Whoa ... put the torches and cutting wheels away, gents -- no need to go crazy dicing and slicing up your perfectly good cabs. I did the Juliano's 3-point kit in my '49 3804 -- and it only required drilling six holes (for two seat belts). The instructions and kit was *vastly* easier and simpler than boogering up a cab wink

Where the belt goes over that sharp part of the seat frame/support, just tack weld a small piece of angle iron or stuff a piece of wood there. It only has to work for less than a second wink

If I can figure it out, then it has to be pretty simple. wink No cab molestation required wink
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~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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