How do you tighten belts once you have been seated and fastened the belts around you?
871718
Lap belt you need to adjust before you latch it , but shoulder belts will easily tighten by single loose strap being pulled down . have fun , but be safe . cz
871719
Theres a metal slider on either side, you tighten it that way, much like a normal back seat lap belt
811253
Loosen and off it comes. Or loosen and move to different position and tighten
2105333
Tighten it until you cant tighten anymore. Use a good screwdriver which fits so that you dont strip the screws, but I have a double bar on one of mines and have 30 pairs of jeans on each bar and it does not slide down at all on me. I love these racks. Not to be funny but make sure whoever tightens it has good strength in their wrists. It should tighten for you and not slide. I have 44inch waist jeans also which outweigh the smaller sizes and yes 30 on each bar.
635518
I just put the over the pedals then positions the screws so that when they tighten, the backs of the screws tighten onto the pedals. If they are not secure, use double sided 3M pads to help. Place on back of pedal and stick them onto your existing pedals. Then tighten as before.
1996344
You can also tighten the belt. That will add more resistance and stop the belt from moving too quickly. That's what I did to mine. The how-to part is in the instruction manual.
1192416
yes it is frustrating. i pull the straps as tight as i can and then pull down on the strap that tightens it. it feels like it is off the track or something. it is my biggest complaint about this seat as i feel i can't get the straps as tight as they should be.
1743525
Turn the section clockwise to loosen it to adjust the length. Turn the section counter clockwise to tighten. There's an arrow pointing the way. Be sure that the section isn't pulled out beyond its limit.
1348570
Make sure the belt isn't too tight. I put mine together with the the belt as tight as I could get it at first and it squealed. I went back and noticed that the instructions say to keep a little slack in it.
204329
Mid back..no belt has several snaps at the neck to adjust tightness around the neck
1815528
You start fairly tight and adjust. Too tight and it will not slide loosing all effectiveness. Too loose and you will have sway.
190366
If you need to adjust where they sit on the shoulders you use the lever above the head and push down on it to move up or down. To adjust the tightness you pull the strap between the legs to make it tighter or there's a slit between the legs you put your finger in there and pull up on the metal clamp and pull straps to make them looser.
1839421
You have to thread a loop. It has a place in the back that your belt can thread through. Quite comfortable actually.
1468320
Use the existing bolt/screw where the original belt connects to the chair. Holes on replacement beltwere larger so I used a washer to account for it.
2110736
Get a screwdriver and really get in there, it'll tighten! Just took a lil more than a few twists.
471974
If you mean "tighten" so that the seat doesn't slide around when you sit on it, here is what you do: pop up the tulip-shaped covers at the back of the closed seat (a bottle opener works great for this), then use a scredriver to tighten the plastic screws. If, however, you are asking how to make the seat close slowly again and this suggestion doesn't do it, you will need to contact the manufacturer.
1278848
The simplest would be to replace the buckle. Remove the old buckle by carefully cutting the threads. If you have a buckle from a previous bag, then sew it back on web belt. I am really disappointed with this bag's performance - from the way oversize belt (which by the way won't stay in a fixed length), to the belt stays slipping and the buckle releasing from just a little bit of pressure allowing the entire assembly to unexpectedly fall from my waist. Sorry I could not have been of greater assist on the repair. Hope for the best.
1305532
Make sure that when you tighten the one bolt you keep the one on the other side from turning. Two adjustable wrenches will help with that. Hold the one side still while you tighten the other. Tighten until the seat no longer wigles. I had not problems, other than I remember it took quite a few turns to get it tight. good luck. Oh, by the way, if you contact the manufacturer, they are VERY helpfull.