Go buy a nice fancy Oregon Aero seat cushion, or the Woman I bought mine from used a boat cushion behind her back.mdtrn wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 10:34 am Useability. I’m 6’3” and I’d like to instruct in the plane. If I put a 140 seat back where I need it 90% of my customers won’t be able to reach. If I slide the seat where they need it, we can’t turn because the yoke hits my knees. Independently adjustable seats are the only option for me.
150 Seat STC
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For any one curious, the STC is $200 from Lowe. I spoke with MacFarlane, and their seat rails by the inch, for 84" of rails comes to $175, plus $30 if you want them to cut the rails to length for you.
So you're looking at $405, plus the seats, and labor to install.
So you're looking at $405, plus the seats, and labor to install.
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BTW: This picture was taken at David Lowe's airstrip in Sacramento, Kentucky.