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Fig. 47 - Foam Float Seat Adjustment
positioning the seat bracket in one
of three
provided
holes. The seat may be tilted back,
allowing the operator ample room to stand.
Float-0-Matic Seat
(See Figs. 48 and 49)
The Float-0-Matic Seat offers maximum
operator comfort.
The coil torsion spring
efficiently dampens out roughness when op-
erating over rough terrain. The knob at the
rear of the seat allows the operator to se-
lect a desired position, regardless of oper-
ator weight. This contributes to better vis-
ibility and handling ease.
The seat may be
Fig. 48 - Float-0-Motic Seat
Fig. 49 - Float-0-Motic Seat Adjustment
moved rearward, allowing the operator am-
ple room to stand. The seat is also adjust-
able fore-and-aft by loosening the securing
studs and sliding the seat bracket to the de-
sired position.
Pan-Type Seat
(See Figs.
50
and
51)
The contoured Pan-Type Seat may be ad-
justed fore-and-aft by repositioning the seat
bracket in one of the three provided holes.
The seat may be tilted back, allowing the op-
erator ample room to stand.
Fig.
50 -
Pon-Type Seat
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