Can I remove the passenger seat from a company truck?

I would read your employee hand book. It's possible that a mechanic could report it when you bring your truck for maintenance.

 

Not a good idea to have something like that riding in the bunk. You jam on the brakes hard enough it might end up busting your skull. Talk to your shop about it maybe they can fix it or remove it. Try airing it up if it's sitting on the floor and see if that helps.

 

Just cut a hole in the back of the sleeper, put an A/C in the hole.

 

Company may not allow it or they may only allow it if their shop removes it.

Portable A/C consumes a lot of electricity. Think of running a 1000 watt microwave for HOURS. Portable (wheel around units) are twice as expensive, half as effective as a window unit AC.

If you don't have a big APU & power inverter you are not running any portable or window A/C.

 

If u a company driver just ask the shop to do it.. I'm sure u wouldn't be the first driver to request that... I would not put it on the top bunk. Those seats are alot heavier than they look and awkward to lift.. I had quite a difficult time just getting mine out of my 386 pete. A couple years ago. It's tough to carry around...I'm not sure I'd be able to lift it over my head. I'd guess they are probably 50-60 pounds

Taking out is easy. 4 floor bolts and a seatbelt bolt and a 1/4 inch quick connect airline

 

Company’s don’t want drivers tinkering with anything on the truck. My first gig they wouldn’t let’ us replace the wipers. Take it to a shop they said. So we did.
Ask the company and see what they say.

 

Some companies allow the driver to remove the passenger seat, so ask the shop about that.

 

ask your company. some will let you, some won't.

 

Is your truck "car hop" ready?

If not -- why not fix that, too....so you can be properly waited on at those drive-in restaurants during your DOT rest breaks....

-- L