I am putting a back seat in my K-5 and was wondering how was the rear mounted? The seat i have has the realease part of the rear mount but what does the part that attaches to the floor look like? Pics would help a lot
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Back Seat Mounting
- Thread starter 1979jimmy350
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Roz
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its just a 90* angle piece on the seat that secures to the floor with a nut on the underside of the floorboard
mini_mull
1/2 ton status
If you have the removable one, it's just a rectangle cut out of the floor with a round bar running across the width of it. I can snap pics later today if no one has already.
mini_mull said:
that would be great if you could do that
The '76 would have the old style seat that bolts down front and rear.1979jimmy350 said:
The flip-and-fold style is newer, though I can't remember if it was '78 or came in the 80's.
You're gonna need a welder to make the latch release seat to work on a '76 tub... do you know what you're in for?
I can run out in a bit and get you pix of both if you're gonna go fab-happy... but you might well be better off getting the old style seat, especially if you don't want to be MIG'in it.
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dremu said:
i have the newer style seat so thats what i am going to use, i do not mind fab work at all, im actually workign on fabbing my own doubler right now
mini_mull
1/2 ton status
Here ya go bud:
Rear brackets:
Rear Bracket Close up:
Front Bracket close-up:
If you need any other angles or specs let me know. BTW, these are from a third seat of a burb, but I was told they were the same when I was looking to buy my third seat. Good luck. Let us know how it turns out.
Rear brackets:
Rear Bracket Close up:
Front Bracket close-up:
If you need any other angles or specs let me know. BTW, these are from a third seat of a burb, but I was told they were the same when I was looking to buy my third seat. Good luck. Let us know how it turns out.
