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19 April 2012, 11:09
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Stainless back support
Hi. I am after 2 stainless steel back rest for my new single pod seat's (ribnet member ribraff is making)
I have seen these on eBay. Does anybody sell these or know how to get hol of some ready made with a back rest cushion
Thanks ben
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19 April 2012, 11:17
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Originally Posted by benjytaylor
Hi. I am after 2 stainless steel back rest for my new single pod seat's (ribnet member ribraff is making)
I have seen these on eBay. Does anybody sell these or know how to get hol of some ready made with a back rest cushion
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Nope, but personally I wouldn't want that type of backrest -it'll eventually tear through the bolt holes where it bolts on unless Ribraff is putting a big chunk of ply reinforcing on the inside rear of the pods.
The type that bolt on the side of the pod are far stronger.
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19 April 2012, 11:47
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Nope, but personally I wouldn't want that type of backrest -it'll eventually tear through the bolt holes where it bolts on unless Ribraff is putting a big chunk of ply reinforcing on the inside rear of the pods.
The type that bolt on the side of the pod are far stronger.
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Depends whose seat pods you are using  Osprey boxes have said re-inforcement built in 
If you can afford to wait I should have 4 off of these type available in 2 to 3 months time as I am getting wingbacks made up.
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19 April 2012, 13:58
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Thanks Ian tat sounds good. Any picture and sizes? Also what will you be after for 2 Inc postage? I have no idea how strong edd (ribraff) makes his seats or how long it will take
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19 April 2012, 16:29
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funny i have wacked some reinforcement in my pods as i remember my vipermax having some in there
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19 April 2012, 16:41
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I had a backrest made up at a local metal fabrication unit. I then had a local upholsterer make the cushion using marine ply (which i cut to size) and waterproof / mould resistant foam and covers.
All in about £160 for the back rest. It also was designed so that it bolted on from the side and i glassed in reinforcing ply inside the console too.
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19 April 2012, 18:01
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I'm planning to buy one of those off eBay for a rib I've got at the moment - they're Identicle to the ones Humber fit, only cheaper!
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19 April 2012, 19:14
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I can put a bit of Ply in the back if required but the side mounted ones make more sense if you can get hold of them.
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19 April 2012, 19:41
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Thanks Ian tat sounds good. Any picture and sizes? Also what will you be after for 2 Inc postage? I have no idea how strong edd (ribraff) makes his seats or how long it will take
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I'll try to get some pics and a few measurements over the weekend, assuming the rain stops for long enough 
I have just remembered , mine are not exactly the same, the upper mount has been modified by one Mr Biffer of this parish , so as to clear the seat catch, but you can have a look at the pics and decide for yourself whether you are interested.
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19 April 2012, 19:51
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Thanks Ian look forward to seeing them
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22 April 2012, 20:57
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Ok, some pretty crappy pics of the backrests, but I think that they give sufficient info.
In the first you can see how the top bracket has been modified for the seat catch. In the second you can see the general layout, and in the third you can just make out that the modified bracket is infact quite substantial.
As I said before, bear in mind that they will not be available for at least a couple of months............
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22 April 2012, 21:07
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Are they different to the seat backs on Into the Red?
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22 April 2012, 21:18
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Suspect so, but probably only in some of the detail. Roy used to get his made by an outfit in the midlands area, mine were made down here on the south coast. However, they were modelled on pictures of ones that Roy had had made previously, if that helps.
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23 April 2012, 15:01
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I like them Ian. How much for 2? I'd need to change the back rest to black buy that's not a big job
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23 April 2012, 15:15
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I'll try to get some pics and a few measurements over the weekend, assuming the rain stops for long enough
I have just remembered , mine are not exactly the same, the upper mount has been modified by one Mr Biffer of this parish , so as to clear the seat catch, but you can have a look at the pics and decide for yourself whether you are interested. |
Ian I would be interested in the other two when you are ready to sell them. PM me the price etc
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