Seat cover for ck3510 torn seat

[Skidrowe18]

Hi All,
I have a tear in my seat and have been searching for a seat cover (water proof). I can't seem to find anything for a kioti any one have any suggestions?

 

[dickfoster]

Hi All,
I have a tear in my seat and have been searching for a seat cover (water proof). I can't seem to find anything for a kioti any one have any suggestions?

I've got the same problem. Tools in the back pocket. Gotta remember not to do that. I haven't seen any ready made slip ons for tractor seats so I'm thinking of taking the seat to an auto upholstery shop and getting something made up. Maybe camo canvas that can be removed and washed when necessary or maybe neoprene like the material they make wet suits from.

 

[Skidrowe18]

I sometimes regret going with kioti. There is such a lack of after market items but usually can find an alternative. Their website is less than good as well. Love the tractor but...

 

[DK35vince]

For the cost of a good seat cover you can probably go to Tractor Supply and get a new seat.

 

[jabelding]

Why not just use a vinyl repair kit?
Amazon.com: 3M 8579 Leather & Vinyl Repair Kit: Automotive

 

[MESSMAKER]

K & M is the seat place. Nice seats that are cheap enough and well made. Used to be available from the Rural king for a better price.

 

[Skidrowe18]

Thanks for all the feedback. But it's also strengthen my original point that other manufacturers are just not building aftermarket items for the kioti. I took a look at k&m and kioti isn't mentioned. I am sure I can find something generic but was just looking for something to cover a 3 inch tear on the seat.

 

[dickfoster]

Thanks for all the feedback. But it's also strengthen my original point that other manufacturers are just not building aftermarket items for the kioti. I took a look at k&m and kioti isn't mentioned. I am sure I can find something generic but was just looking for something to cover a 3 inch tear on the seat.

I don't think you're going to find aftermarket seat covers for many if any tractor seats, regardless of brand. There just isn't the volume required to support a market for them like there is for cars. Like I said, take your seat to an auto upholstery shop and they should be able to fix you up. Maybe you can even get a spare seat cover made up in case you wear your new one out or tear it.