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Hey folks,
long time ago you could get these seat cushions in the sporting goods section that got warm when you squeezed them (sat on them). These things still around? If so, what are they called? Trying to find one online but no luck. they were orange on one side with a camo pattern and green camo on the other side.

thanks, Dave
 
Just a note of thanks for the .pdf information on the Fahr KH40 rake/tedder.

Here's a <a href="http://warmyourbuns.com/index.html?lmd=40232.726319">link</a> to what you might be looking for.
 
Just cut a piece of styrofoam the size of your "seat" and enjoy the hockey game or outdoor activity..very inexpensive to keep really warm
 
(quoted from post at 13:32:24 12/02/10) Just a note of thanks for the .pdf information on the Fahr KH40 rake/tedder.

Here's a &lt;a href="http://warmyourbuns.com/index.html?lmd=40232.726319"&gt;link&lt;/a&gt; to what you might be looking for.
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No biggy. The company emailed me after I got that one from ebay offering a good price for originals. I asked for a set and a parts manual for yours. Haven't heard back yet.

Dave
 
(quoted from post at 13:32:24 12/02/10) Just a note of thanks for the .pdf information on the Fahr KH40 rake/tedder.

Here's a &lt;a href="http://warmyourbuns.com/index.html?lmd=40232.726319"&gt;link&lt;/a&gt; to what you might be looking for.
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Did you get to look at ond figure out your timing? Should be something real simple.

Dave
 
Yeah, Have had them. After a few uses they loose their heat, and cushion. Are filled with polyfoam beads, which crush down. Have tried to refill them, but didn"t last long.

Now I use a cheap boat cushion. Holds it"s shape, doesn"t self destruct. About as warm. Has straps for carry, and is fairly waterproof.
Hunting buddy uses a square of 2 inch styrofoam insulation. Keeps his fanny about as warm.
 
wife bought one couple of years ago put in microwave on high 2 minutes then put back in insulated came pouch, nice and warm for 2 hours, some heat for nother couple, Mark
 
(quoted from post at 19:03:00 12/02/10) AAWWWW - Bigger bibs with a pillow behind?

Might ruin your modeling contract tho!
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You IS funny...
Don't quit your day job though :shock:
 
get yourself some foam from one of those tempurpedic mattresses...gotta be the hottest thing i ever slept on...it created heat.
 
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