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From:Denver, Colorado, USA
Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 12-09-2001 02:53 PM                  

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Just a quick note to Brad and others who posted information about removing "in your face" windshield wipers. Thanks! I took you advice and we can see (at least as long as it's not raining).

Seriously, it's amazing, there really is the front of my Prowler out there (it really is a big improvement over abstract imagination..especially when parking in the garage).

Jack is especially grateful that the windshield wipers were removed (he is only 10" tall) and it was very difficult for him to know what was going on out there.

All kidding aside, it really is a big improvement. This website is great for suggestions and matter of fact solutions.

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From:rapid city, SD USA
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted 12-09-2001 05:03 PM                  

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Cool! Our windshield wipers have lived in the trunk for a year along with the socket wrench to put them on in a minute if it looks like rain. The lines of the Kat look better, and anyone into cars usually notices.

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From:Lutz, Florida 33548
Registered: Jul 2001
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posted 12-09-2001 08:29 PM                  

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A good coat of Rain-X on the windshield will help you see if you do get caught in a rainstorm with or without your wipers. I do all my glass and mirrors with this stuff and the water jsut beads right off.
Rex

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From:Cincinnati, Oh, USA
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 12-09-2001 11:10 PM                  

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It is the rearview mirror that blocks out about 35 % of my field of vision. I am considering removing it. I have a 99 so I don't have the temp. etc. I still would lose the lights on the mirror.

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From:mesa, az, USA
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 12-10-2001 10:07 AM                  

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Chromer - I being short like Jack, couldn't believe the difference it made when removing my wipers. Waited too long to do it. There is a hood out there to be seen

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From:Palm Harbor, Fl. USA
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From:Aurora, Colorado
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 12-10-2001 06:00 PM                  

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Originally posted by ALLEY CAT:
Chromer - I being short like Jack,

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Larry
Having met and cruise with both you and Jack I think the thing you most have in common with Jack is the resemblance to Sasquatch.

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From: Rhinelander,Wi. & Canton ,Ga.
Registered: Nov 2001
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posted 12-10-2001 10:20 PM                  

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Alan: after removal of the oem nut put a little wd-40 on the spline and let it soak.... be ever so careful not to pry with any tool that may cause you to damage your vehicle.
let the WD do its job and they should pop off with minimal effort......

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Brad Knoll--2002 Inca Gold Prowler
Wisconsin-- World record Musky-- 69lb11oz (1949)
Georgia-- World record Large Mouth Bass--22lb4oz
Louisiana-World record Crappie 6lbs (1969)

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