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Posted by SGT K on March 20, 2005 at 07:38:59 from (216.125.213.243):
The seat on my old rusty 14 was really bad. I looked through the after-market catalogs for an inexpensive replacement. It finally dawned on me to check on having my old one recovered. I repainted the metal and had a local shop do the cushions. It's not OEM, but I had her stitch some white in the center too. I ended up with a seat of good quality for half of the money. Another nice thing is, John Hobby came all the way from Mass. to go with me to pick it up. The only problem is,,,the seat now makes my old rusty tractor look like heck.
 I will shamefully admit that this second photo is a blatant attempt to show off my old H (like you all have never seen one). But I just love this old tractor. I received a lot of help here restoring it, and I've met a lot of nice people. 
Paul
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