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The wooden seat frames in the 100-4 are pitiful. Rather than replace them with new I have seats out of a later model that have steel frames. The problem is, I don't know what model so I don't know what covers to buy. The ones I want to use have the same seat pattern and configuration as the originals. Something from my memory bank of decades ago tells me they are out of a BN-4. How do I identify them so I don't order the wrong covers?
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healeyblue
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Early BN4's were wooden like the 100's. Late BN4's through the BJ8 had metal frames. I would say you should be safe ordering covers for a late BN4 if it matches the pattern you are after. The covers and seat foam should fit your metal frames just fine.