Anyone have a good way to dry out a Nytro seat that has been submerged??
remove cover, lay on piece of plywood, lay another one on top, drive up on it with a truck till it stops running. dry around the sides so the foam doesn't suck the water back up. I will say, this is theory only, I have yet to need to try it out.
Snowsnake
New member
My nephew parked his truck on top of his old Indie seat and then stood it on end by the woodstove and it still took forever to totally dry.Took so long that he picked up another seat to use in the mean time.
sleddineinar
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My cousin soaked his XC in the lake a couple years ago at the beginning of the season. He pulled the cover off and did the plywood and truck trick, left it by the wood stove for a week. It was still a little damp at the end of the season. You could tell cause it got crunchy when it was left outside at night.
opsled
Active member
Hang it so a corner? (some point) is hanging down. Put a bucket under it and keep it near heat/air movement. Couple of days and all will be good.
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