M4 Shoulder Harnesses
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Makes total sense. The fewer the links, the fewer the chances for a weak link.
I would think the width of the webbing would adequately distribute the force...
Tailwinds and clear skies for your trip yonder!
I would think the width of the webbing would adequately distribute the force...
Tailwinds and clear skies for your trip yonder!
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Shoulder Harness mod solved for M4
I purchased 2 "rear shoulder harness mounting brackets" from Univair as well as 2 inertia reel shoulder harness/lap belts from them. The brackets are made by Atlee Dodge. The mounting brackets are the 5/8" ID size for clamping on the 2 diagonal tubes above/behind the pilot/ co-pilot heads, and the belts angle down perfectly thru the forward headliner zipper. The inertia reel belts were $390 each and the brackets were $135 each. Whole installation for under a 1000.00. I had to special order the 5/8 brackets in exchange from Atlee as Univair only has the 7/8" size.
Works great and is the cheapest inertia system I could find.
I am using AC 23-17C as my guidance. ("Minor Change- log book entry")
Feel much safer with shoulder harnesses now. I think it is money well spent!
Works great and is the cheapest inertia system I could find.
I am using AC 23-17C as my guidance. ("Minor Change- log book entry")
Feel much safer with shoulder harnesses now. I think it is money well spent!
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Hi All,
Will have a photo soon and will do my best to post to this site!
Will have a photo soon and will do my best to post to this site!
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shoulder harness retrofit
Here are some photos of my M4 shoulder harness retrofit...
Hope these photos make some sense !
could not figure out how to post smaller size photos ... !?
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Hope these photos make some sense !
could not figure out how to post smaller size photos ... !?
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