John Deere XUV Quick Connect High Seat by Ranch Armor
- Brand
- Ranch Armor
- SKU
- JH11-EJD
- MPN
- JH11
A high seat solution for the John Deere Gator XUV is here! A quick-connect seat that has been built from the ground up for the Gator XUV's. With a large foot platform that is extra wide and easy folding ladders, getting up in the seat is easy. Side plate-style legs that are laser cut cantilever back slightly giving passengers even more room while shooting their favorite trophy buck, not to mention it adds to the overall style of the seat.
Side storage baskets come standard to hold gear or your favorite beverage. Adjustable rifle rest mounts to the high seat foot platform and goes up or down six inches. If you would like additional storage you can add a rear upper high seat basket.
John Deere Gator XUV high seats sit on an angle iron platform/foundation that hugs the bed-rails of the bed (left, and right). Welded tie-down anchors on the bottom of the high seat foundation are what's used to latch and tighten seat frame to CanAm factory bed tie-downs.
We use a local Texas based vendor for our cushions that are constructed using marine grade firm-foam, and Sail cloth. The Sail cloth is 10x more durable than vinyl and is fully water, weather, and mildew resistant. Don't worry, it has a poly-urethane coating on it that makes it glossy and smooth.
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