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Re: (ET) replacing torn seats
Cool. It looks like the leather is just glued on? Did you put new piping on the seat also? Or just fold a leather sheet over the seat? There's a John Deere store about 300 yards frmo my house - I may stop by there also to see if they have any nice looking seats that I could fit on there, if they're not too pricey. 

Mike
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Michael S. Briggs
UNH Physics Department
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On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, steves wrote:


I bought a remnant of 'hide of Naugas' (or whatever they cover seats
with) at the fabric store and redid them myself. Pretty easy job.

- SteveS

Michael S Briggs wrote:


Since my E-15 is nice and freshly painted (pictures coming), I'd like to
put some fresh seats on there instead of putting the old torn ones back
on. I checked the archives online on this, and the main suggestion I saw
was to check with www.jacksonsaddles.com for replacement seats - but that
website doesn't seem to work anymore. Are they no longer in business? Any
other places to check?

Thanks,
Mike




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