Posted: Mar 25 2012 at 10:33pm | IP Logged

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I don't know the weights... You can pull up the cover on the seat back and add or remove padding as needed. I did this and the seat is now very form fitting to my poor old spine. It's was very easy to do.

Have a goood one.. Don S..

Posted: Mar 26 2012 at 8:22am | IP Logged

  Thanks for the info, I'll see what I can do for the seat that way.  Just what kind of stuff has to come off/loose to get the cover off/moved? 

As for the engines, mine is going strong right now, just looking to the future as it wears out.  I think I will probably spend money to keep everything running good.  Just thinking about converting to a diesel engine at some point.  There's a small Cummins 2.8 liter diesel (ISL2.8) I'm looking at right now, and perhaps Nissan will come out with a suitable diesel in the near furure.  As it stands now, I'm quite satisfied with the power, speed, economy, etc. (except for the seat). 

Posted: Mar 26 2012 at 3:55pm | IP Logged

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Fold the seat-back forward. There is a long plasic slot that holds the front part of the cover down to the back of the cover. Unhook it then the cover can be pulled upward. Under it is molded ridged foam. I cut cut about an inch out of the lower part with a very large (very sharp) bowie knife. After that I could drive 15 hours in one day comfortably. 

Have a good one.. Don S..

Posted: Mar 26 2012 at 6:14pm | IP Logged

  AND WE HAVE A WINNER!!!!!!  

 Thanks a whole bunch for that info.  It looks like my back will be thanking you soon.  I guess the day I ran across this forum was a good day.  I look forward to continued reading.

Have a good one too...  Les