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#1214575 04/25/2017 1:56 AM
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Anybody have an easy way to install the seat in a 46..

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The back cushion has two brackets that slip into openings on the cab back wall to hold it in place.
The 1939-46 design gives a totally different way the lower cushion adjusts. It sits on four front to back braces above the gas tank. Two of these braces have small pegs which fit into holes in the cushion bottom. In this way, the cushion can be lifted at the front and moved forward or backward.
NOTE: The lower and upper cushions connect where they meet. Thus, at least the lower part of the back will move with the lower cushion. Unfortunately, your shoulders and arms will always be the same distance from the steering wheel.
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Ok, thanks. When installing seat do you hook seat together before installing or put back on then bottom? Cant seem to get them together in the cab..

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Originally Posted by jetmech6868
Ok, thanks. When installing seat do you hook seat together before installing or put back on then bottom? Cant seem to get them together in the cab..

The upper and lower seat sections can be hooked together in the cab if the two sections are positioned so that they nearly lay flat. It is a two person job with one person on each side of the truck. After the two are linked together the seat back can be hooked into the cab slots, and the bottom can be positioned in the four tracks.


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