chuck stevens Well-known member Oct 9, 2020 #1 Trying to save a original wooden seat frame, does anyone have any pictures how the wood goes together. It looks like they used 3" angle irons to hold the back to the side plywood, thanks Chuck.
Trying to save a original wooden seat frame, does anyone have any pictures how the wood goes together. It looks like they used 3" angle irons to hold the back to the side plywood, thanks Chuck.
C cas3 Well-known member Oct 9, 2020 #2 i got some...maybe not much use. could look at my seat, but dropped it off for upholstery in Feb., promised in April, not seen it yet !! Attachments IMG_0523.JPG 160.5 KB · Views: 57 IMG_0524.jpg 35.8 KB · Views: 58
i got some...maybe not much use. could look at my seat, but dropped it off for upholstery in Feb., promised in April, not seen it yet !!
chuck stevens Well-known member Oct 10, 2020 #3 Thanks for the pic's they do answer some of my questions. Hope your seat is returned soon, I must be CAS4 my initials thanks again Chuck
Thanks for the pic's they do answer some of my questions. Hope your seat is returned soon, I must be CAS4 my initials thanks again Chuck
TerryOH Well-known member Oct 10, 2020 #4 Not sure of 33-34 but the 35 seat does use angle brackets on the upper, rear L & R top corners of the back rest to the sides of the side pieces.
Not sure of 33-34 but the 35 seat does use angle brackets on the upper, rear L & R top corners of the back rest to the sides of the side pieces.