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Jason,, Depends I guess on what you call to high. It is in the manual at
approx. 8 inches up the seats are somewheres around 11 inches high so it
would still be pulling downward . If it appears to high you can lower the
mount but that is what it is used for the rear belt attachments, I lowered
mine one set of rivet holes for other reasons... Dale SR-033
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Hi Jason: Yes it is for the rear seat belts with the center one being on the
floor. If you look at the seat height and imagine some upholstery on it the
belt height is in a good position. - Bob J ( Moose 226)
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From: "Jason Beall" <super_rebel131@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 4:04 PM
Subject: [rebel-builders] bracket for Moose - clarification

Hi guys,

Yet another question...

Chapter 9.4, page 21, Figure 18a - What is the lower
attachment bracket for? If it's for the seat belt,
isn't it a bit high?

Thanks, -Jason

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