If you don't want anything in the way when the jump seat is removed you can remove the 2 seats and cut the 4 brackets off. You can use a cutoff wheel on a grinder or use a swazall with a metal cutting blade. The best blade out there is called a Torch. The seat bases are easy to remove. Remove the 4 bolts/nuts, one at each leg base, power seat wiring and they lift out. Takes about 10 minutes each after removing the jump seats. To get the seats out easily tilt the seat backs forward to give max room in the door openings.