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  • Seat for 1990 312-8.


    Greg Cullison
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    Needs to be adjustable.  Located in Hanover, Pa. Thanks!



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    pacer

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    Not familiar with just what style seat your 312 is, but.... I have 2 1978 "D" series that the seats were really bad on and I didnt want to spend some $150ish on a seat. I had been seeing the ads for 'Temu' on the web (and seeing some 'not so good' reviews) but after seeing several ads for seats from $40+ and up to $70-80 I decided to gamble on one of the $44 ones. Well, I was VERY impressed with the seat and at $50+- with shipping and adjustable... YES!! I promptly ordered up another on at $70+- and again, very impressed with it. Granted, my old horses didnt match up to the seats bolt patterns but with some relatively easy mods I adapted them. Two nice seats for a little over $100 :handgestures-thumbupright::handgestures-thumbupright:

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    Greg Cullison

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    Thanks for the info, much appreciated. The seat on mine is clearly not an original but was modified to make it work. What mods did you have to make?

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    pacer

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    This is where these "cheapo" seats are lacking, unlike the more expensive ones that have the multi threaded points allowing ease in mounting, they have 4 threaded points - period, in the seat bottom -- IIRC the seat cross spacing was 7 1/2" - and 8 1/2" frt to back, with multiple holes in the sliders. A side note: it comes with hex head bolts in mm threads that - in my case - the head would NOT allow clearance for the sliders to move, but, a common 5/16 course thread bolt head will allow movement and threads right in the mm threads. Small inconvenience for for a nice cheap seat....

     

    The 'D' models have a different set up over the other models, having a ... car rear type spring? and I had to drill 4 new/different holes as my mounting points were 8" side to side . If your seat is mounted flat then you may have to add a ... off set spacer?? to allow mounting.....

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    Greg Cullison

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    That doesn't seem too hateful. I thought you were gonna say you had to weld on brackets or something like that. I will keep this in mind...thanks!!!

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    Greg Cullison

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    Looks like plenty of room for adjustments to make it fir. Price has gone up though... 

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    Skwerl58

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    In the next couple of months these will more than likely go on sale due to being off season. That is when I purchased mine. Ordered online and picked up in the store.

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    pacer

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    21 hours ago, johnnymag3 said:

    165 plus tax now

    Thats why I kept putting off getting a new seat for my 2 D horses. Last seats I had bought were in the $70 to $90 range from Northern, ebay, etc but geez, seemingly the same seats were now in the $150ish range! I will admit the $40 seat is probably not the best - it is adjustable and seems as good as the other $70 seat.... but it is a tad .... small? If you are a big guy and use your horse a lot then it would not be best choice. The tractor I put it on is my "yard" tractor, no deck just tows a yard cart/trailer picking up limbs/trash etc, so Im not sitting in the seat much. The $70 seat is much more comfortable. FWIW, Temu has several seat choices, even a couple with arm rests and high backs for around $100.

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    Brockport Bill

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    are you looking for a WH labeled factory seat, or any brand? -- When you say "adjustable "  I assume you know there are slider bracket sets that can be installed on a WH seat that then make the seat adjustable forward backwards? Are you willing to pay shipping to get seat to you?

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