---- Steve Williams <sbw@SBW.ORG> wrote: > > And now the stops work correctly! There's no mechanism on the seat > back or its pivot post, so there must be something inside the arm > rest. But I sure couldn't figure it out. Heck, I couldn't even > rotate the tube on the arm rest, and now that tube is fixed to the > pivot post, so I can't see where the pivot comes from. I guess I > didn't try hard enough to rotate it. > > Anyway, it's fixed, for now. We'll see whether the roll pin stays in place. I repaired both my seats, similarly to how you did. One of them would not adjust after the repair. I removed the arm, and hesitated a good long while before cutting the foam and exposing the cavity where the adjustment mechanism is. It had at some point gotten a lick that knocked the adjustment screw awry. I was able to get everything lined up properly and the screw then worked fine. I simply refitted the foam and resewed the upholstery back over it. No one can look at it and tell that it has ever been taken apart. mcneely -- David McNeely |
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