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I am deciding on an older small class c right now,but because of my chronic severe back problems I will need something comfortable to sit on evenings for tv and plain relaxation. I would like to remov...
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We ordered our new Phoenix Cruiser 2350 back in 2007 which came with a 3rd seat that was very uncomfortable. It was called a barrel chair. It had a low back and very skinny armrests. It did not recline but was mounted on a pedestal that swiveled and moved forward/backward.
I replaced that terrible seat with a 3rd matching captain seat, one identical to the two front seats as seen here. It is very easy on the back and is very comfortable. It has a manual lumbar support knob for adjustment, nice for back troubles.
The seats were easily interchangeable, done in less than 15 minutes, re-using the pedestal base portion. The seat belt is mounted to the pedestal so there was no messing around with it. With the seat belt and being bolted to the floor, that 3rd seat is safe for a 3rd passenger.
I would rather have ours over the current day free-standing Euro chair shown below that requires clamping to the floor when moving the motor home. But people "Love" their reclining Euro chair, so each to his own.
I replaced that terrible seat with a 3rd matching captain seat, one identical to the two front seats as seen here. It is very easy on the back and is very comfortable. It has a manual lumbar support knob for adjustment, nice for back troubles.
The seats were easily interchangeable, done in less than 15 minutes, re-using the pedestal base portion. The seat belt is mounted to the pedestal so there was no messing around with it. With the seat belt and being bolted to the floor, that 3rd seat is safe for a 3rd passenger.
I would rather have ours over the current day free-standing Euro chair shown below that requires clamping to the floor when moving the motor home. But people "Love" their reclining Euro chair, so each to his own.
