Seat belts

[ASM]

Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
info would be appreciated.

Jacek
Washington State

[CLewis95]

Try this:

http://www.hookerharness.com

Curt - 95

On Dec 9, 11:41 pm, "ASM" > wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.
>
> Jacek
> Washington State

[Marc Ramsey]

ASM wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.

Allen Silver at Silver Parachute Sales does it:

http://www.silverparachutes.com/

Be aware, though, if your belts are from a type certified glider, you'll
need appropriately certified belts, which pretty much means returning
them to the original manufacturer...

Marc

[Don]

>
>http://www.silverparachutes.com/
>
>Be aware, though, if your belts are from a type certified glider, you'll
>need appropriately certified belts, which pretty much means returning
>them to the original manufacturer...
>
>Marc


I send bunches of corporate aircraft belts to
http://www.cmaviationservices.com/ They can re-web and certify them
for you.
Cheers

[[email protected]]

Patti at Mountain Valley Airport in Tehachapi can do it:

Browne's Aircraft Interiors
FAA Certified Repair Station N8BR941Y
Patti Browne, owner (661) 822-0909
Safety Belt Repair and Re-Webbing, Upholstery, Weight and Balance
16332 Harris Rd.
Mountain Valley Airport
Tehachapi, CA 93561
email:
fax: (661) 823-7759


ASM wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.
>
> Jacek
> Washington State

[Simon Waddell]

Gadringer Gurte provide a quick turn-around service by post and provide all
the necessary paperwork. Based in Germany.

http://www.gadringer-gurte.de/sites_e/gurte_e.html



"Don" > wrote in message
...
>
>>
>>http://www.silverparachutes.com/
>>
>>Be aware, though, if your belts are from a type certified glider, you'll
>>need appropriately certified belts, which pretty much means returning
>>them to the original manufacturer...
>>
>>Marc
>
>
> I send bunches of corporate aircraft belts to
> http://www.cmaviationservices.com/ They can re-web and certify them
> for you.
> Cheers

[mreyes]

ASM wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.
>
> Jacek
> Washington State

Wag-Aero
www.wagaero.com

[Nigel Pocock]

As a suplementary question to this how often should
you change your belts?
On condition?
10yrs? 15yrs? 20yrs?
Nigel

[Sebastiaan]

We use Schlemann Gurte belts and they should be revised every 12 years,
according to the manufacturer. They are based in Germany and also do our
overhauls.

http://schlemann-gurte.de/



Nigel Pocock wrote:
> As a suplementary question to this how often should
> you change your belts?
> On condition?
> 10yrs? 15yrs? 20yrs?
> Nigel
>
>
>

[Sebastiaan]

As a complementary question:

How do you wash your belts?

ASM wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.
>
> Jacek
> Washington State
>

[Al Eddie]

At 06:00 10 December 2006, Clewis95 wrote:
>Try this:
>
>http://www.hookerharness.com


There's definitely a joke in here somewhere. How sad
the opportunity was missed...

;o)
There are only 10 typoes of people in the world. Those who understand Binary, and those who don't.

[Tim Mara]

if your belts need to be certified and if it's a certificated glider the
hardware on the old belts if made in Europe may not be on the approved parts
list in the USA ......check carefully with the belt shop beforehand to find
out if the hardware you wish to reuse is approved and if they have the
proper documents to reuse this hardware here
tim
Wings & Wheels
www.wingsandwheels.com

"ASM" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.
>
> Jacek
> Washington State
>

[W.J. \(Bill\) Dean \(U.K.\).]

Some of the release boxes on Gadringer seatbelts appear to have been
manufactured by Pacific Scientific Co., California.

I discovered this when looking at a belt where the Gadringer sticker had
worn away, and I could see the Pacific Scientific Co engraved into the
metal.

W.J. (Bill) Dean (U.K.).
Remove "ic" to reply.
>
> "Simon Waddell" > wrote in message
> ...
>
> Gadringer Gurte provide a quick turn-around service by post and provide
> all the necessary paperwork. Based in Germany.
>
> http://www.gadringer-gurte.de/sites_e/gurte_e.html
>

[Guy Acheson]

Just another reason that your gliders should have been
certificated as EXPERIMENTAL. You can use the belts
you want.
Guy

[[email protected]]

Try this one. Great Service!
Dan Tarasevich
Para-Phernalia, Inc

Work: 360-435-7220
Fax: 360-435-7272
E-Mail:

19124 - 59th Dr. NE Bldg. # 4
Arlington Airport
Arlington, WA 98223

Heinz





ASM wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a company to which I can send my seat
> belts and they would reuse the hardware and just put new belts? Any
> info would be appreciated.
>
> Jacek
> Washington State