GY20495 Seat fits JD 102 L100 L105 L107 L110 L111 LA100 X110 115 125 L108 - Replaces B1GY20495-1 Pack

The seat fit my John Deere L111 perfectly. I was extremely happy to see that it came with two bolts to mount the seat adjustment handle and it works great. The 4 original mounting bolts from my old seat worked and the seat safety switch also fit perfect.Very Happy with the Seat, good quality, good fit and arrived on time.

This is a very good replacement seat for the money you have to save the adjustment bracket off old seat and it bolts right up and there’s thread incerts into plastic seat pan the alignment is right on

The threaded inserts for bolting the seat to the seat frame are the weak point of this seat. I had a couple come out of place and I had to take the seat apart to fix it. Be very careful when threading in the seat bolts. Aside from that, it is comfortable and looks great.

This new seat was a perfect fit for my John Deere L110 mower tractor. The main difference between this seat and the original is that the cushion holder is plastic instead of metal. The bolt holes were a match; there were also mounting holes for the cable guide (?) attached on one side of the seat. The seat has the appropriate cutout for the seat deadman switch. I have this switch removed so I cannot say if it works with this new seat. So, for anyone saying it did not fit the L110, it must not have been the same seat. With OEM being around $180, this was a great deal for a new seat.

My husband said it is as good as or better than the original John Deere seat. He said it’s definitely more comfortable than the original. Installation was easy and took less than an hour. He said an extra set of hands would have made it even easier. The pictures are of the seat on our 15-20 year old John Deere L110. The last picture is of the damaged original John Deere seat on our mower. There is a little difference in the color yellow, but not a big deal. Saved us money and works great! No complaints here!

All the seat mounting screw holes lined up properly. I just had to switch to 5/16 x 1 1/4 SAE thread mounting bolts, as specified by the seller. The original seat had metric mounting bolts. The seat adjustment handle also required SAE thread mounting bolts, but those were provided with the new seat. You will need a Torx style wrench to remove the seat adjustment handle from the old seat. The electric kill switch cut-out worked fine, and all I had to do was slip the kill switch out of the old seat, and slide it into the new seat. The whole process of switching to a new seat was easy. I am very pleased to have a new seat.

Works great

I put this on a D105. The spacing on the bolt holes were a little off so I had to snip the plastic connector that holds the OEM bushings together (see pic). This hasn't seemed to have affected the alignment of the seat or adjusting the seat position back and forth. I saw another review where they dremelled out the bushings to elongate the hole, but snipping the connector pieces seems ok...I think they're just vesitgial from the manufacturing process and not structurally critical.Careful not to overtighten, i think i broke one of the female threads loose from the plastic molding of the seat.The seat safety sensor did not stay put at all. The hole it snaps into is just too big and it just kept falling out while riding. I ended up just bypassing the sensor using a little piece of an old credit card. You can find videos of how to do this. Its a quick fix, and honestly its better because now I can easily hop on and off the mower to move things without having to shut it off or put the parking brake on.So yeah its a little janky, and it feels an inch or 2 higher than the original, but it beats paying for an OEM seat for an old ride on mower. Comfort level seems comparable to original or better. Not sure how long the material will hold up before cracking, it seems thinner than original for sure. I'll try to post an update in the future.