Passenger seat bit the dust

[KDAVID1]

The passenger seat on my Ranger finally gave up (I appears the wood rotted where the folding frame attaches to the seat back)--is there and easy fix for this or will I have to cut the vinyl and replace the whole structure? Looking for something fast and easy until I can afford all new seats. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

 

[oops!]

Re: Passenger seat bit the dust

no big deal here....

take out the staples......remove the upholstery.....then the foam......and cut another piece of plywood.....paint the plywood...

put the foam back in then wrap the upholstery.....and re staple.

 

[FarmallM]

Re: Passenger seat bit the dust

no big deal here....

take out the staples......remove the upholstery.....then the foam......and cut another piece of plywood.....paint the plywood...

put the foam back in then wrap the upholstery.....and re staple.

I agree. I've done this successfully with several Lund seats.

 

[KDAVID1]

Re: Passenger seat bit the dust

Excellent---is one type of plywood better than another?
Thanks for the replies.

 

[produceguy]

Re: Passenger seat bit the dust

I would use ext grade so it will last you for a while.

 

[KDAVID1]

Re: Passenger seat bit the dust

I would use ext grade so it will last you for a while.

Cool--thanks a bunch to all.