Morning to all - I stuck this post in Camper aswell - not sure where it would get most viewing......
Has anybody ever used the Securon adjustable mounting (any way up, down or angle) seat belt inertia reels and mounted the reel high on the D post to give 3 point inertia belts in the rear of a T25 Autosleeper.
Seems very simple - drill hole, use thickerer plate with captive from JK, mount reel, set angles on reel and use existing lap points for the rest.
Apart from the fact the reels will be on show - anybody got any comments?
The wardrobe side will have a nice neat slot in the door for the belt to emerge.
This seems simpler than mounting the reel down low, bringing the belt up to the guide high on the D post and then forward.
having just bought the Autosleeper - this site is a goldmine of info - thankyou.
Securon Seat Belts
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Haven't used it exactly as you mentionn, but I have 3 such belts - 2 in the rear of the caravelle replacing lap belts, and one in the non-cupbaord side of the camper.
Yes, the reels do show. But, they are easy to mount, and work well.
I am happy with mine.
Em
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Yes, the reels do show. But, they are easy to mount, and work well.
I am happy with mine.
Em
x
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I have got one of these adjutable belts with a four poiunt system, so the reel would be low, a higher fixingpoint, the third point as normal, then the fourth is the plug on the other side. I am only using it as a three point system at the moment, though.
Em
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Em
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2.1 DJ 1990 Caravelle (died and gone to heaven)
2.0 AGG (1997 ish) 1984 transporter LPG
2.0 AGG (1997 ish) 1984 transporter LPG