Remove arm rest from driver seat

[Benny1953]

I have a 2015 Georgetown 335 DS and I am replacing the seat covers and I need help removing the armrest on the seats thanks for any help.

Thanks
Benny Chaney

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by Benny1953

I have a 2015 Georgetown 335 DS and I am replacing the seat covers and I need help removing the armrest on the seats thanks for any help.

Thanks
Benny Chaney

1 . Pull them up as far as they go like you do when you want to get out of the seat.

2. With the palm of your hand hit the pivot point and it will push in a bit to release the slot and continue to move the arm back a little and pull out.

That's it

[seacurt]

When you take the arms off can you adjust the angle?

[Benny1953]

Originally Posted by Iggy

1 . Pull them up as far as they go like you do when you want to get out of the seat.

2. With the palm of your hand hit the pivot point and it will push in a bit to release the slot and continue to move the arm back a little and pull out.

That's it

Laggy thank you so much and thanks for the pic that looks like it will be very easy.

Thanks
Benny Chaney

[Benny1953]

Originally Posted by Benny1953

Laggy thank you so much and thanks for the pic that looks like it will be very easy.

Thanks
Benny Chaney

Sorry for the typo Lggy


Benny

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by seacurt

When you take the arms off can you adjust the angle?

No

But if you think the arms are too low then you may way to readjust the back of the seat up more to bring them up to horizontal.

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by Benny1953

Sorry for the typo Lggy


Benny

It's Iggy not Liggy or Lggy ... LOL

[seacurt]

Actually the arms are too high for comfort while driving

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by seacurt

Actually the arms are too high for comfort while driving

Hopefully you have electric seat adjustment. I do.
Lowering the seat or adjust the back forward may help a bit.

[pilotalso]

I think you can swap the right arm rest over to the left side and vice versa. It lowers the effective point where your arm sits because of the curved design. Essentially flipping the arm rest upside down.

[seacurt]

Interesting thank you

[jrowe0521]

thanks so much for the info. I reversed them and it lowered the end about 2". much better. my previous winnie adventurer had real leather seats with a height adjustment on the armrest, Perfect.