Does anyone have a video or how to for removing the front seat on a 2015 Sylvan 8524 LZ LER? My front corner alum. sheeting is dented and I'd like to push it back out.
Thanks!
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Does anyone have a video or how to for removing the front seat on a 2015 Sylvan 8524 LZ LER? My front corner alum. sheeting is dented and I'd like to push it back out.
Thanks!
I don't know how your particular seats are fastened, but my seat bases were screwed to the floor with several screws and the backs of the seat were fastened to the railing with screws from the outside of the railing into the seat backs. If you have enough room between the seat back and the part that is pushed in, you may be able to slip a bicycle inner tube in there and inflate it until the dented panel pops out. Shouldn't take too much to push it out. You might also consider a dent suction cup type puller used to pull dents from car panels. Inexpensive and works well.
Rick
St. Louis/Lake of the Ozarks
Hey dhub:
How about a picture or 2 of the damage.
I like rickdb1's solution above. Show us how much needs to be straightened.
Captain Tony
2005 Summit by Triton - 220T Platinum 3Log
2005 115HP Mercury Optimax - 228 Marine Master Trailer
St. Louis & Lake of the Ozarks, MO.
Great advice from both of these guys. One thing I'll add, I have lucked out and popped some pretty big dents out with a wet plunger.
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Thanks for the info. It is pretty much exactly like Rick had said. I was able to push out the dents very easy once the back of the seat was removed. Thinking about adding a sheet of styrofoam between the seat and fence to fill the gap so to speak.
Thanks all!
Dave