Posted by 2510Paul on April 27, 2015 at 19:31:57 from (173.202.142.245):
Allen, you asked about the air ride seat I put in my 4320. As most know there is no kit for the 10 and 20 series JD's. I fabricated my own base and worked with a very helpful gentlemen at Industrial Seats to pick one that would fit. We chose a Sears 3030T Seat. It is lower but still has a 4" stroke so it will fit a little higher base above he rockshaft cover.
It has a swivel built right in. It also has the fore and aft rock that you can use or turn it off. It is fabulous.
I wired it off the accessory circuit through a relay. The relay I got through JD, it is used on the JD 4440 in many instances.
Here is another picture. I have many pictures of my fabricated base if there is interest. I could share the pros and cons of what I did and what I would do different next time. There were a lot of "fitting" decisions to make. I can also send you the contact information for the gentlemen at Industrial Seats if there is interest.
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