Chariot Carriers Chariot Baby Seat ユーザーズマニュアル
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. Fitting to Single Seater Chariot Trailers
.1 Fitting the D-rings
The D-rings are secured at the front to the side frame tubes.
In the forward side frame tubes
there are holes with threaded
bushes for fitting the D-rings.
there are holes with threaded
bushes for fitting the D-rings.
There are already screws
inserted in the threaded bushes
for securing the D-rings to the
Chariot CTS single seaters.
Please use only these
screws –
the screws which you might
find supplied with the baby
seats are no longer required
and do not fit.
Please note: These are
imperial thread size screws
(in inches), so standard me-
tric thread screws are not
suitable as replacements.
inserted in the threaded bushes
for securing the D-rings to the
Chariot CTS single seaters.
Please use only these
screws –
the screws which you might
find supplied with the baby
seats are no longer required
and do not fit.
Please note: These are
imperial thread size screws
(in inches), so standard me-
tric thread screws are not
suitable as replacements.
Locate the D-rings under the
side tube of the basic unit (in
other words to the inner side,
facing the passenger compart-
ment) and align the holes of the
frame tube and D-ring.
Make sure that you insert the
screw exactly perpendicular
to the frame tube so that it
properly engages the threa-
ded bush.
Screw in tight using a suitable
screwdriver.
side tube of the basic unit (in
other words to the inner side,
facing the passenger compart-
ment) and align the holes of the
frame tube and D-ring.
Make sure that you insert the
screw exactly perpendicular
to the frame tube so that it
properly engages the threa-
ded bush.
Screw in tight using a suitable
screwdriver.
Please note:
Always screw on the D-rings to the side of the frame tube that is opposite the threaded
bush, in other words from the inside of the vehicle. This results in the threaded bush being
pulled into the frame tube hole, meaning that it cannot work loose.
Always screw on the D-rings to the side of the frame tube that is opposite the threaded
bush, in other words from the inside of the vehicle. This results in the threaded bush being
pulled into the frame tube hole, meaning that it cannot work loose.
.2 Securing the Baby Seat
.2.1 Securing on the Cheetah1 model
First connect the fastex buckles
on the underside of the baby
seat with their counterparts on
the lap belt ends.
on the underside of the baby
seat with their counterparts on
the lap belt ends.
Experience has shown that it
helps if an overall belt length
adjustment of more or less
15 to 16 cm is made
(measured from the point of
attachment to the baby seat to
the point of attachment to the
trailer seat).
helps if an overall belt length
adjustment of more or less
15 to 16 cm is made
(measured from the point of
attachment to the baby seat to
the point of attachment to the
trailer seat).
Correct positioning of the baby
seat.
seat.