I've been dealing with a torn cover and deteriorated cushion for a long time in my 06, same exact color and pattern. I thought for sure I'd be dealing with hog rings and glued on foam. This info is immensely helpful and all your camera angles are spot on! I really appreciate the time you took on this and the knowledge you passed on to help us out! Cheers
Just changed mine. You don't need to remove the chair or any of that. Simply remove the straps at the bottom and wiggle out the cushion from the back and done. No ratchet no nothing. 10 min job start and finish. 2006 dodge ram 1500. Exactly same seat in the video.
Great video! One of the best "how-to" videos I've used. My seat looks much better! I do have a couple of suggestions to add for those who are about to tackle this cushion and cover replacement. Be careful with the felt material - it is rather fragile. I did tear off one of the clips - possibly because I pulled too hard or just at the wrong angle. Also I suggest waiting a little further into the process to cut your opening for the electrical controls. I ended up cutting my opening too high. Because of the new thicker cushion the cover didn't pull down as far as the old one did. So I suggest pulling everything tight and clipping in all but the clip closest to the controls so you can see exactly where to cut. With a new cushion it may not exactly match the opening in the old cover. One more thing - be careful if you press in the Velcro strips then decide to pull them back off. One of my bottom strips starting pulling out of the cushion instead of the Velcro releasing.
This was the most informative step by step thorough video I have ever seen on here or anywhere! Dude knocked it out of the park with the professionalism. Thanks for teaching us how to and saving money David in Tampa bay. Now I hope I can get a new cover and foam seat for my 08 Ram 1500
You've made one of the best, informative videos i've ever watched on RUclips. Thanks to you, my seat repair on my 04 ram was a lot easier and it looks great. Russell
OMG!!!!!! So glad that I found this channel save me a lot of headaches and taking out the seat that I going to do tomorrow or next weekend thank you brother. You are a lifesaver and God sent.
Your the best!! Paid a lot of money to the upholsterer to have this done the 1st time on my 2007 6.7l Megacab 2500!! Please keep these videos coming!!.
I’ll be tackling this very project tomorrow! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, it’s given me what I need to tackle things with my ram many times! Anytime I have an issue I search your videos first and always find what I need!
Just stumbled across your RUclips- best instruction & quality video I’ve come across! I’ve talked with a few upholstery shops and none of them can match the factory look! Thank you for the inspiration to tackle this at home!!
Outstanding video. I have to replace my entire seat frame as the motors no longer function. I am now extremely confident in the necessary steps for R& R of the complete assembly. You are a most excellent instructor!!
Your video was spot on excellent. I followed other videos that said don't have to take the seat frame out. I ripped two of the straps on the rear and had to hand stitch them back together with Velcro to make the straps and clips easier to remove and reinstall in the future. I have an 06 Standard cab. It was worse trying to put the straps back on. There is no room for my '76 year old hands to get the straps beside the center console. So tomorrow I am going to remove 4 bolts and do it your way. Thanks for your video. God bless.
I replaced my cover and cushion two years ago. I didn’t remove the seat and fought with the clips for a month. 2006 Mega Cab. Geno’s has great stuff. Glad I found your channel. Thank you for sharing information.
You always are very polite and professional. I like the way you take the time with every detail. This was a great tutorial on replacing the lower seat cushions. I like the plug for Genos I like them as well.
This is Plug & Play upholstery. Otherwise, you would take the old cover, & very carefully cut the stitching holding the various pieces together. Then you would use each piece as a template, laying them out on your chosen material, & cut new pieces from a roll or two of bulk fabric, vinyl, or leather. Then you get to sew the individual replacement pieces together on an industrial sewing machine. Automotive upholstery used hog rings to secure the covers over the foam & on to the seat frame, perhaps along with a copious amount of contact adhesive. It is amazing how much labor can be involved. Automotive upholsters usually have some very strong wrists & fingers from pulling & stretching material all day long.
I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Your step by step clear instructions along with your clear video are well appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to make a great instructional video.
Such a timely vid David.....the seat cushion is screwed on my truck as well. This is such a detailed video you left me with no questions to ask. Thanks and TWO BIG thumbs up to you!
Very clear step by step instructions. Kudos! The only thing I missed was all the nonsense about how your dog stained the seats or having a knife in your pocket caused the hole...Thanks for not sharing your life story like all the other guys on RUclips.
David, your detailed description and excellent video make the whole installation look very doable. Thank you. I really appreciate your quality of work.
My 08 Ram Megacab Laramie still has a proper 90% Lthr seat cond in rear and passenger but the driver not being the same , had me looking for newer model take-outs. while totally worth it to upgrade ..being unable to run into & find a genuine deal , it just hasn’t taken top priority. This vid quality and info / link has made me decide qik what I can simply do and enjoy the results. Thank you.
Thanks for a great vid, Dave. I did this on my 2nd gen Ram a year or two ago. It was actually easier, due to design and I don't have power seats. The aftermarket cushion is more comfortable than the worn out, crumbling 20 year old one, but it's too stiff. I'm a tall guy who sits somewhat upright, so now my head rubs the headliner and I can't get the power mirror on the driver's side to angle high enough for me to use without ducking. This was never an issue with the original cushion, even when the truck was new. Maybe one day I'll try to take an inch or two out of the bottom of it. Also, some of my metal rods under the cushion were broken; I used cut down thick wire clothes hangers to replace them.
El Cheapo your welcome and thank you for watching. This cushion is a bit stiffer and takes some use to “relearning” what it was like when it was new, use to that old flat cushion lol
V R your welcome and thanks for watching. Took me awhile to do this one, got busy with customer work mid way which explains the hair being short and the hair being long long
Just watched your injector replacements. I was told I needed all 6 replaced and the bill was gonna be around 6,500-7,500, had truck hauled home been Sitting ever since. Lost my job right after that truck been sitting fir 13 months but just got new job(f..k this covid it killed me finacially) but truck #1 thing on list, batteries dead buying new batteries Saturday having truck hauled to another place I been researching talking to people. Thanks you saved me a ton of unneeded money spending. Wished I could talk with you, there are injectors on eBay, says Bosch injectors ranging from 101-200.00, any find anyone that will tell me why that injector on eBay is 110.00 and dodge house or diesel shops are 500.00-1.200 a pop. Don’t know what to do in that, hate to buy 110.00 of eBay but don’t have 1,200 fir 1-2 either right now. Thanks will check back to see if a time has posted or replied time post any help greatly appreciated thanks Stev-O
Awesome! Mine has held up great and doesn’t stain no where as easy as the original version. In fact no stains so far no matter what I have done or had to clean up
Excellent training. You took the mystery out of the process. You are right about Genos. They are top notch. Just ordered Billstein shocks off them. Thanks for the very informative video.
Great video! Its so much easier to remove the seat first. I bought a cheaper cushion and added support on the bottom to keep the springs from wearing through. Geno's cushion is worth the extra money.
Thank you David. Awesome detailed video! You are da man! That is exactly the same wear spot i have. Got mine ordered and excited to get this done. Stay blessed and safe to you and your family.
That was the most in depth instructional video I have seen in a long time!! GREAT JOB!! I need to do the same repair to my 07 3500 Mega Cab. Also I need to repair the electric seat. I will not go up or down or tilt forward/back. It does however move forward and back for leg adjustment. Do you have a repair video for that?
I want to Thank you My seat was worn out and I ordered mine from genos and replaced mine with ease I had to wait on the fabric because it was out of stock but got it a few days after the foam arrived Sure beats paying dodge to replace it
Just installed new foam and cover on my 2008 Dodge Ram Megacab drivers seat. This video was very helpful however you missed the two clips at the ends of black fabric at rear of seat. This flap should go on first, then the strap coming across, and finally the carpet cover piece. Anyway thanks for the video. Seat came out great.
I'm thanking you so much for a great helpful video, only thing I'd say is take the seat bolts out first, then flip seat a little back to access the electric plug. Otherwise all was great 👍.
Very good video, thanks. I wanted to fix the upholstery on my Dodge Stratus, but the upholstery shop told me that the seat cover is glued to the cushion, and therefor not serviceable.
23:28 Just recovered my Ram 3500 seats and there's two clips at the outer edges of the rear black felt strap that clip onto the outer corners of the rear seat frame before you finish folding the carpet flap over. I noticed you missed them in the video (I almost did too but I caught it on final inspection)
Many years ago at my old job practical jokes were amuck. Best one I saw/heard of was after a coworker got another coworker, was to slim Jim his vehicle (company vehicle that is) take an open can of sardines and place it between the cushion and seat springs. The open side against the cushion of course so it would soak up the juice. After a few days of sitting in hot and humid GA weather it stunk to high heaven and he couldn't find the source of the smell.
Great vid! Were you able to get the seat backs clean enough to match? I looked at Geno's but I didn't see the seat back covers there. Thanks, and awesome job being super clear!!
Great video. You are an excellent teacher. One question, my seat back is worn through and a piece if metal is sticking through and the recline handle does not hold. How do you replace the seat back cushion and the recline stops?
Growing up we all learned life lessons... Don't piss in the wind, fire is hot, electricity really hurts, and now 19:27 "Remember Stitches are not our Friends" That's gotta be one of funniest damn things I've heard in a long time. If you sell your own Channel T-Shirts you have to put that on a batch. Right on the back, A Mechanic with a razor blade, and then Remember Stitches are not our Friends. And the video was very helpful thank you. I'm still laughing
I've been dealing with a torn cover and deteriorated cushion for a long time in my 06, same exact color and pattern. I thought for sure I'd be dealing with hog rings and glued on foam. This info is immensely helpful and all your camera angles are spot on! I really appreciate the time you took on this and the knowledge you passed on to help us out! Cheers
Thanks for noticing all the hard work and small details that go into all the videos. The feedback is greatly appreciated!
Mine too. AWSOME explanation. Appreciate your effort.
Just changed mine. You don't need to remove the chair or any of that. Simply remove the straps at the bottom and wiggle out the cushion from the back and done. No ratchet no nothing. 10 min job start and finish. 2006 dodge ram 1500. Exactly same seat in the video.
Great video! One of the best "how-to" videos I've used. My seat looks much better! I do have a couple of suggestions to add for those who are about to tackle this cushion and cover replacement. Be careful with the felt material - it is rather fragile. I did tear off one of the clips - possibly because I pulled too hard or just at the wrong angle. Also I suggest waiting a little further into the process to cut your opening for the electrical controls. I ended up cutting my opening too high. Because of the new thicker cushion the cover didn't pull down as far as the old one did. So I suggest pulling everything tight and clipping in all but the clip closest to the controls so you can see exactly where to cut. With a new cushion it may not exactly match the opening in the old cover. One more thing - be careful if you press in the Velcro strips then decide to pull them back off. One of my bottom strips starting pulling out of the cushion instead of the Velcro releasing.
The Bob Ross auto mechanic video producers. Nice, no stress explanation. Well done!
Many thanks. Those are happy seat covers 😂
@@MotorCityMechanicdo you know if there is available seat replacement cover kit for a 2003 dodge ram truck electric seat diver side
I just got done replacing driver seat cushion. THANK YOU for such an informative video! I was done in less than 40 minutes. AWESOME JOB!!!
Your welcome. Doesn’t take long and looks like a new seat once your done. Still surprised how well it matches the original
This was the most informative step by step thorough video I have ever seen on here or anywhere! Dude knocked it out of the park with the professionalism. Thanks for teaching us how to and saving money David in Tampa bay. Now I hope I can get a new cover and foam seat for my 08 Ram 1500
The best do it yourself video I have ever seen. Very thorough on every scenario you will run across while replacing seat covers. (A+)
You have the best tutorial I’ve seen for this task. I’ll be replacing my cushion following your video. Thank you!
You've made one of the best, informative videos i've ever watched on RUclips. Thanks to you, my seat repair on my 04 ram was a lot easier and it looks great. Russell
OMG!!!!!! So glad that I found this channel save me a lot of headaches and taking out the seat that I going to do tomorrow or next weekend thank you brother. You are a lifesaver and God sent.
This is the best absolutely the best instructional teaching lesson I ever watched on seat restoration, thank you
You did an excellent job with this video. Couldn't ask for a more straight forward tutorial.
Your the best!! Paid a lot of money to the upholsterer to have this done the 1st time on my 2007 6.7l Megacab 2500!! Please keep these videos coming!!.
Scott Gillette thanks Scott! I sure will
I’ll be tackling this very project tomorrow! Thanks for sharing your knowledge, it’s given me what I need to tackle things with my ram many times! Anytime I have an issue I search your videos first and always find what I need!
Just stumbled across your RUclips- best instruction & quality video I’ve come across! I’ve talked with a few upholstery shops and none of them can match the factory look! Thank you for the inspiration to tackle this at home!!
This cover is a spot on match! I still can’t believe they could get it to match exactly like they did. Thanks for watching!
That was a great How To video. Leaving the seat frame in the truck saved my back some unwanted pain.
Outstanding video. I have to replace my entire seat frame as the motors no longer function. I am now extremely confident in the necessary steps for R& R of the complete assembly. You are a most excellent instructor!!
Your video was spot on excellent. I followed other videos that said don't have to take the seat frame out. I ripped two of the straps on the rear and had to hand stitch them back together with Velcro to make the straps and clips easier to remove and reinstall in the future. I have an 06 Standard cab. It was worse trying to put the straps back on. There is no room for my '76 year old hands to get the straps beside the center console. So tomorrow I am going to remove 4 bolts and do it your way. Thanks for your video. God bless.
I replaced my cover and cushion two years ago. I didn’t remove the seat and fought with the clips for a month. 2006 Mega Cab. Geno’s has great stuff. Glad I found your channel. Thank you for sharing information.
I love this guy. He is easy to understand and he is very thorough . I wish I lived near his shop because I'd have him work on my 2008 Ram3500 Dually .
You have covered all the bases sir. Well done.
Thanks Steve! Glad you enjoyed, make sure to subscribe
You always are very polite and professional. I like the way you take the time with every detail. This was a great tutorial on replacing the lower seat cushions. I like the plug for Genos I like them as well.
this is the best video I've ever seen for working on anything on my truck!
Awesome, glad you approve
You make amazing step by step instructional video's, second to none, Thank you....
Off The Chain! Way Better Than Taking The Whole Seat Frame Out! Really Appreciate This. Geno’s Here I Come🏃🏿🏃🏿🏃🏿
This guy was awesome, he remind me of the instructors in army aviation school. Very precise, keep it up
You made this seem so easy. I might give it a try. My seats needs a facelift lol.
You've taken a lot of mystery out of upholstery. It wasn't that hard. At least you made it look easy Dave.
Now if I had to stitch it....that would have been another story! Great to hear from you Wyatt!
A Dad dadafrra
This is Plug & Play upholstery. Otherwise, you would take the old cover, & very carefully cut the stitching holding the various pieces together. Then you would use each piece as a template, laying them out on your chosen material, & cut new pieces from a roll or two of bulk fabric, vinyl, or leather. Then you get to sew the individual replacement pieces together on an industrial sewing machine. Automotive upholstery used hog rings to secure the covers over the foam & on to the seat frame, perhaps along with a copious amount of contact adhesive. It is amazing how much labor can be involved. Automotive upholsters usually have some very strong wrists & fingers from pulling & stretching material all day long.
I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Your step by step clear instructions along with your clear video are well appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to make a great instructional video.
Dave I replaced my 2012 Jeep oil pump thanks to you. Your videos were a giant help. Hope the new shop is going good Thanks again
Dean great job. Glad that it turned out well. Appreciate you commenting Dean
Such a timely vid David.....the seat cushion is screwed on my truck as well.
This is such a detailed video you left me with no questions to ask. Thanks and TWO BIG thumbs up to you!
Your welcome. Its easy once you know how and when there are companies selling the parts to make the swap quick
Very clear step by step instructions. Kudos!
The only thing I missed was all the nonsense about how your dog stained the seats or having a knife in your pocket caused the hole...Thanks for not sharing your life story like all the other guys on RUclips.
David, your detailed description and excellent video make the whole installation look very doable. Thank you. I really appreciate your quality of work.
Doesn’t take long to do and looks like a million bucks once it’s done especially when compared to what it was replacing
My 08 Ram Megacab Laramie still has a proper 90% Lthr seat cond in rear and passenger but the driver not being the same , had me looking for newer model take-outs.
while totally worth it to upgrade ..being unable to run into & find a genuine deal , it just hasn’t taken top priority.
This vid quality and info / link has made me decide qik what I can simply do and enjoy the results. Thank you.
Your video was very very well done. Very concise and a good, great explanation.
You’re a great teacher -instructed.Great information on your video
Excellent video Dave. Keep doing what you're doing.
Did the same thing to my 2001 2500 years ago, and put leather interior into it. I miss that truck!
Ryan Johnson thanks Ryan. Leather with heated seats would be awesome
Best of the best instructional video I've seen on RUclips! Thank you! I can do this!
I just did mine Thanks to you Bro !! Huge difference !!!!
Thanks for a great vid, Dave. I did this on my 2nd gen Ram a year or two ago. It was actually easier, due to design and I don't have power seats. The aftermarket cushion is more comfortable than the worn out, crumbling 20 year old one, but it's too stiff. I'm a tall guy who sits somewhat upright, so now my head rubs the headliner and I can't get the power mirror on the driver's side to angle high enough for me to use without ducking. This was never an issue with the original cushion, even when the truck was new. Maybe one day I'll try to take an inch or two out of the bottom of it. Also, some of my metal rods under the cushion were broken; I used cut down thick wire clothes hangers to replace them.
El Cheapo your welcome and thank you for watching. This cushion is a bit stiffer and takes some use to “relearning” what it was like when it was new, use to that old flat cushion lol
Best video that goes thru in detail. Could'nt get any better. Thanks for taking your time makes job easier.
Could have used this a few months ago when I was retrofitting a Ram 1500 cushion to fit my 06 Dakota. Great video!
V R your welcome and thanks for watching. Took me awhile to do this one, got busy with customer work mid way which explains the hair being short and the hair being long long
Thank you David. Have a blessed and safe week to you and your family.
Billy Yoder thank you and do the same as well Billy
Very well explained and demonstrated. Much appreciated.
Most professional video ever.
Just watched your injector replacements. I was told I needed all 6 replaced and the bill was gonna be around 6,500-7,500, had truck hauled home been Sitting ever since. Lost my job right after that truck been sitting fir 13 months but just got new job(f..k this covid it killed me finacially) but truck #1 thing on list, batteries dead buying new batteries Saturday having truck hauled to another place I been researching talking to people. Thanks you saved me a ton of unneeded money spending. Wished I could talk with you, there are injectors on eBay, says Bosch injectors ranging from 101-200.00, any find anyone that will tell me why that injector on eBay is 110.00 and dodge house or diesel shops are 500.00-1.200 a pop.
Don’t know what to do in that, hate to buy 110.00 of eBay but don’t have 1,200 fir 1-2 either right now. Thanks will check back to see if a time has posted or replied time post any help greatly appreciated thanks Stev-O
Wow good job! I’ll be ordering my cushion and cover!
Awesome! Mine has held up great and doesn’t stain no where as easy as the original version. In fact no stains so far no matter what I have done or had to clean up
Thank you so much for this video. I had a new seat cushion in, in less than 20 minutes.
So close to 100K subscribers! Love this video, you definitely made this job look easy.
rjs2005 days away! Can’t wait....been a long road!
Excellent! Very clearly demonstrated.
ccaamm1 glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching
Excellent training. You took the mystery out of the process. You are right about Genos. They are top notch. Just ordered Billstein shocks off them. Thanks for the very informative video.
Love working with them. Great people fir sure. Thanks for the kind words about the video and for watching as well!
Dude, you are a wealth of knowledge!!
Great video! Its so much easier to remove the seat first. I bought a cheaper cushion and added support on the bottom to keep the springs from wearing through. Geno's cushion is worth the extra money.
Thanks David. You are a great instructor.
Jake Mason appreciate that comment Jake!
This is a very well made video. Thank you for taking the time.
Your welcome and thank you for your time as well spent watching it
Thank you David. Awesome detailed video! You are da man! That is exactly the same wear spot i have. Got mine ordered and excited to get this done. Stay blessed and safe to you and your family.
Eliu Edwin Paopao it will feel brand new once you do it. Glad it finally got around to it.
Your videos are always spot on
Great video !!! I have the cushion and cover now I can do this tomorrow. Thanks.
wow! hands-down best how-to video, ever. kudos.
Rustycowl L appreciate that great feedback and for you watching!
Nice walkthrough and demonstration as well as install on the driver captian seat
Antonio Claudio Michael many thanks Antonio
thank you sir I just went to Genos and ordered that very setup
The new shop is looking good, love your videos.
Slim56 many thanks. Feels great having my own place
That was the most in depth instructional video I have seen in a long time!! GREAT JOB!! I need to do the same repair to my 07 3500 Mega Cab. Also I need to repair the electric seat. I will not go up or down or tilt forward/back. It does however move forward and back for leg adjustment. Do you have a repair video for that?
Keep them coming david. Another great video. What. No trolls
Randall cheek thanks brother!
Thank you for your highly detailed videos. You're the best!!👍
Daniel Ortiz your welcome Daniel! Thanks for checking it out
I want to Thank you My seat was worn out and I ordered mine from genos and replaced mine with ease I had to wait on the fabric because it was out of stock but got it a few days after the foam arrived Sure beats paying dodge to replace it
Another nice video David. Good to see you back on utube. By the way, nice looking shop !
Ron Baynes thanks Ron. Loving the new shop as well
Just installed new foam and cover on my 2008 Dodge Ram Megacab drivers seat. This video was very helpful however you missed the two clips at the ends of black fabric at rear of seat. This flap should go on first, then the strap coming across, and finally the carpet cover piece. Anyway thanks for the video. Seat came out great.
What a great explanation; thanks David!
great video. thank you for all the details and explaining everything. I'll be doing mine and this helped alot.
Well done! Nice step by step.
Another clear, precise video, thanks!
Russel Allen many thanks Russel
I'm thanking you so much for a great helpful video, only thing I'd say is take the seat bolts out first, then flip seat a little back to access the electric plug. Otherwise all was great 👍.
Excellent demonstration/video
Good upholstery tips and information Dave 👌
Antonio Claudio Michael thanks man!
Nice work David. Thanks
Nice cutout on the switches ur the best david
Great video. Very detailed work. Thanks a lot👍
Your welcome and thank you for watching as well.
that was a great video thank you for the direction
Great video. Very clear instructions. Subscribed.
Very good video, thanks. I wanted to fix the upholstery on my Dodge Stratus, but the upholstery shop told me that the seat cover is glued to the cushion, and therefor not serviceable.
Kirk Matheson I don’t remember it being that way, could be wrong.....not sure I ever had one off to see
Very nice quality 👌 cushion and seat cover 👌
Antonio Claudio Michael as good as OEM!
Dave, it's good to see you again! Hope all is well. Love your videos and Geno's ad well/
Thanks Ken for watching and glad to hear from you
Nice looking wiring under the seat I seen some frankenstine wiring in my day
23:28 Just recovered my Ram 3500 seats and there's two clips at the outer edges of the rear black felt strap that clip onto the outer corners of the rear seat frame before you finish folding the carpet flap over. I noticed you missed them in the video (I almost did too but I caught it on final inspection)
AWESOME tutorial, bro!
This is just what l needed. THANK YOU
Awesome! Glad that the video helped. Make sure to subscribe
Very informative video. Thank you!
Many thanks!
Good job! Really liked this video!
JP Boileau many thanks! Glad you enjoyed
Just what the doctor ordered 👌🏽
Glad it’s still helping people out!
@@MotorCityMechanic Cummins never dies, I’ve had my 06 Cummins since it was new. Still running strong 💪
Thank you so much for the information
Your welcome
@@MotorCityMechanic 👍👍
Many years ago at my old job practical jokes were amuck. Best one I saw/heard of was after a coworker got another coworker, was to slim Jim his vehicle (company vehicle that is) take an open can of sardines and place it between the cushion and seat springs. The open side against the cushion of course so it would soak up the juice. After a few days of sitting in hot and humid GA weather it stunk to high heaven and he couldn't find the source of the smell.
Great vid! Were you able to get the seat backs clean enough to match? I looked at Geno's but I didn't see the seat back covers there. Thanks, and awesome job being super clear!!
Great video. You are an excellent teacher. One question, my seat back is worn through and a piece if metal is sticking through and the recline handle does not hold. How do you replace the seat back cushion and the recline stops?
Growing up we all learned life lessons... Don't piss in the wind, fire is hot, electricity really hurts, and now 19:27 "Remember Stitches are not our Friends" That's gotta be one of funniest damn things I've heard in a long time. If you sell your own Channel T-Shirts you have to put that on a batch. Right on the back, A Mechanic with a razor blade, and then Remember Stitches are not our Friends. And the video was very helpful thank you. I'm still laughing
Great video Dave 👍
Antonio Claudio Michael 👍
Nice job. Now to get out the upholstery cleaner. 😀
Jeff Puras exactly lol!!
Electric knife work Great
Great and informative video. Do you have a video on the lumbar adjustment ? Mine broke and I was wondering if it is hard to fix.
Great channel