to have you. You keep us younger.

Dave

*shrugs* somebody's gotta do it

but really, in all reality this site is a great place to be, just hope you can take a joke!

 

[rgdillon]

so the operation was a success
sorry its early here and i have not been to sleep

<groans>

Make note to self - use caution when using the word "rear" on SDD


Ron

 

[jvencius]

<groans>

Make note to self - use caution when using the word "rear" on SDD


Ron

...especially around Hoss350.

 

[ranger boy]

...especially around Hoss350.

yeah hes a little sensitive about the huge arse on his rig

 

[powerboatr]

...especially around Hoss350.

He's a Lumber Jack and he's OK,
Dips his skoal on his merry Way,
prefers his berry flavor over wintergreen,
which keeps him in check,
cause i heard he gets mean

 

[95_stroker]

On the seat removal....


JV,

Get someone to help you take it out, as you said its more awkward than heavy but it would be a shame to tear upholsery or scuff paint trying to wiggle it out the door. I've had my back seat out more than once already and its just easier with an extra set of hands.