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Old 12-29-2015, 08:19 AM   #1
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Seat belts

We have a '93 Pace Arrow that only have lap seat belts. Does anyone know of shoulder harness belts that do not have to be anchored to the coach wall, and if not anchored to the coach wall, are they any safer than just the lap belts? Thanks
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There are only two set ups for shoulder belts; those anchored to the vehicle wall ( door frame) and those with the shoulder belt in the seat back; that I personally, have not seen in a Class A application.

Both are better than lap belts alone, but finding the seats with the belt in the seat back, that will safely attach in your coach could be a long and costly process.

Somewhere I have a link to a site that has , motor home seat belts, when I find it I'll re-post.

EDIT : Got back in time to add to this post.

wescoperformance.stores.yahoo.net/rv-seat-belts.html

OK , I can't get the link to work. Google , Wesco Performance, then RV seat belts, installation videos posted there.
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I'm thinking adding shoulder harnesses is not going to be practical, but I'll be watching the responses!
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