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Rubicon Seat On a Foreman???

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Anybody out there know if it is poosible to put a seat off of a 2004 back Rubicon on a 2004 back Foreman 450?? I know that the latches are different. I saw that on the schematics for them. I'm not really fond of the seat and it looks like the Rubicon seat would be more comfortable.
Thanks,
Fore-Man
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I think the Rubi is a tad bit wider than a 4man, but Im not positive though.
I think the rubicon seat is a little bit wider than the foremans
Honda Mechanic,
Can you tell me the answer to this? I tend to agree with the other two but I do not no for sure.
Duct tape
I'll try fitting 1 tomorrow .. WE have several used Rubi's and TRX450s ..
QUOTE
Duct tape
That fixes everything
I drove an old truck when I was in High School with duct tape rocker panels. It was great. We could go 4-wheeling and was it off in the car was, let it dry, and apply new rocker panels.
The person that invented duct tape must be in the
******* Hall of Fame. One of the best temporary
fixes in the world.
TEMPORARY??????
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Here is a couple of pictures and measurements of a Rubicon seat and TRX450 seat .. They wouldn't be a matter of just swapping seats but it could be done .. (we had an old TRX300 in last summer with a big Polaris 700 seat made to fit)

between the plastic posts: 450 approx. 7" ..500 approx. 10 1/4"

from the front hook to the post 450 approx. 11" .. 500 approx. 16"

from front hook to lock 450 approx. 12 1/4" .. 500 approx. 13 1/3"

overall width 450 approx. 14 1/4" .. 500 approx. 17"

click on the thumbnails ...

THE SEAT WITH THE MUD IS THE 450 SEAT...








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to Honda Mechanic, you are a valuable asset!!
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The person that invented duct tape must be in the
******* Hall of Fame. One of the best temporary
fixes in the world.
I agree to that. That stuff fixes everything.
HONDA MECHANIC, YOU DA MAN!!!
I really appreciate the work you do. Although that is not the answer I had hoped for, I n=knew that is what you would tell me. I couldn't get any dealers here to tell me anything except "you can always buy one and try it"
Thanks again man,
Fore-Man
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.... duct tape....strong as steel yet you can rip it with your bare hands..... you only need two things, WD-40 and Duct Tape.
A. If it dont move and it should - WD-40
B. If it moves and it shouldnt - DUCT TAPE
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