Seat belts

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

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

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

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

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

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
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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

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

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

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

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