ComfortCommand Operator's Seat (Premium Seat)—Adjustment

NOTE:

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A— Fore/Aft Adjustment Handle slides seat forward or rearward for the best working position.

B— Vertical Shock Dampener Control limits amount of ”upward motion” the seat suspension provides.

NOTE: Push control forward for soft ride or move handle back for firm ride. Between these two positions is medium firmness.

C— Weight/Height Adjustment Handle raises or lowers the seat. Pull up on handle to raise seat or push down on handle to lower seat. Adjust seat until green marking is visible in weight/height indicator (D).

NOTE: Suspension can be adjusted to reach limits in minimum and maximum heights, which in effect locks out the suspension system making it rigid. Suspension height control will also hit limits if adjusted too close to the extremes.

Do not operate compressor for more than one minute when adjusting seat.

If seat does not float or ”pump” up, see your John Deere dealer.

D— Weight/Height Indicator provides a visual indicator to operator on current weight and height. Use weight/height adjustment handle to adjust seat until green marking is visible in indicator.

NOTE: Adjust seat to operator weight and height. This allows the operator to get the most ride zone protection. Seat has a built-in buffer at the high and low end of vertical seat travel, resulting in a much smoother ride.

E— Seat Bottom Depth Adjustment Handle moves seat bottom forward or rearward for the best working position.

F— Seat Bottom Angle Adjustment Handle raises or lowers seat cushion for the best working position.

G— Fore/Aft Attenuation Adjustment Handle locks-out or releases forward or rearward movements. Pull up on handle to lock or push down on handle to release.

NOTE: Fore/Aft attenuation allows shock impacts to be absorbed.

H— Lateral Attenuation Adjustment Handle locks-out or releases side-to-side movements. Push handle forward to release and pull handle rearward to lock.

NOTE: Lateral attenuation allows shock impacts to be absorbed.