No Seatbelt issue

Started by Indigo Crow Weaver, July 17, 2012, 06:23 AM

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Oz

#25
September 27, 2015, 09:45 PM
Emissions testing in Arizona is waaaaaaaayyyyyy off topic from having no seat belts.

Please remember the message posting rules.


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1969 D22, 2 x 1974 D24 Indians, 1977 27' Itasca

joanfenn

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September 27, 2015, 09:54 PM
 ;) ;)

xerofall

#27
October 12, 2015, 05:29 PM
Quote from: Oz on July 29, 2012, 10:40 PM
;)   I had no idea ours had any when we first got it either until I decided to look under the seats just to see how the pedestal worked... then I looked under the cushions in the dinette and rear goucho area... more seat belts.  I was quite relieved because I already had installing them written on my "to do" list.  Usually, I wouldn't have found it out until after I'd already gotten new ones...

I need to look again under the cushions on mine, I know there are some for the rear goucho area all curled up in a ball in the trunk area I need to feed through, but I was keeping that back area a full time bed and probably shouldn't unless I get a massive extension for my wife to wear in bed while I'm driving, haha. I need to see if there are some for the dinette seats. That would be nice if there were some hidden under there.

Ryan McDonald

#28
February 13, 2016, 05:53 AM
As a manufacturer of RV replacement Seat Belts using OEM parts, and a distributor of seat adjusters, I can say you basically have two options.

1) You go for the minimum of "just being legal".

That is:

If you are not looking for a seat belt for safety purposes, but, rather to avoid "click it, or ticket rules" all you have to do is obey the state rule as stated earlier ....

Quote from: ClydesdaleKevin on July 17, 2012, 11:24 PM
I could be wrong on this, but I'm pretty sure inspection states only require the front driver's seat and passenger seat to have a seat belt in a motorhome.

Kev



Therefore go on eBay find a made in China knock-off really cheap, and install it yourself.

Neither of these really recommended by me ...  N:(

2) You go for safety at all cost. Especially, if traveling in an RV with children.

That is:

Go above an beyond the minimum requirement of the law.

Find a replacement RV seat belt made in America, Taiwan, or Germany. They cost a pinch more, but, actually do their intended jobs.

Then, have it professional installed.  :)clap


Here are a few resources, I believe you'll find helpful.

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