Steve Van Ronk wrote:
>
> Ron,
>
> Thanks for the help. It is a Series V and the part that confuses me is
> at the outer edges of the bottom where the seat frame curves in. At
> that point there is a horizontal triangular flat plate that continues
> out from the back to meet with a vertical flat plate where the back
> (pivot) meets with the seat bottom. The upholstery covered the vertical
> pivot plate. What I can't figure out is if the cardboard follows the
> inward curvature of the seat back or if it goes all the way out to the
> vertical mount plate. In either case there will be a void inside the
> lower corners. If the cardboard follows the curve, the upholstery will
> have no backing to cover the mount plate. If the cardboard goes all the
> way out, does it stop at the vertical plate? Does it bend in at that
> plate to go forward to meet the seat frame? What???
>
> I appreciate your help.
> Steve Van Ronk
> <glblitnpwr(at)nidlink.com>
>
> PS. Where are you located? I am in Sandpoint, Idaho about 60 miles
> from the Canadian border.
Steve:
I looked again specifically at the vertical pivot mounting plate in the
seat back at the lower corners. The cardboard is overlapping this
plate (outside) to a diagonal cut just above the pivot point. It also
follows the curve of the side of the seat-back around this plate to the
front surface of the seat-back. (I'm still not sure if I completely
understand what you mean by "all the way out" - does this help?)
I'm in Calgary, Alberta (where we already seem to be getting El Nino
weather!)
Ron Tebo
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