Inward facing seats/seatbelts

[wilsongriffin]

Hi all.

Bought my hj75 troopy just over 1 year ago and am getting close to getting her roadworthy. I am looking to hook up the seatbelts to the 8 rear inward facing seats, however the seatbelts sold to me were just mixed into a plastic bag with a bunch of nuts and bolts.

Could people please post detailed pics of their inward facing seats and where the seatbelts are anchored to in the troopy? I have many different bolt holes along the inside of the troop and I cannot figure out what goes where regarding seatbelt anchoring. Also cannot find anything out there to show how to install/where. Any guidance on install would also be appreciated.

Cheers

 

[sodafeld1]

I have these on my phone, you should be able to figure it out. Long buckle meets short socket generally. If you get stuck I'll try to do some in the daylight.

 

[sodafeld1]

and these

 

[sodafeld1]

Vinyl spray and clothe tape spruces it up a bit. I put fiber glass roving laminated with epoxy, then painted again. I haul bricks often, so the ply board works better and it breathes so water does not hold under a vinyl mat. Probably time to give her another lick of implement enamel paint on top of the epoxy, very forgiving stuff. (An inner bicycle tube is in the fore ground, handy for tying down stuff)

 

[JuanJ]

Hello,

From the FSM.

Hope this helps.





Juan

 

[wilsongriffin]

and these

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Thank you - really appreciate these! any closer pics of the individual mounting of each buckle would be awesome if possible. even just one.

Cheers

 

[wilsongriffin]

Hello,

From the FSM.

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Hope this helps.





Juan

Cheers, Juan. this is great help!

 

[sodafeld1]

and this from amayama, even has the bolt numbers..

 

[wilsongriffin]

and this from amayama, even has the bolt numbers..
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Cheers mate this is perfect

 

[sodafeld1]

and this, sorry brick dust..

 

[sodafeld1]

different bolt, but the depth is the important part

 

[sodafeld1]

depends on who does your roadworthy. For sure club rego is more easy going

 

[sodafeld1]

probably better off going by amayama)