Baby Seat Installation

[RamAirZ]

Here are pics of mine:





I have a 2yr old and a 7 month old. I keep the passenger seat leaned up a little (makes it easier, also the seat extenders help too, they move the seat up a bit) then when putting the kids in I just lean in and put my son in his seat and buckle him up, and for my daughter, if you have a brand new baby it may be easiest to either install though the back door onto the base or between the front seats (easiest with passenger seat leaned forward). For my daughter I just tilt the seat on it's side a bit and slide her in and lock her into the base, my kids love riding in the VX. My son is always knocking on the door when he comes outside trying to get in it lol. As far as getting the seat/base mounted, it's super easy. I keep a towl on the seat and pull the seat belt ALL the way out so it locks in, slide it through the base, pull it as tight as I can (I usually lean on the seat/base) and then on the base there is an adjusting knob to tilt the rear up which tightens it up so I turn that until I can't anymore. Let me know if you have any more questions or needs any more pics.

[VX KAT]

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I have a 2yr old and a 7 month old.

t/j....
Dallas...that is the cutest damn kid! Remember the other pic too where he was running.....I don't know if ya'll ever heard little blonde kids called toad heads...but he's the cutest toad head!

back to the program...

[tom4bren]

.....toad heads....

BWAAHAAHAA!!! Yer killin me here KAT. At least I only spell wrong. You got me beat - usin the wrong word entirely.


I s'pose you think God's name is Howard???

Mike,

Sorry for the TJ. I just couldn't let the opportunity pass.

I can get you the seat sliders for $75 but it'll be a few weeks.

Tom

[JAMAS]

the answer =

Rear Facing : load from back door. Seat folds flat backwards to allow for easy loading.

Forward Facing: Tom4Bren Seat Sliders

super easy.

easier than a 4 door sedan


Congrats on the baby.....Its an adventure, and worth every minute.

[tom4bren]

Tom4Bren Seat Sliders

Actually they were designed by Tone. I'm just getting them made for those in need.

[vt_maverick]

Actually they were designed by Tone. I'm just getting them made for those in need.

Afraid of being haunted? J/k, cool that you're giving credit where it's due.

[Vehi-Cross-Az]

Actually they were designed by Tone. I'm just getting them made for those in need.

I may need a set of these seat brackets,
my little girl just turned 4 months, still loading from the back
for now.
I have the lock for belt being used now to keep the seat tight
against the carseat.
Going to look for the hook tie downs under the carpet this
weekend too and maybe order them for later on.


Ah, whatever happened to the good ol days when I use to
stand on up on the front seat of my moms 65 Comet so I
could see better, I made it okay (haha jk) how times have
changed, at least somethings did improve

[VX KAT]

BWAAHAAHAA!!! Yer killin me here KAT. At least I only spell wrong. You got me beat - usin the wrong word entirely. OUCH!...no more rubber things for YOU Mr. OFH!

I s'pose you think God's name is Howard???

What! It's toe not toad??!! circmand even knows it!! and we grew up in the same place! BOY do I have some talkin' to do to my Mamma! She's let me go thru life thinking it was toad, , this has taken a terrible toll on my psyche, all the stress over this, I think I feel mentally ill,....where's Dr. Phil??!!! I need a pill! I need to chill!
(and 2 points to whomever can identify what song some of these lyrics are from....) over

[tom4bren]

Your psyche is fine ... you stumped me on the lyrics thing (I'm guessing it's NOT country).

[circmand]

t/j....
Dallas...that is the cutest damn kid! Remember the other pic too where he was running.....I don't know if ya'll ever heard little blonde kids called toad heads...but he's the cutest toad head!

back to the program...

TOW heads

In colonial times, families grew their own flax to make into fabric for clothing. Transforming the flax into thread was a complicated, involved process with many time-consuming steps. After the flax was harvested, it was soaked in water for several days to soften it so the inner fibers could be removed from the stalk. To separate the long, thin fibers from the shorter, coarser ones, the flax was pulled through a bed of nails or combed in a process called "towing." The shorter fibers that were extricated were of a lesser quality and were called "tow." This led to the term "towheads" to describe people, particularly children, whose hair resembled these stran

[JAMAS]

TOW heads

In colonial times, families grew their own flax to make into fabric for clothing. Transforming the flax into thread was a complicated, involved process with many time-consuming steps. After the flax was harvested, it was soaked in water for several days to soften it so the inner fibers could be removed from the stalk. To separate the long, thin fibers from the shorter, coarser ones, the flax was pulled through a bed of nails or combed in a process called "towing." The shorter fibers that were extricated were of a lesser quality and were called "tow." This led to the term "towheads" to describe people, particularly children, whose hair resembled these stran

So tow head means coarse, not blonde?

I was bright blonde when I was a kid too and I never did like the term tow head. Mostly cuz its sounds like poop head or smelly face....."yeah well, you're a tow head".