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Originally Posted by Cr from Texas
Exactly! I found a set of newer seats at Garland PNP and wanted to try to fit them into my 123. No power, seat in low position. I could get the covers and the back but no luck on the bottom frame unless I could power the seat and change postion to get to the bolts.
I wasted too much time and gave up.
Repaired my 123 seats including having an uphostery shop sew in new MB tex panels to repair a couple of rips.
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If you have any 12v cordless tools you could probably move them with that battery. Or if you bring a cordless reciprocating saw you could cut the bolts.
The new ratcheting wrenches might also work. I've gotten into some tight spots with mine.
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