have a viper coral. how do you remove the seat panels on a viper coral.
my cushion on my drivers seat. right where my bid ass sits has a rip in it. how do you remove the 1 section. must pop of some how. any help will be appreciated
have a viper coral. how do you remove the seat panels on a viper coral.
my cushion on my drivers seat. right where my bid ass sits has a rip in it. how do you remove the 1 section. must pop of some how. any help will be appreciated
As far as I can remember that seat is 1 solid unit. You could lift it off of the floor pedistal unit and turn it over to see if there is a way to take it apart
have had the seat off. no problem. the outside material for the whole seat is wrapped around and stapled on. then some how all the section of the seat were you sit are fitted in. on most seats they are velcroed in or with umbrella clips cant see either on my seats
I would say to call Dan at Deans Top and Canvas. He is the one who made the seats and can give you all the info you need. He is also a BBC sponsor
Deans Top & Canvas
Mountain Home, AR
870-425-6189
well i found out. remove the seat from the pole. flip over and remove the sliding alum seat base. find the 4 screws which were under the base and remove them. the bottom seat pad will now come off. to remove the back insert? inbetween the folds the differant back seat pads look for 2 small holes in the crease. inserrt and philips screw driver , find the screws and remove them.
Modified by daax at 6:59 AM 1/6/2011
Yeah, they tried to put some screws through just far enough to get a bite but not stick up to where they might poke a butt.
My passenger side seat bottom screws had apparently fallen out, and one day at WOT messin with another boat, the seat bottom lifted up and blew out out the back of the boat. Luckily it floated
I also have bottles of sun tan lotion, bug repellent, etc blow out of those side cubby holes at top speed.
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