As described, slight modification necessary to fit a Kubota rid on mower tractor, seems to be comfortable

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This seat is built well and is a good price. It's very cushioned well and comfortable to sit in. It compares very well to the original seat in my Bolens GT-1800 lawn tractor. I was looking forward to using it, but ultimately it couldn't be used.It comes with a set of position adjusting sliding mounts. The holes in the seat for the mounts don't quite line up with the holes in the mounts themselves; they need to be kind of wedged in to be used with the 4 captive nuts in the seat bottom. When mounting them and tightening them down, I found that the seat bottom metal deformed, which was surprising to me. Still usable, but not as strong as I thought it should be and might be a weak spot with continued use.The right hand side sliding mount has a set of catches (notches) and a release handle; the other side slides freely. I really liked the idea of being able to adjust the position of seat. However, while I never actually rode my tractor with the seat installed, I was worried that the left hand slider may slide around a bit going over bumps and hills. I would have liked to have seen a cable to another release lever and notch on the left hand side slider to ensure the seat won't slide on one side.There is a built in occupancy sensor made to kill the engine if you stand up / fall off the seat.Unfortunately, on the Bolens GT series and Troy-Bilt GTX series tractors, shorting (closing) this circuit kills the engine, but this seat's sensor is shorted when sitting. The sensor is wired the opposite of what these tractors expect. This means the tractor runs when not seated (and brake off) but when seated, the engine dies. To be compatible with more tractors it would be great if this seat included a toggle switch or another set of leads to be able to wire the seat so that "open" is "seated" and "closed" is "unseated".I also tried mounting the seat directly to the seat pan on the tractor (skipping the rails). In this setup, the seat was 4-5 inches too far forward. An offset bracket would have to be used to be able to position the seat farther back.In summary, I believe this seat would work well for the Bolens / Troy-Bilt tractors if:- both sliding rails were notched and were locked via an adjustable cable- occupancy sensor allowed reversing its output so that "seated" was "open"

Comfortable, simple seat. Great quality, plenty of leeway with fixing / bolthole positioning. Fitted directly into my application without fuss. I'd definitely buy again.

B+