Tipping seat brackets should there be
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Tipping seat brackets should there be
My tipping seats are just the 2 brackets one below and one over is there a moulded bit to take up any slack on frame of seat where it tips.
Re: Tipping seat brackets should there be
Not quite sure what you mean here, a photo would help.
Usually, they just have two U-shaped brackets per seat at the front, with a thin metal shim underneath (Part 13) where the seat bolts to the floor above the carpet, as per this link:
https://www.angloparts.com/en/spare-par ... /car-seats
These do eventually wear through (often caused by rust), which may be causing the slack you mention...You can get new stainless steel ones.
Usually, they just have two U-shaped brackets per seat at the front, with a thin metal shim underneath (Part 13) where the seat bolts to the floor above the carpet, as per this link:
https://www.angloparts.com/en/spare-par ... /car-seats
These do eventually wear through (often caused by rust), which may be causing the slack you mention...You can get new stainless steel ones.
Maurice, E. Kent
(1970 Traveller)
(1970 Traveller)
Re: Tipping seat brackets should there be
And there are usually a couple of screws in the seat tube to stop it moving sideways, they are simple self-tappers and rub against the brackets (12 in the above diagram).