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Old 10-01-2007, 10:20 AM
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Default Hooker Harness Hardware

I didn't receive any mounting hardware with the Hooker Harness set so I guess I need to provide it. My question is to those who have already installed them. Van's method of seatbelt mounting has the fuselage brackets squeezing a bushing. The seatbelt connector is thinner than the bushing so it rotates freely around the bushing.

On the Hookers there is a bushing is pressed into the metal and doesn't move. Is everyone clamping the fuselage brackets on that bushing so there is no movement?

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Andy
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Old 10-01-2007, 11:36 AM
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Default Hooker install

Just spread the Van's seat belt brackets and insert the Hooker ends in between the Van's brackets.A slight bend might help. Mine have worked fine as described.
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