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Thread: PA 22 seat extended 1 1/2"

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    Thanks Gilbert. That's what I needed to know.

    Quote Originally Posted by Gilbert Pierce View Post
    Here is a picture of the seat extenders that Steve made. You basically cut the seat rails and weld these in using the tube in a tube method.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Pierce View Post
    Here are some common problems I have found with the Clipper seats. Cracks and kinks. Somethings to look over carefully everytime the seat is removed and at annual. Also know of a couple of airplanes being wrecked because the seat wasn't installed properly and it came out of it's front attach fittings and flipped the pilots back with no control of the airplane. [attachment=2:37ud08qr]100_2263 (Medium).jpg[/attachment:37ud08qr][attachment=1:37ud08qr]100_2266 (Medium).jpg[/attachment:37ud08qr] [attachment=0:37ud08qr]100_2268 (Medium).jpg[/attachment:37ud08qr] This one the seat pin came out. http://www.ntsb.gov/NTSB/brief2.asp?ev_ ... 139&akey=1
    I don't see any pictures but there seem to be links there that won't open
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    Pictures didn't switch over when we changed software. Inspect your Clipper seats. Found many cracked.
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    Talked to my mechanic about doing the seatback extension on my Pacer. He wants an STC or other approved data. How have others handled this?

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    I would love to by the seat extender from you. Paul Curtis Yogi@hascallsteel.com 616-293-4587

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    Default Seat Mod for a Tri-Pacer

    Somewhere I saw a complete pictorial of a seat extension...does anyone have it or know where to find it?

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    its on the shortwing.org site or at least it was

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    Quote Originally Posted by yogiusmc View Post
    Somewhere I saw a complete pictorial of a seat extension...does anyone have it or know where to find it?
    http://www.shortwingpipers.org/forum...ded-1-1-2-quot
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    Default Re: Seat Mod for a Tri-Pacer

    Here are the ones I have on file.
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    Default Re: Seat Mod for a Tri-Pacer

    The above does not work on a Clipper or very early Pacer. The seat back hinge is different.

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