Seneca front seat

[WorldCat]

Does the front co-pilot seat swivel around so it can be used at night?
Thanks,
Chris

[Robbbyr]

Not in my 2014, and I don't believe they have changed it in the newer models. There is about a six to eight inch drop in the cab that would probably hinder it turning around.

[Les7h]

I wish - but not in the 2016 HJ maybe because of the air ride or ??
Les

[WorldCat]

I have never been in a Seneca but think the 37FS would be perfect for our family. I was looking at pictures of a 2016 and looked like the seat base was so different that I wondered if it swiveled. See what you think. I, too, wish it would as it would take away some of the value of a Class A. The Dynamax does, I believe

Thanks for your quick replies.
Chris

[RVermont]

There is a video online from Kuhl odyssey that shows a 36fk that he installed swivel seats on. The positioning is slight difficult with the lower cab area being about 4-6 inches lower. It certainly provides seating when the coach is full


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[Mark S]

Originally Posted by WorldCat

Does the front co-pilot seat swivel around so it can be used at night?
Thanks,
Chris

I picked up my 2018 37 TS today. You can use the seat at night to look out the windshield. But no, it does not swivel

[WorldCat]

Originally Posted by Mark S

I picked up my 2018 37 TS today. You can use the seat at night to look out the windshield. But no, it does not swivel

Enjoy it!
Thanks.

[Crossingover]

Originally Posted by WorldCat

Attachment 31132I have never been in a Seneca but think the 37FS would be perfect for our family. I was looking at pictures of a 2016 and looked like the seat base was so different that I wondered if it swiveled. See what you think. I, too, wish it would as it would take away some of the value of a Class A. The Dynamax does, I believe

Thanks for your quick replies.
Chris

Those are the stock Freightliner air ride seats. They do not swivel.

[Crossingover]

Originally Posted by RVermont

There is a video online from Kuhl odyssey that shows a 36fk that he installed swivel seats on. The positioning is slight difficult with the lower cab area being about 4-6 inches lower. It certainly provides seating when the coach is full


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Yes Mr. Kuhl is quite talented with all his Seneca mods. I think it was in the seat swivel video that I also learned about the tangle of wiring beneath the driver's seat that sometimes leaves the factory improperly secured. If so, there is a risk for shorting out a circuit and you'd spend a lot of time tracing the short because it is under a seat.