The Evolving Suburban....

[Ken B 3,116]

Hi Wayne, I don't mind at all. This back rest bar may have come off an old shop type chair. I know one of the back rests that I have is an original Wheel Horse piece.The cushion part of the assembly is easily made out of plywood. In this picture the back rest itself I cut out a piece of plywood to the dimensions of my original one. I drilled 4 holes thru the plywood and used t-nuts on the front part of the plywood with 3/8 bolts holding it to the frame thru the t-nuts.

[buckrancher 2,675]

that looks really cool Ken :wicked:

[welderman85 53]

That is a sweet looking tractor