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Child restraint in a MK SWB Patrol

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Child restraint in a MK SWB Patrol

Post by pongo »

Its one of those Mods you wish you never have to do ;) . But time has come for me to put in a baby seat. I havent had a look yet, But i am wondering if there is a factory point for these ?

If not whats the common practice putting one in ? . Im guessing drill a hole and put plate underneath. I dont really know , So any help is appreciated.

Thanks alot, If i can get this done, I can go wheeling more :armsup:


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Post by ozy1 »

back in the day when my old man had an MQ/MK, he had an anchor point bar fitted, it mounts throught the side of body, just below the fiber glass canopy, it was strong and allowed for 3 mounting points, as it wasnt on the floor, it still allowed storage space underneath it,

not sure who does them these days
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Post by RockyF75 »

RTA approved Seatbelt fitting station should be able to help you, theres one on sunnyholt rd blackton IIRC, theres also a mobile mob that runs around installing child restraints, yellowpages might have em.
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Post by festy »

Have a chat with an engineer who can sign off on them about requirements for plate size etc. It's probably cheaper to make your own and have it approved than to have a crab bar fitted and approved.
The crab bars are good in that you can move the anchor point from one side to the other, or install a second point for the cost of the $15 bracket - but they make loading/unloading a pain.
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Post by pongo »

Thanx guys, Not the news i was hoping for but you get that with an old POS. I dont know what a crab bar is. I think i might find an engineer to talk to, But if i have to get it engineered, I might as well put a 3 seater in the front out of a ute and put the bub in the front. That way when its engineered for a 3 seater legally they cant hassle me.

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