New seat for TC29D

Doc_Bob · Jun 6, 2006

They shoot horses, don't they?
Bob

ovrszd · Jun 7, 2006

A friend of mine left his in a horse pasture overnight, they chewed every knob off, pulled every electrical wire, seat, steering wheel, even gnawed the hydraulic hoses on his loader. Did thousands of dollars in damage. I don't particularly like horses because of things like this, but then, you can't really blame the horses, they just looked at it as a new toy.

ovrszd · Jun 7, 2006

A friend of mine left his in a horse pasture overnight, they chewed every knob off, pulled every electrical wire, seat, steering wheel, even gnawed the hydraulic hoses on his loader. Did thousands of dollars in damage. I don't particularly like horses because of things like this, but then, you can't really blame the horses, they just looked at it as a new toy.

Doc_Bob · Jun 7, 2006

Great lesson learned. My neighbor's horses get out once in awhile. They come onto my property. I will have to be diligent and make sure the tractor is in the barn.
Bob

Doc_Bob · Jun 7, 2006

Great lesson learned. My neighbor's horses get out once in awhile. They come onto my property. I will have to be diligent and make sure the tractor is in the barn.
Bob

Renegade6 · Jun 7, 2006

I just replaced the seat on my 1925 with one from TSC with a base that has an adjustable angle. I had to do a little modification to the base where it mounts on the tractor but, it's a lot more comfortable than the old one.

Let me know if you want any details on what I did and I can post them.

Renegade6 · Jun 7, 2006

I just replaced the seat on my 1925 with one from TSC with a base that has an adjustable angle. I had to do a little modification to the base where it mounts on the tractor but, it's a lot more comfortable than the old one.

Let me know if you want any details on what I did and I can post them.