From my first Taylorcraft in the early 80's. This seat is really comfortable. I have two of them but having converted my plane to a "single seat" plane, I only had to mount one. Made for Dune buggies if I remember correctly. Shoulder harness works really well now, super snug if you want it that way.
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Point well made on the shoulder harness. Same as before; poor mounting point on the cross tube. I'm working on some way to attach a cable to the second frame junction above and behind the seat. The one about 4 feet back. Looks like I may have to cut and redo some fabric.
On the other item I checked the weight of the second seat and it is just short of 13 pounds.
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I guess it really isn't a single seat as it is still legally the same as before. What I did was make a deal with the insurance company that I would never fly a passenger, and that made my insurance dirt cheap. I have atrial fibrillation from running very fast, and way too often, for about 25 years (not continuously, chuckle). So I think it would be unethical/irresponsible to haul a passenger. So putting in the single seat was just the last part of that. I kept the canvas seat bottom attached to the back mount and simply rolled it up on the cross board mount and tied it down under the new seat. So it is a "single seat" in practice only.
DC
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