I picked up a Kettler "Happy Air" on FreeCycle. This particular model did not come with a seat belt. Can this harness be used?
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Yes, this harness can be used. You may have to disassemble it a little to attach the harness, but it might just involve taking the seat only.
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I'm not sure. I guess the best would be to call the manufacturer. Sorry I couldn't help.
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You can thread the seatbelt through the back strap. You don't have to buy an adapter.
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You will need a mounting bar to mount. If you don't have seat belt already, I would recommend the Madjax - MJLSB8000C - Madjax Lap Belt Combo Kit - Universal Fit from Amazon as it has everything you need. (http://www.amazon.com/Madjax-MJLSB8000C-Belt-Combo-Universal/dp/B00IOZEG4E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1393959927&sr;=8-1&keywor;ds=MJLSB8000C)
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Yes you can.I would think twice about buying this harness I don't even use mine is too bothersome to have it. Thank You
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My carrier had two tethers sewn inside it. They can be shortened if needed. I think it would be safe to fasten to a harness as long as the carrier is secured with the seatbelt as shown in the instructions.
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I do not know either. Sorry I couldn't help. Sometimes you can call or email the manufacturer and ask if they have parts for this harness for sale.
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I found the seat comfy, adjust to your sitting level then really tighten the lever, perhaps using a small pliers to get it tight! The original seat didn't fit right so I bought the stress free seat, the only other thing would be a seat back for longer rides , ride safe!
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No, there is a piece that comes with the harness that attaches to the seatbelt.
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I checked a pic of the Radio Flyer, Jessica, but I'm not 100% sure if this seatbelt is usable with it. It looks as if it'll work fine. If I remember well enough, we had to drill a hole here or there on the tryke even for this same German maker of the tryke and belt. I'd expect you'd have to do so as well. It works well and is necessary for safety. I'd give it a try if I had a Radio Flyer. After all, Amazon will be helpful if you need to return the belt. I wish I could be absolutely sure for your sake. Gregg Eiden
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Not really as the seat belt is looped through to serve as the belt as there is no built in harness.
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not sure of the question but this is what I bought http://www.amazon.com/P26o-Adjustable-Safety-Leads-Seat I bought a harness at a local pet store and that is all you need the item fits right into the seabelt lock in the car and is very secure and you can make it as tight or loose for the dog to be able to move around or not. Hope that helps.
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No u need to put harness on dog . I got one for about $8. At Petco. There is a straps few inches long in upper center of seat designed to quickly & easily hook onto the harness. I leave the leash hooked on too, so when taking her out of seat I have good control.
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I too have not had to remove the harness. It appears that it would work with the seat belt since the seat belt would slide right under the cup rests and hold the seat and the child in place.
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Mine came with the shoulder strap. Since there are places to attach the strap, I would think that a universal harness would work.
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Yes there are openings for a seat belt harness. This cover is good unless you have large/heavy dogs. Mine broke during first use.
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This buckle really would not help. The harness on your dog is the genuine factor. You must have a harness that displaces the force of the accident and momentum and around the rib cage of the dog. You cannot attach this to a regular collar, gentle leader, or standard harness that loops around body and neck. If you are looking to buckle in your dog over crate or gated travel, there are leashes with a "traffic control" loop about 1 to 1 1/2 foot from the clasp you can just use your actual car seat belt through the loop.
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Hello Rick. I don't even use the straps. If you intend to keep the airhawk on your seat all the time then by all means, use the strap, but it's a pain to take it off and put it on in case you don't want it stolen or for it to get wet or hot. The airhawk has loops on all corners for the straps and they seem to be sewed in well and gets secured very well on the seat. I just put the airhawk on my seat and adjust it to a position I like and just sit on it. In fact, its advantageous simply because you can readjust it even on the go. It does not slide. The bottom part has a non skid material and my corbin seat is not as slick as the factory seat. I carry mine sometimes in restaurants or just stick it in my saddle bag. I don't ride without the airhawk anymore. I've taken several weekend and week long trips up to 3k miles and realized how much it helped me. If you ride long trips, you will feel a significant difference. I use it 90% of the time. I will get on my corbin occasionally just to change butt pressure. As to how to air it, I would suggest for you to go to youtube. Theres a great instructional video there. I followed it and every now and then I would blow in a bit more air or let out some just to change my seating pressure and ride a few more hundred miles. As to the height adjustment, it was noticeable for the first few hundred miles, but after a few months, I adapted to it. Being higher seemed to put a bit more strain on my midback, that's when I take it off 10% of the ride including doing a few more stretches of my midback. I don't think you'd regret getting it and probably will endorse it as well. Good luck. Gene (vonlushka@hotmail.com)