Hello Everyone, I have just purchased a pair of seat swivels out of a autosleeper from a well known auction site and I'm not sure that they are right....I cant get to my bus for awhile about 3 week and i didnt want to wait until then if i have to speak to the seller....Can anyone help please Thanks Jason
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seat swivels
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Re: seat swivels
Other swivel pickys.....
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Sorry forgot Thanks Jason...... 
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Re: seat swivels
I have one swivel seat (passenger side) and it looks just like yours
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Excellent thankyou thats what i wanted to know, Ive seen son many on here that are different and just assumed the ones i have are home made....
Does you one lock in forward and backward positions? Jason
Does you one lock in forward and backward positions? Jason
Re: seat swivels
there just aftermarket ones .
there are quite a few different types , but these with the 'wood' disc that hold the bearings inplace always get questioned !
usually you will find the genuine welded ones will keep the seat height lowest tho
there are quite a few different types , but these with the 'wood' disc that hold the bearings inplace always get questioned !
usually you will find the genuine welded ones will keep the seat height lowest tho
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Re: seat swivels
billy739 wrote:there just aftermarket ones .
there are quite a few different types , but these with the 'wood' disc that hold the bearings inplace always get questioned !
usually you will find the genuine welded ones will keep the seat height lowest tho
Thanks I did wonder....
, But again 80-90 to the rescue Thanks for the advise i will be debating if i'm going to put them in when i get to the van.....Jason. Might even do a rebuild forum thingy.........Absolutely No Idea What I'm saying...... 