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Old 04-18-2023, 07:08 AM
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Installed new boots for the solenoid and starter.
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Is that a K&M seat? Do you remember if it was the Uni Pro KM 150 or the Uni Pro KM 160?

I need one for my 1810 and I know they are interchangeable with the 1210.
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Is that a K&M seat? Do you remember if it was the Uni Pro KM 150 or the Uni Pro KM 160?

I need one for my 1810 and I know they are interchangeable with the 1210.
I bought 4 of these when these guys still carried them. Now they are NLA.

https://www.northerntool.com/product...ar-description
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I bought 4 of these when these guys still carried them. Now they are NLA.

https://www.northerntool.com/product...ar-description
Nice match to original. A little cleaner than the "holy" universal ones.
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Has anyone used these?

https://hamiltonbobs.com/cart/128667...20cadet%20seat
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I bought one years ago- it's a decent seat, but it seems the bolt pattern sets the seat back too far on the seat springs and it ends up bottoming out easier.

I lucked out on a new 7519 seat about a month ago, but I don't know what I would use if I hadn't found it.
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Seems I bought one from him some years back also.
Thinking it lasted about as long as others I've had, but I sure as heck didn't pay $100 for a seat,
but in todays world, nuttin' is inexpensive, and is just going to get worse.
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The K&M OEM style seats were $150 when they were available.
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