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Can someone post a pic of correct 7 hole seat?
Also a 3 hole would be appreciated. I have 9 and
5 hole seats but trying to stay politically correct.
 
So are you telling me that mine is not supposed to have 19 holes?
Feels good on hot days cultivating.
Richard in NW SC

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TWO-CYLINDER magazine March-April 2009:
AD1606R hi-back bucket steel seat was widely used until 1970's by John Deere on
various equipment.
Also: 1937-1942 9 holes *1942-1944 7 holes *1944-1946 5 holes *1946-up 3 holes

I would think that bolt and square plate would get uncomfortable after a long day.
Thanks
 
Not too long ago you could still buy the AD1606R but you would be disappointed. I ordered one for the heck of it and it was some low square pan. Funny how they kept the same part number and did all those changes to it.
I had a lot of H's over the years. Several had the aftermarket seats with the shock on them. But the ones with original style looking seats it looked like the pan had a little higher back on it and I just can't remember how many holes they had ? if it was 7 or 9 ?
 
The seat on my H doesn't have a plate and hex bolt. It has a carriage bolt and it isn't a problem to ride all day.
I am not about to tell my h that it isn't politically correct.
 
I once bought a tractor where the previous owner torched the hump off the front center to allow room for the family jewels !
 
That looks like on implement seat to me. One that would be used on a cycle bar mower and such. I have an original 9 hole seat and it has a square hole in it for a carriage bolt.
 
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