How does it fasten to hard seat in necki?
1682710
It has buckles that strap around my back seat brace. You could also just set it in the seat area as it doesn't have to connect to anything.
1682711
Hi Richard, I have a necky kayook with a collapsible seat. My husband has the hard one piece seat. We both use this pad and love it. Straps hold this to the seat by the upper back part but it mostly stays in place because of it's weight. They provide hardware for it to attach to your boat, but you really don't need it. The only cons about this pad is it's weight.
1922335
There is a pull nob that screws in for extra security or just pull adjust and release. Located right below the seat
1657494
its kind of easy. You just take the seat out of the base, then push the button on the from near where the buckle part is. While holding it, push the strap in. THe instructions are also behind the seat.
553052
It is very tricky to adjust this seat. (before I start, make sure to check the manufacturers instructions, they are the tested way of doing this). My first recommendation is get it "close" to the correct tightness without your kid in the seat, then buckle your kid into the seat. When tightening, try pulling the tightening strap down then up - I have to pull quite hard. That may help. Otherwise return it like I did - it is not a good design in my opinion.
2037595
It's pretty stiff and I'm sure it should be that way as you don't want it to collapse! There are metal pieces where the seat and 'legs' come together. You squeeze to bring those pieces together. Be tough about it but beware it can pinch you. Once you get it you'll understand but the first time is quizzical! It's a great investment! Enjoy!
476018
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.
2083649
There is a a lach right at the front and you just pull up. Super easy. Main reason I am loveing this seat!
1613201
You must turn the adjusting screw in the cylinder that extends from the base to the seat. I made all adjustments during the installation process. However, you should be able to turn the screw and have the seat rise to its maximum level.
1816462
The seat comes with everything you'll need to install it. Be advised though it installs a little differently than others I've used. For this model you install the plastic thumb tight bolts to the commode, then snap the seat down onto the retaining hardware and lock it in with a the attached locking connectors. VERY easy to install and holds tight.
1352022
You can tighten it up right into the bottom of the seat. No sag. Very snug.
1553380
You have to work it slowly like I'm sure youve already tried. I Even slightly bent in a small bit of the side to get it to at least start. Then wiggle it around in a circle til it finally seats. Its a pain in the Butt. Sorry no great secret way.
920603
The seat flips up in hinges at the back. This is the second commode I got for my dad. It is sturdy enough to take a "hard sit" and and has stable arms to assist in standing. We're very happy with this one.
482539
It's very easy. Just remove the 4 screws under the seat, staple new material in place, and reattach screws.
2204494
It fits tight, so you are going to need luck, some kind of lubricant, and probably a big hammer. I think the seat slides forward, then the back slides up, leaving 4 pieces when done. We've had ours for a while, so I'm not completely sure. I do know that there are no fasteners, just slots on the arms. All friction fit. Hope this helps.
1315169
The straps are attached to the frame, so you would put the computer in place, then connect the straps and tighten. Not too hard at all.
2238940
You can't see it in the picture. Underneath the front center of the seat is a "U" shaped metal rod that swings out. Swing out the "U", place the chair on the bench, and push it back until the "U" engages the front lip of the bench. Between the "U" holding the underside and the metal bars that form the bottom of the seat, it is very stable.
1042119
There are two bolts that have to be loosened ... one on each side of the console. Those two bolts are part of the seat slide rails. Then you wedge the wire mechanism that holds the armrest in place up under the rails, then tighten the bolts back down. The instructions aren't very clear that come with this arm rest; however it wasn't really difficult and we are VERY pleased with it.