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> Fabrication, Bracket for seat
Randal
post May 14 2013, 06:34 PM
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I've got to install a seat bracket before Cascade Lakes, otherwise I might not pass tech inspection.

Been looking at a number of different options.

First of all here are a couple of pictures so you'll see how much space (and angles) I have to work with.

Front view:

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From the back at the top:

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From the back looking down:

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Was thinking about making an L bracket that I can bolt to the seat (the 2.5" section between the holes for the seat belts. I'll use something like a carriage bolt with a rounded head on the drivers side of the seat.

Found a couple of brackets for the roll bar that will work:

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Or use a couple of these with the same L bracket

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Coleman also makes a parallel one that might be easier to bolt up to the L bracket on the roll bar side.

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Good way or is there a better way. All ideas appreciated!
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