I am wondering if anybody here has ever wanted a strap for the arm on the arm rest? Hve any of you ever retro fitted anything to keep your arm in the holder so to speak? If so what and how? I really am just wondering I find that sometimes my arm will come up out of the rest, Beale.
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Arm straps?
- Thread starter Beale
- Start date
I had one and did not like it.
It's not hard to install.
Buy an arm strap that loops through and is held by velcro.
It should not be too wide. It must be narrower than the arm rest.
Cut a horizontal slot about 5/16" wide and 3/8" below the
top of each part of the arm rest. Slot should be just wide
enough to slide the velcro strap through.
The velcro arm strap is in two pieces and each one loops through the slot,
and attaches to it self.
When you use the arm strap, it straps on your arm with velcro also.
The two pieces strap together to hold the arm.
Does any of that make any sense?
HH,
It's not hard to install.
Buy an arm strap that loops through and is held by velcro.
It should not be too wide. It must be narrower than the arm rest.
Cut a horizontal slot about 5/16" wide and 3/8" below the
top of each part of the arm rest. Slot should be just wide
enough to slide the velcro strap through.
The velcro arm strap is in two pieces and each one loops through the slot,
and attaches to it self.
When you use the arm strap, it straps on your arm with velcro also.
The two pieces strap together to hold the arm.
Does any of that make any sense?
HH,
[quote tabdog]I had one and did not like it.
It's not hard to install.
Buy an arm strap that loops through and is held by velcro.
It should not be too wide. It must be narrower than the arm rest.
Cut a horizontal slot about 5/16" wide and 3/8" below the
top of each part of the arm rest. Slot should be just wide
enough to slide the velcro strap through.
The velcro arm strap is in two pieces and each one loops through the slot,
and attaches to it self.
When you use the arm strap, it straps on your arm with velcro also.
The two pieces strap together to hold the arm.
Does any of that make any sense?
HH,[/quote] Does any of that make any sense? No not a word Tabdog
. Just kidding, it makes perfect sense, good info. I never liked the straps either, just one more thing to get in the way. Steve.
It's not hard to install.
Buy an arm strap that loops through and is held by velcro.
It should not be too wide. It must be narrower than the arm rest.
Cut a horizontal slot about 5/16" wide and 3/8" below the
top of each part of the arm rest. Slot should be just wide
enough to slide the velcro strap through.
The velcro arm strap is in two pieces and each one loops through the slot,
and attaches to it self.
When you use the arm strap, it straps on your arm with velcro also.
The two pieces strap together to hold the arm.
Does any of that make any sense?
HH,[/quote] Does any of that make any sense? No not a word Tabdog
. Just kidding, it makes perfect sense, good info. I never liked the straps either, just one more thing to get in the way. Steve.Any Tesoro dealer should have them. It is a three-piece Velcro arrangement. You apply two pieces, one to each side of the armrest and then the third piece is the long band that loops across the arm band. You adjust it by peeling off the band and reattaching, or simply remove it if you dicide not to use it, or lay it flat, down in the arm cup.
