Does anyone want to see an old school Evenflo seat that was modified for AU?

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #1

It's a 1998 model (so will exp in Sept for AU lifespan). It has been converted to AU standards, so has some features the US model didn't have.
Uplaoding now, have to resize but will only load if someone wants to see.

 

azgirl71

CPST Instructor

• Jan 16, 2008

• #2

NZ Child Restraints said:

It's a 1998 model (so will exp in Sept for AU lifespan). It has been converted to AU standards, so has some features the US model didn't have.
Uplaoding now, have to resize but will only load if someone wants to see.

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I would like to see it. You probably should have posted this in Coffee Break, so it does not confuse lurkers. Maybe a mod can move it.

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #3

Good idea!

 

azgirl71

CPST Instructor

• Jan 16, 2008

• #4

I just reported it to have it moved I don't think I ws supposed to do it that way though, oopps. I did not read the print under neath the comment box that said for reporting abuse and spam stuff like that until I clicked submit.

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #5

It's cool they moved it

Top 15" middle 13" and bottom 11.5"

side

other side

back

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #6

Rear facing with anti rebound bar up

rebound bar up close

tether piece and metal reinforced plates for lower slots

 

azgirl71

CPST Instructor

• Jan 16, 2008

• #7

Interesting. What is the red knob for, recline?

 

azgirl71

CPST Instructor

• Jan 16, 2008

• #8

I see now the knows probably release the rebound bar. Am I correct?

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #9

Dual tether clips - its single when ff and dual (from the sides) when rf

Euro buckle, over lap and puzzle clips - AU split crotch strap also.

Reinforced metal for lap belt portion - non removable.

 

UlrikeDG

Admin - CPS Technician Emeritus

• Jan 16, 2008

• #10

azgirl71 said:

I just reported it to have it moved I don't think I ws supposed to do it that way though, oopps. I did not read the print under neath the comment box that said for reporting abuse and spam stuff like that until I clicked submit.

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No, it's ok, Lisa. That's the fastest way to get our attention, unless you happen to know who is online and PM someone directly.

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #11

red knob is to move the foot up and down for ff and rf recline, push it into the seat and it moves into the seat so it reclines for rf.
leave it up, and put the rebound bar back there is a ff semi recline.

I only recline seats to install them not for sleeping and not for children over 25kg (55lb)

 

azgirl71

CPST Instructor

• Jan 16, 2008

• #12

UlrikeDG said:

No, it's ok, Lisa. That's the fastest way to get our attention, unless you happen to know who is online and PM someone directly.

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Thanks, I was afraid i did it wron gand someone would be mad. Thanks for letting me know

 

azgirl71

CPST Instructor

• Jan 16, 2008

• #13

NZ Child Restraints said:

red knob is to move the foot up and down for ff and rf recline, push it into the seat and it moves into the seat so it reclines for rf.
leave it up, and put the rebound bar back there is a ff semi recline.

I only recline seats to install them not for sleeping and not for children over 25kg (55lb)

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Ok i was correct the 1st time.

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #14

and this is the underside of the rebound bar, it has a big "chunk" which would fill the gaps on some seats well.

 

CaseyRN

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #15

very interesting! thanks for posting the pics!

 

NZ Child Restraints

New member

• Jan 16, 2008

• #16

I actually enjoyed looking at it. I *might* try an install and see what it is like, with thre re-bound bar. It would be so much shorter than the seats I use atm though.