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3. Some harnesses are pre-sewn along the edges with a medium duty machine and E thread. If so, duplicate this. 

4. Using the harness machine and 5-cord nylon thread, sew the junction as marked with the original pattern. [Figure G] 

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5. Mark the length of the chest strap to include enough needed for the stop end. If the chest strap is to be configured for a thread-thru adapter, an additional 3.50 inches is needed for the roll back. 

6. After determining the cut length, place a mark at 3.50 inches on the BACK side of the chest strap. Fold to this mark and then fold the webbing one more time for three layers. [Figures H and  I] 

7. Using the zigzag machine, sew across the center of the stop end fold. This results in a loose fold that jams against the adapter in the event of slippage of the chest strap. [Figure J] 

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8. If the MLW was attached to the backpad assembly, reattach as per the original configuration. If the backpad is attached in such a manner that does not allow inspection of the back side of the MLW, inspect the stitching at this time before reattaching the backpad. 

9. Reinstall the ripcord housing and secure. 

