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Old 12-25-2017, 01:44 PM
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Pull Door to get the Bench Seat out?

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Do I need to pull one Door to get my Bench Seat out of the Cab? (F150-77 Regular Cab)
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No. But you will need a friend.
 
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Should not have too I pulled my seat out to have it redone and I have a 73 F-250 no problems whatsoever!
 
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Good! Thanks a lot guys!
 
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Old 12-25-2017, 02:33 PM
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I removed the standard bench and put what I call bench buckets out of an '84 in (significantly taller back) without removing a door in my 74 regular cab. My problem was available help...........she didn't so much as %%tch about it but her pessimistic attitude about it fitting as she held the other end was a real buzz kill..........pick your help with that in mind.........just say'n.
 
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Its easier to take the two hinge bolts out an remove the back of seat and then the bottom seat
 
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Thanks!
Good suggestions!!!
 
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Old 12-26-2017, 09:17 AM
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Its easier to take the two hinge bolts out an remove the back of seat and then the bottom seat
That's how I do it too.
 
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Why not just fold the back forward? If you put a towel under the bracket, and drag it out of the passenger side, you wont be fighting the steering wheel.
 
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i just pulled mine out by myself by putting a 30" long piece of 2x6 lumber under the driver side bracket so it could slide as i pulled it out the passenger side. Mine is a Standard, i have the shifter pulled out as well, but i dont think it would interfere much anyway. I let it fall to the ground and stood it up on end. Im going to wait for help to put it back in though!
 
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Once again. Thanks a lot for all good suggestions!!
Now I am just have to choose between my wife and a piece of 2x6 lumber!!
 
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Yep

Originally Posted by Matt1966
Once again. Thanks a lot for all good suggestions!!
Now I am just have to choose between my wife and a piece of 2x6 lumber!!
Thats funny.... and a tough choice ... the 2x6 isnt going to have any 'great' suggestions for you
 
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