Ava

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I use 28s which I buy from Costco for about $10. The wiper arms on the motorhome are too big for the fittings supplied but I drill out the center rivet and use a nut and nyloc bolt. Works fine for mine
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garym114

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Trico - they have the right size and right attachment for your wiper arm. Select RV in the first dropdown and go from there. Most all MH listed.
https://www.tricoproducts.com/
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Ava wrote: I use 28s which I buy from Costco for about $10. The wiper arms on the motorhome are too big for the fittings supplied but I drill out the center rivet and use a nut and nyloc bolt. Works fine for mine
Yeppers!....15 minutes saves $40+ that's $160 an hour...real beer money.
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Twomed wrote: accsys wrote: Even though our coach came with 32" blades we have always replaced them with 28" Michelin blades from Walmart - much cheaper, clears the windshield very well, and less drag on the motor.
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Sam Spade

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And for a slightly different question (maybe):
Does anybody have a source for REFILLS ??
That is, just the rubber part, none of the metal.
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On my Coach. most anywhere.. They are right at the limit of what I find in the Auto Department of "Superstores" or on the rack at placces like Auto-Zone.
1 inch longer and I'd be into truck stops.
Fact. If yours are 1" longer than mine. odds are you can "Downsize" an inch and never notice
I do sometime have to modify the mount a bit. (IE drill a hole larger)
Home is where I park it.
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ferndaleflyer

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Costco or Walmart for my DP. Amazing how proud the RV dealers are of the same blades.
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gbopp

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Go to Walmart, or somewhere similar, and get a slightly shorter blade for a lot less money.
You won't notice the difference in length.
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Groover

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There are not many options is the small town I live in so I get mine online at wipers123.com. I have been emailing to jeff.jost@8020worldwide.com. It has been a while since I ordered any and I don't remember the price but I am pretty sure that it was way less than $50.
Even though my coach came with 32" wipers all of the size charts I can find call for 28" and in the past I have had to argue with them to get them to send the 32". I guess that they have had too many returns from customers ordering the wrong thing.
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Twomed wrote: Ava wrote: I use 28s which I buy from Costco for about $10. The wiper arms on the motorhome are too big for the fittings supplied but I drill out the center rivet and use a nut and nyloc bolt. Works fine for mine
Yeppers!....15 minutes saves $40+ that's $160 an hour...real beer money. ![smile [emoticon]](http://www.rv.net/sharedcontent/cfb/images/smile.gif)
This is exactly what I do.
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