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TI believe I have figured this out, but I will run it by the guru's. '51 8n, started giving me fits with a scraper bucket. I got stuck...
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TTJ64 replied to the thread Rest-o-ride seat.I went with Korves. I called Steiner and they confirmed that theirs were made of Chinesium. For 35 bucks more, I got the good ones...
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TYes, what Greg posted! As I have posted before, I had a Chinese one from Steiners fail after less than 10 hours. The ones that Korves...
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TTJ64 replied to the thread Rest-o-ride seat.I appreciate that! I just finished up my seat and used it for the first time last night. It was....fun,lol. nothing really went like I...
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TI went back and took another look at your original picture. If you look closely at the seat bracket you will see little "L" shaped...
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TTJ64 replied to the thread Rest-o-ride seat.Thank you! I've never ordered from them before so was checking on the shipping aspect. Seems like every time I order from Steiner I end...
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TGo with the ones from Korves! Top quality, I've had a set on one tractor for going on two years now with no problems. I'm a little north...
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TSome of the posts make it look like the fact that it is a diesel was missed. The diesel was not converted to 12 V it came from the...
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TTJ64 replied to the thread Rest-o-ride seat.Dont know whether to start a new thread or continue on with this one? I have removed my seat and have all the parts "moving" (nothing is...
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TTJ64 replied to the thread Rest-o-ride seat.I came close....next time I will. At least it's ford red and light gray now. I need the tractor at Least every other day right now...
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TI was able to find off the shelf bushings to rebuild my seat. The springs were a little spendy but I am now happy that I rebuilt the...
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TTJ64 replied to the thread Rest-o-ride seat.you are correct. I took the seat off today so I could paint the Blue, RED! I took a 3 lb hammer and tapped the end of the threads while...
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TThank you 8NChris! I got a really good laugh!!!!!!
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TCrow Horse, is FIL your friend in love? I couldn't figure that acronym. EDIT: It occurred to me after the fact. Father-in-law
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TFair enough. If it were mine, however, I'd still convert shafts to one with the larger splines. The ORC's on those older small splined...
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