Third seat safety and why won't it lie flat?

I've been looking for clues around here on my newly (self) installed
third seat and wondering why I can't get it to lie flat. I need to
ask my engineer dh when he gets home since he often spots the obvious
that I've been overlooking, so maybe I'm worrying too much in advance.
But- it you have any pictures I can see on what it looks like
installed, I would be delighted. I have a local friend with one and
I'll go look at hers but I really hate to ask her to haul all her
stuff out of the back if she doesn't need to do that for me.

In googling for an image, I found none, but I found this article
http://www.brickboard.com/ARCHIVES/1999MAR/10009554.shtml It doesn't
help me with the installation but I feel better about using the third
row seat for other people's children as well as my own. It appears
that this topic goes around every year or so on this group so I hope
someone finds it helpful.

Kate, 1991 745 Turbo. Red.

=====
Kate, http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~kolina/advantages-of-formula.html
Mom to Ursula (8), Sage (6), Benno (2.5) Raising a child is Beta
testing written large, because each person is unique to greater and
lesser
extents, but with attention and chronic good humor and consistency,
aided by preparation and some fiscal wherewithal, things work out,
don't
they? ~ Dark Cloud

 

Open up the rear panels that cover the third seat once
open you will see 2 sections of metal on the woos
remove both pieces of metal & hammer down the rivet
heads
Glenn

--
" The road of life can only reveal itself as it is
traveled; each turn in the road reveals a surprise.
Man's future is hidden."

http://www.brickboard.com/ARCHIVES/1999MAR/10009554.shtml
It doesn't