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Seems like it’s been a while since I posted an update, lots of stuff going on with deer hunting and was struggling with a stubborn kidney stone. Thank God, I passed that giant and didn’t have to have it surgically removed!
As I mentioned in another post, my Christmas present came early, legendary seat covers for the rear seats! Got those completed this past weekend, so thought I would share some detail. I noticed that Legendary did not have an installation video for these, only instructions. Hopefully posting that information sheet along with some pictures I took will help anyone else who has to do this process. I was fortunate that the foam on mine were all in pretty good shape, having been out of service since 1980! After reconditioning the frames and painting, the first step is to attach the foam bun back to the seat spring base. Then you can flip it over and turn the cover inside out, place it on top of the seat and center it as best as possible. There are small notches on the underside of the cover to show centerline. You can then flip it over upside down and attach the back edge of the seat cover to the springs, starting in the middle, working your way out to the corners. (sorry, forgot to take a picture at that step.) Next, flip it over right-side up and fold the front edges around the foam, stretching around the frame. You can then flip it over upside down again, and put a board across the springs to be able to kneel on to put pressure down on it and staple across the front edge. Again start at the middle and work your way out to the corners.
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