How do you attach the padded seat to the commode frame? Mine did not have instructions
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If you have the bag containing screws and parts...take the grey half-clamps and place them on the rear horizontal bar of seat frame, screw the pan head screws into the underside of the padded seat. You should see pre drilled holes in the underside of the seat, which determine the placement of the clamps.
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it was already attached, i believe but going to see if i can find the direction from my father( he keeps every thing)
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Its been almost a year since I put mine together. I suggest you try the website for the company. I remember it wasn't too intense to put together. I'm sorry I can't offer more help, I don't want to steer you in the wrong direction.
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I had to unscrew one of the screws on the U-shaped things on the bottom to be able to get them around the front bar, then screw them back in. Took me a few minutes to figure that one out, too...
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Mine didn't have instructions either. However, as long as you have all of the brackets (mine did NOT) then you can figure it out easily. Perhaps, like mine, yours is missing a bracket. If that is the case, what I did was contact amazon who had one sent to me from the manufacturer. I hope this helps.
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Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine.
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Unusual. Have never seen any other way to attach a seat, neither in the US nor in Europe. Are you sure it would not work? You may have a different image of a screw in this case. There is a lock mechanism involved. If English is not your native language (as in my case), the terminology may be confusing. Good luck.
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That's a mighty wide seat post. Most are thinner. Remove nut from the tightening screw. Must remove seat post from the frame and slip it up from the bottom. May need to remove the rubber washer/spacer. Apply nut back into the nut-sized depression. Tighten. You may have a very nice bike...and heavy-duty also with a frame that big. Good luck. I specialize in old Schwinns and Raleighs. Have fun!
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We had the same problem. We just got a wooden board the same size as the seat and screwed it on. It worked find. I don't know where to buy a new on.
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I had no such problem don't remember what "letter" screw would be the right one...I suggest a longer screw or a dab of glue on it before you screw it in to help it seat permanently...
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I uninstalled the seat, put the cover on, then I pinned the cover into the sponge part of the seat using s hooks and re installed the seat. there are videos on this on youtube as well.
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Hello Craig, Below is the assembly instructions for the Big Man's Drafting Chair. I can email you the complete instruction with diagram it you prefer. Remove all parts from carton, separate by part numbers indicated on parts list, and verify part quantities. STEP 1 Insert five Casters (2) into Base (1), push hard until you feel or hear the Caster (2) snap into place. STEP 2 Slide Pneumatic Cylinder (3) through Footring (6) and into Base (1). STEP 3 Secure Footring (6) to Pneumatic Cylinder (3) using two Knobs (7). FULLY TIGHTEN KNOBS (7). STEP 4 Attach Back Support (9) to rear of Seat Cushion w/ Seat Plate (4) using four Screws (8), FULLY TIGHTEN ALL SCREWS (8) USING ALLEN WRENCH (10). STEP 5 Place the assembled seat on top of Pneumatic Cylinder (3) and apply downward pressure. Attention: MAKE SURE ALL SCREWS ARE FULLY TIGHTENED BEFORE USING CHAIR. Please feel free to contact me for questions. Thank you. May may@sd-office.com
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There's a knob on the bar that the seat sits on. You loosen the knob, pull up on the knob and slide the seat up or down to the required length. There are grooves in the bar for the adjusted lengths. When correct length found, tighten knob.
2202011
I attached mine to a near verticle part of the frame because I was not using a seatpost at the time. You may want to protect the frame paint with tape.
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My son-in-law replaced mine for me. He says it is not easy as you have to hold down the seat cushion while unscrewing the screws. He recommends using an off set screw driver or short handled one. Also there is a video on U-tube that shows how to do it. Good luck!
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They come with instructions. You will need a screw driver (Phillips). I attached the Allen Wrench attachment to my battery operated drill, which made assembly much faster. I had to complete drilling on two of the hole to attach the seat and use an extended drill bit. It took me about half an hour, but I had all of the right tools at hand. Without the battery operated drill--good luck!
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When you slide the seat back on, there is a hole on each side of the posts in the back towards the bottom. There aren't any holes in the fabric, so you have to poke the hole as you screw the screws into the pre-drilled holes. I hope this helps.
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Easy...there are these plastic screws with nuts that you unwind to pull off the old seat and same to install the new one, no tools necessary, tighten it down by hand as snug as you can and you are done.
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Mine came with instructions. Try contacting the company or checking out their web site.
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You just screw the screws right into the seat. No holes in seat assures that the fit will fit very snug when screwed into it. Not sure about the top side screws. Maybe the correct ones accidentally were used somewhere else on the item when assembling?? I don't know. I didn't have a issue with mine. Sorry :(