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Landlord Seat Pans

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MrSteele
I suppose I am calling it what it is? I have a rebuilt engine, a rebuilt deck, several new belts, though I have to get a few more for stock in the event something goes.... But, I am still using whatever pile of rags I can get easily for a seat. I was intending to recover the seat myself with a roofing product called Duro Last for weatherability, but when I removed the old covering, there was little metal left to cover. Is there a decent supply of seat pans available for the old wide seat, or am I going to have to settle for a newer style seat?

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Tom_Byrne
Try Northern Tool. They have a pan seat almost identical to the old Landlord seat- I bought one and I'm satisfied. Only difference is there are drain holes in it. On sale right now too!http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product2_6970_403691_403691

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KSever
quote:
Originally posted by Tom_Byrne
Try Northern Tool. They have a pan seat almost identical to the old Landlord seat- I bought one and I'm satisfied. Only difference is there are drain holes in it. On sale right now too!http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product2_6970_403691_403691
They are nice and I have had a few but there is another difference which is the mounting bolts. This new style seat has two bolts in the middle which would mount on a large tractor seat spring. Drill two holes in your seat deck and they fit nice.

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KSever
Here's a picture how it looked on my previous 717
[img]http://www.simpletractors.com/club2/attach/KSever/mine717.jpg[/img]

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Tom_Byrne
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Drill two holes in your seat deck and they fit nice.
Forgot about that part!:I

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FastPaul
Drill two holes in the seat pan, I have the same seat on the LL Very close to origial and cheep

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Guest
There is also a seat cover which goes right over the old seats and it looks really nice. I have one. I think they are sold on eBay by a guy for $29 all the time. I refered him to Kent to advertise on this site, but I don't think he did anything. Sample eBay Seat: http://cgi.ebay.com/Simplicity-Lawn-Tractor-Seat-Cushion-1960s_W0QQitemZ120027749234QQihZ002QQcategoryZ50377QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem


Sample Northern Tool Seat: http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product2_6970_403691_403691


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ka9bxg
With the seat that Northern sells I roled back the fabric drilled some holes in the correct place and welded some bolts into place works O.K. but still would like to fix the original.Bob

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TomSchmit
Bob - Place in ad in the classifieds. Remember that the same seat pan was used on the 707 and 717 Broadmoors!

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MrSteele
Thanks for the advice. I will agree with Bob, as well. I would like to put it back as close as I can to how it came out. But, down here in the sunny south, there are few who would notice the difference, anyway.

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MrSteele
Hey Paul! Is that by chance an LA or LB International on the wagon behind your tractor?

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