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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 30 Apr 2010 9:18 am    
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Who makes the lightest pack-a-seat.
I have a walker and it is Perfect in everyway; except I need one that is lighter; to pack in my Clothes bag for airplane flights.
Thanks for any direction ya'll can give me.
Ricky
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Lee Baucum


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McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) The Final Frontier
Post  Posted 30 Apr 2010 11:36 am    
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That old, vintage ACE pack-a-seat you used to have would probably fit in a large suitcase.
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Bob Tuttle


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Republic, MO 65738
Post  Posted 30 Apr 2010 11:43 am    
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Ricky, SteelSeat.com builds a Lite model that weighs 12 pounds.
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Roger Crawford


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Griffin, GA USA
Post  Posted 30 Apr 2010 12:11 pm    
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How about a keyboard seat? They fold nice and flat.
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Cal Sharp


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the farm in Kornfield Kounty, TN
Post  Posted 30 Apr 2010 1:58 pm    
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I'm with Bob. I like my Lite seat from www.steelseat.com real well.
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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 1 May 2010 7:31 am    
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Steelseat it is....that looks great.
thanks ya'll; you can close this one up.
ricky
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Danny Naccarato


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Burleson, Texas
Post  Posted 1 May 2010 12:16 pm    
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Hey pal, Ray Walker's got a real light seat, I think it's called an Ultralite. I've had one for a couple of years. About the same size as the old Ace. I've put it in my clothes bag. Also fits easily in the overhead. TSA gave me absolutely no problems. Pedals, wires, picks. But dang, go in there with an oversize tube of toothpaste and that's another story. Smile
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Nick Reed


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Russellville, KY USA
Post  Posted 1 May 2010 1:52 pm    
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Joe Naylor
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Joe Naylor


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Avondale, Arizona, USA
Post  Posted 3 May 2010 9:14 am    
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Thanks guys - Ricky emailed me and told me that some people on the forum told him to contact me and I appreciate that a lot.

I have not been on the forum so miss all this - been buildin' seats.

Here is one



Lots of Black ones but here is another one or 2





Plus have them with back rests

Keep an eye out I am going to have something else new soon.

Thanks again

Joe Naylor
steelseat.com
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