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post #41 of 43
9/9/08 at 11:22am
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Ford has a 48-pound limit on the lower anchors.
Thanks. I will just keep watching her weight. We have 2lbs. I am sure a car seat made to go to 50lbs would at least have a limit of 48/50lbs.

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post #42 of 43
9/9/08 at 1:09pm
By the way, a 2002 Ford Windstar has locking latchplates. When you do switch to a seatbelt install, all you have to do is buckle the belt and tighten--that's it, the belt will be locked at the latchplate (the part that clicks into the buckle). Super easy
post #43 of 43
9/9/08 at 1:13pm
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Originally Posted by an_aurora View Post
By the way, a 2002 Ford Windstar has locking latchplates. When you do switch to a seatbelt install, all you have to do is buckle the belt and tighten--that's it, the belt will be locked at the latchplate (the part that clicks into the buckle). Super easy
Cool. Thanks. I have never used those seat belts back there. There has always been a car seat in the middle bench.
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