Easy enter seat assembly

Chairs and seats – Movable bottom – Interconnected with back for relative concurrent movement

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248430, B60N 102

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040651789

ABSTRACT:
A vehicle seat assembly includes a seat back and seat cushion which is attached to one track of a dual track assembly to permit fore and aft movement along the second track whose ends are affixed to the vehicle floor. A seat adjustment positioner member is selectively located along the second track and is engaged at its forward side by stops attached to the seat cushion for limiting rearward movement of the seat cushion. The seat back is tiltably supported at both sides by arms which are attached at their lower ends to a shaft the ends of which engage the rear side of the adjustment positioner. Interconnective means between the seat back arms and the seat cushion causes forward movement of the seat cushion when the seat back is tilted in a forward direction, all without movement of the seat adjustment positioner which remains in place to relocate the seat cushion in its former position after the seat back is returned to its former position.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3890001 (1975-06-01), Turner
patent: 3973799 (1976-08-01), Berg
patent: 4015877 (1977-04-01), Button

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