Posted by RHeimiller on December 22, 2010 at 21:41:58 from (69.204.70.245):
i started a week ago or so restoring my grandfathers super a that has been sitting around unused for prob fifteen year or so now. i have found many things that need fixing but one that seems to have me stumped is the seat. my tractor seems to have the coil spring under the seat which i can find on the parts sites. this means it has the post that rides between your legs and bolts near the brake pedals. but it also seems to have a shock there too. ive tried searching th web for pics of this setup but most that i have seen on the super a are the leasf springs and the ones that i find, which are far and few between with the high seat for the coil arent clear enough to see it there is a shock. does this sound right?
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