Swivel Base Kit for Universal Tractor Seats TS5056 and TS5056V

Description

Nothing’s worse than spending long hours in the field without being able to turn around to check your work or look back at an implement. When your tractor seat is locked in one position, you’re stuck twisting your back or craning your neck to see what’s going on behind you. This swivel kit transforms your fixed TS5056 or TS5056V seat into a fully rotating workstation, giving you the freedom to turn and look wherever you need to.

What You’re Getting

• Complete swivel mechanism that rotates smoothly in both directions for full 360-degree movement
• Solid locking system that secures the seat in any position so you’re not spinning around while driving
• Heavy-duty steel construction built to handle the weight and daily use of real farm work
• Direct bolt-on installation using your existing seat mounting points – no modifications needed
• Quality bearings and bushings that keep the swivel operating smoothly season after season

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit works specifically with TS5056 and TS5056V universal tractor seats, which are popular choices for everything from compact utility tractors to mid-size machines. Whether you’re running loader work where you need to watch your bucket, pulling implements where you want to check your coverage, or doing any job where visibility matters, having the ability to swivel makes all the difference.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating from vibration, weather, and constant use. This swivel base is built with robust steel components and quality hardware that won’t loosen up or wear out after a few seasons. The mechanism stays smooth and secure, giving you reliable operation whether you’re bouncing across rough ground or sitting idle during long cultivation passes.

Installation Notes

The kit bolts right between your existing seat and its mounting base using standard hardware. Installation typically takes about an hour with basic tools. Make sure to check that the swivel locks securely before putting the seat back in service – you want that mechanism to hold firm when you’re working, not spin freely while you’re trying to operate.