Source for original style seat - B Model

Robby_H · Mar 30, 2010

I have a 1941 B that I am restoring and someone put an awful aftermarket seat on it. I am trying to find the original style seat - padded bottom with the metal springs and metal back. I contacted Tony Carbaugh by email and asked him if he had everything in stock since he shows it on his website - he read my email and never replied so I won't be ordering from him.

So anyone have a good source for this seat?

Thanks

Robby

old · Mar 30, 2010

Are you talking about the metal frame work or the cushion or both?? If you need the frame I have one that needs to have one piece welded back on but other then that is in good shape and I can do the welding just one of those round to it things and I haven't got around to it yet. But I do not have a cushion

JR.Frye · Mar 30, 2010

Could you send me a pic of one I may have one and I have a friend that a bone yard and I can talk to him.
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bjb in TX from Ne · Mar 30, 2010

I bought an original style seat from AGCO. It sits in the frame. However it does not have springs rather it is a plywood base with foam supporting material and the black cover. The back rest and frame are separate from the seat. The come up on Ebay from time to time. I have an extra "high" (required for mounting the manual lift plow) seat frame (no back or cushion), if you are interested.

r aiken · Mar 30, 2010

Go to another Allis forum and ask them. There was a discusion a while back about someone is makeing them.
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RyanTN · Mar 30, 2010

Robby, I'm certainly not trying to tell you how to spend your money, but I did want to offer some insight on my "friend" Tony. Very recently, Tony's wife passed away and she handled most of the internet portion of their business. He has moved in some other family members as new hires to fill her very large shows there. I have ordered parts from them in the past and have always been very satisfied. I plan to give them a little "grace time" as they make this difficult transition.

Robby_H · Mar 30, 2010

(quoted from post at 05:02:13 03/31/10) Robby, I'm certainly not trying to tell you how to spend your money, but I did want to offer some insight on my "friend" Tony. Very recently, Tony's wife passed away and she handled most of the internet portion of their business. He has moved in some other family members as new hires to fill her very large shows there. I have ordered parts from them in the past and have always been very satisfied. I plan to give them a little "grace time" as they make this difficult transition.

Thanks for letting me know that. He wrote me today and gave me the details. Given the info you just gav e me I will order from him.

Thanks again.

ASEguy · Mar 30, 2010

Old, Do you have an original steel seat frame for a C or know where I can get one.
Gerard

chalmersbob(Pa) · Mar 30, 2010

The 41 B would have a low seat frame. later models used the "high" frame. The low frame was used with models that used the hand lift implements. the high frame allowed more room under the seat for the hyraulics. Bob

old · Mar 30, 2010

Yep I have the steel frame off a C one end of the bottom needs to be welded back on but other wise is in pretty good shape. e-mail is open

David Maddux · Mar 30, 2010

I have bought a lot of parts from Tony Carbaugh. You can not ask for better service and timely delivery. I am sure it will be that way again soon. He has lost his wife in the last few weeks. I can not imagine going through what he has. He is truly one of the most trustworthy people to deal with. Dave.

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