woodlandfarms
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Just one more thing to check. My seat felt off today. On further inspection the plywood had rotted out.
Rotten seat
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cqaigy2
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Hope you weren't hurt in the mishap.
Thanks for this heads up too. I'll be sure to notice if my seat falls off.
Thanks for this heads up too. I'll be sure to notice if my seat falls off.
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Oooo.... butt splinters! :shocked:
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woodlandfarms
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Yeah, no kidding on the splinters. While my tractor sits under a carport most of the time, it does sit out as well in the rain. And with debris that falls into the back....
Thankfully Ken S had sent me his old seat so I was able to put it on and back in the game again.
Thankfully Ken S had sent me his old seat so I was able to put it on and back in the game again.
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One more example of fine TBN citizenship amongst PT owners! :thumbsup:
flattopp9
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What a coinidence, I went to clean leaves out the other day and found plywood roted on the unit just got. I will just make a new plywood base to staple covering to. Have a great day. Dale
