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#565805 08/17/2009 1:27 AM
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My 53 3100 seat riser has some rust-out. I've checked multiple sources and done the stovebolt search. Anyone know where I can buy the riser without the entire floor?

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Post a want ad in the Swap Meet?

I'll look tomorrow but I think the riser is attached with spot welds. Is the floor under your seat riser sound?


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I haven't seen this part as a separate replacement panel. (Maybe someone will prove me wrong)
If your floor is good you might be able to salvage a riser from a junkyard AD.
If you are careful with a spot weld drill I don't see why you couldn't remove one without butchering it.JMO

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check with Jimbo59 on this site, or check with Tom Myers, tom's truck parts miami OK. Jimbo is just south of FT Worth

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Thanks
I replaced the drivers side floor. The riser looks simple enough to remove and replace but I'm really surprised I can't find the aftermarket parts.

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Don, I do not know right off hand where I saw it but one is available but not just the riser by itself. I think it was part of the floor board.... this is from my bad memory!!


EDIT: check out "sheet metal" on several of the vendors. I know I saw it somewhere.

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Yes, it is available as part of the entire cab floor assembly. Just can't justify $529 when I don't need it all.

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..... I understand perfectly! And thats probably what I saw.Sorry.


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Achipmunk #566197 08/18/2009 3:43 AM
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Have you thought about cutting out the bad metal and welding in some new? I found some 1" 16 gauge angle at Lowe's that looks like it will weld in the bad areas pretty well. A Dremmel tool and there small grinding disk will get in most areas to make the cuts.

neilroy #566430 08/19/2009 12:46 AM
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Hey guys, I think I removed the seat riser from my 48 AD then decided to replace the entire floor. I will look in my shop tomorrow and let you know for sure.

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Thanks for the ideas. In fact,I buy sheet metal panels at Lowe's and use them for patches. I'll search a little more for the 16 gauge angle. My wife thinks Lowe's is "the other woman" I spend so much time there.

Dan B. #567115 08/21/2009 12:38 AM
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I have a seat riser from my 48. I took it out and then decided to replace the floor....Let me know if you want it. Thanks, Don

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Don:

Thanks for the offer but I was able to find a piece of angle I can weld in. As it turns out, I really only need to replace about a foot long section.

Dan


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