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Corresponding Author Hossein Navid Associated Proffesor, Department of Biosystems Engineering, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tabriz, Tabriz, Iran Tel: 09144029560 Email: : navid@tabrizu.ac.ir Background and Objectives: Agricultural combine harvesters play a crucial role in cereal productions. A combine operator performs almost all harvesting activities in seated posture. As an interface of the biomechanical system of operator’s body and combines’ mechanical system, seat has a major effect on operator’s safety, health, and comfort. A successful design of seat is not achievable without considering the anthropometric characteristics of user population in geometric design. In current study, the accommodation of common harvesting combines’ seat with Iranian operators’ body dimensions has been investigated.

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Dimensional Accommodation of Common Harvesting Combines’ Seat with Operators’ Anthropometric Characteristics and Proposition the Proper Dimensions Based on Ergonomics Principles