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ATTACHMENT 2<br />

The flammability and smoke characteristics of this material shall be demonstrated to be permanent by<br />

subjecting the foam specimen to ASTM D-3574 J1 Steam Autoclave Aging and Dynamic Fatigue Test<br />

by the Toller Shear at Constant Force, before conducting the flammability and smoke tests.<br />

2.10.3 DRIVER'S SEAT<br />

2.10.3.1 DIMENSIONS<br />

The driver’s seat shall be a Recaro Ergo Metro or approved equal. The driver’s seat shall be adjustable<br />

and shall have up to 9.05 inches of adjustment fore and aft direction. The seat back and cushion shall be<br />

adjustable. The seat shall have cushion depth adjustment, height adjustment (5.5 inches maximum),seat<br />

back adjustment, rear cushion and lumbar adjustment so that the operators ranging in size from the 98 th<br />

percentile male to the 5 th percentile female may operate the <strong>coach</strong>. The suspension control shall be<br />

ergonomically designed so that the operator can adjust the seat without looking. The suspension height<br />

adjustment and lumbar switches shall be operated with a rocker switch, no rotating knobs are<br />

acceptable. The seat suspension shall be capable of dampening varying frequencies that are transmitted<br />

through the vehicle caused by varying road conditions. The seat shall be cushioned by a dual shock<br />

absorber design. One shock shall be adjustable to allow the operator to control the ride settings. A<br />

rubber bumper is required to prevent bottoming out of the seat.<br />

A rubber bellow boot shall be provided to cover the suspension to keep dirt, dust, and driver’s fingers<br />

away from suspension system. All air lines are to be ¼ inch diameter and have quick disconnect at the<br />

back of the seat. The suspension shall have a minimum of 15 degrees of seat cushion tilt. The rake<br />

adjustment shall be dual-sided and be accomplished without leaving the seat. The seat cushion shall<br />

adjust from 18-20 inches for varying size drivers. Double locking seat tracks with stainless steel<br />

bearings shall be provided. The seat tracks durability and improve rearward travel. The seat shall come<br />

equipped with an air track release and a manual center release. All controls are to be on the right-hand<br />

side of the seat.<br />

The seat shall be equipped with manual dual recliner gears. The seat back shall be adjustable with dual<br />

sided hand controls and include a 24.5 degree recline stop. Recline stop is to prevent the seat from<br />

interfering with the driver’s barrier. The seat back shall be infinitely adjustable from 90 to 114.5<br />

degrees. The seat back shall come with a full protective back shell<br />

2.10.3.2 STRUCTURE AND DESIGN<br />

The driver’s seat cushion shall be made of polyurethane foam. The foam shall be constructed to<br />

provide lateral support to provide better operator stability in curves and turns. All exposed metal on the<br />

driver's seat, including the pedestal, shall be painted steel. Required seat belts shall be fastened to the<br />

seat so that the seat may be adjusted by the driver without resetting the seat belt. Seat belts shall be<br />

stored in automatic, inertia locking type retractors that do not tighten up during operation. The retractor<br />

shall be located to the left of the driver; the latch mechanism shall be located on the right. The seat belt<br />

shall be designed to allow the operator to "set" the tension on the belt. The belt shall be designed to not<br />

creep, making the belt tighter or loose. The seat belt shall be long enough to secure a 98% male driver.

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