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Old 12-21-2012, 04:53 PM
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You know, I grew up driving tractors with pan seats. I believe they are more comfortable than other seats, as long as they have springs underneath!
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Old 12-21-2012, 10:05 PM
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The seat looks nice on your cub!
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Thanks everyone this site has been very helpful, If i eventually come across a original seat ill get it. I lost one on ebay by a buck i was a little upset but what can you do. the only other original seat i found was rotted out they want 65.00 i had to pass knowing i can find a better one at some point.
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[QUOTE=cubfixer;165652]You know, I grew up driving tractors with pan seats. I believe they are more comfortable than other seats, as long as they have springs underneath! [/QUOTE

Ill take the pan seat anyday over the other.
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A pan seat with a backrest is prefect!

............. i like the thought of a backrest. Thanks i just might look around and see if i can find one.
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Old 12-22-2012, 05:54 PM
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Not much more progress, getting ready for christmas has slowed work down vut i did get the hitch on today. i did my best to save the Brinly decal.
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Looking very good! Thanks for the update.
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The holidays are over and made some more progress on the ol 70. Picked up an original seat too, so i guess the one thats on it now is going to get hung up on the wall. Wheres a good place to order my decals?
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i like maple hunter decals.
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You're getting closer! Thanks for the update and pics.
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