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Re: Are there replacements seats - just the fabric for...
You would need to contact a local seat trim shop to see if they can match this fabric, most likely can. The manufacturer would not provide this service.
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I can speak confidently but not authoritatively on this, so let's consider this answer tentative. I would be glad to be corrected.
Military gliders were replaced by helicopters after World War II, and no one seems to have found a civilian use for large ones. Unpowered flight is a sport, now, so there don't seem to be any with more than 2 seats. The only recent exception I can think of is the Space Shuttle, which was unpowered during its return from orbit.
I couldn't find ready made replacements for this part either, so I took my damaged/torn Dutailier cushion support to an upholsterer in my neighborhood. They made a new one re-using the original metal rod and wood at the extremes. It was beautiful. Had it by the next day. Paid $50.
you may have to buy an articulating cable ( the kind with the 3 prongs that move in and out to grab things ) to reach in and grab your object. The quarter panel and the inner metal structure aren't designed to come apart. The only other access you might get would be via removal of the back seat. Usually pushing in on the bottom of the lower part of the seat with unhook it and allow you to remove it to access the 2 bolts that hold the upper part of the seat in place. With that removed, you might have a better angle to grab onto it.
If you don't have a local bike shop to reassemble your seat or sell you a new one, you can probably find one to fit at Walmart or Target. A good bike shop will often give you one of better quality than you can buy at a department store, because many cyclists replace the seat with one that fits their bottom when they buy a new bike.
When you thread the top thread, ALWAYS RAISE the presser foot so the thread will seat completely in the tension disk. If this doesn't improve the stitch, try tightening the top tension. If it is too loose, the bobbin thread will lay on the surface of the fabric. When the top tension is tightened, it will pull the bobbin thread up into the fabric.
th seat is held down by four nuts or bolts (2 front 2 rear), varies by model, remove the bolts front and rear, disconnect the lectrical conectors at bottom of seat and remove seat or tilt back to access the seat track.
Folding up duoglider. Fold the botom basket down. I always take off the front wind breaker ( infants cover). It will just pop right off. Then locate the front handle of glider, slide red button to the right and twist.
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