Scoop
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That thar is CB radio, not ham. Them bois is inferior to sad hams.
Smitty335
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You boys just can't let up, hammer a guy for trying! HA!
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For the quick shield you just need to take out the seat bottom and back, and the seat belt female receiver on the passenger side. Easy install. Only hassle is getting the bolts back into the seat back when you have them pushed through the rubber. Will be much easier if you have a second pair of hands for help.
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Exactly the instructions I send if someone's really having trouble figuring it out. And you're right about the seatback bolts, they're a PITA but once they're in that's it. Let us know your thoughts on the results. Thanks Dawg.
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Received it and installed it. Once I saw what it looked like it was easy to figure out how it goes in.
You're right about putting the seatback bolts in. After a few failed attempts with help from my wife we tied a loop of string through each hole in the shield and pulled on the string to get the holes in the shield lined up with the bolt. Still a PIA, but it worked.
Next time I have to take the seatback off I'm going to look into putting threaded studs in the seatback long enough to allow access to putting the shield onto the studs then nuts on the frame mounting bracket.
You're right about putting the seatback bolts in. After a few failed attempts with help from my wife we tied a loop of string through each hole in the shield and pulled on the string to get the holes in the shield lined up with the bolt. Still a PIA, but it worked.
Next time I have to take the seatback off I'm going to look into putting threaded studs in the seatback long enough to allow access to putting the shield onto the studs then nuts on the frame mounting bracket.
