kids in a 2 door help
Ok, has any body found a good handle for down low to help kids pull themselves up into a 2 door? My kids (ages 5 and 7) keep pulling on the pocked on the back of the seat, I need a better handle for them.
A think rope knotted several times attached to either your top grab handle or your head rest pole.
There's a guy on here that did that, others have added in removable steps, and other rope like grab things hanging down.
There's a guy on here that did that, others have added in removable steps, and other rope like grab things hanging down.
Originally Posted by Delux2769
A think rope knotted several times attached to either your top grab handle or your head rest pole.
There's a guy on here that did that, others have added in removable steps, and other rope like grab things hanging down.
There's a guy on here that did that, others have added in removable steps, and other rope like grab things hanging down.
Thanks for the ideas but I need something down low. Either off the B pillar or seat track. The kids are short and climbing into the back. The seat back pocket is actually a good spot for them, but it is going to tear off if they keep it up.
Originally Posted by JKbender
Ok, has any body found a good handle for down low to help kids pull themselves up into a 2 door? My kids (ages 5 and 7) keep pulling on the pocked on the back of the seat, I need a better handle for them.
I can only think of making one....
1) Find a suitable mount point at both the cage above/behind the headrest of the front seat and the bottom of the front seat.
2) Get some para-cord and do a triple line (start at top, go down, back up and down again) and on the last way down tie some knots every 6-8 inches.
You can probably figure something out with some carabiners to hook the top and bottom to the Jeep. The kids could practically climb up it like a rope climb.
1) Find a suitable mount point at both the cage above/behind the headrest of the front seat and the bottom of the front seat.
2) Get some para-cord and do a triple line (start at top, go down, back up and down again) and on the last way down tie some knots every 6-8 inches.
You can probably figure something out with some carabiners to hook the top and bottom to the Jeep. The kids could practically climb up it like a rope climb.


