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TeamCaffee

TeamCaffee

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Ours are at home waiting for us. It does a bit to get them in when you order from their web site. I looked on JC Whitneys website and could not find them!

I guess we will stay out of the snow till we can get home and pick ours up.
 
OntarioVanMan

OntarioVanMan

Retired Expediter
Owner/Operator
Dakota said:
Just ordered a pair. I too am tired of getting out of my truck and snapping the wiper blades.
Went to JC Whitney and they wanted $18.99
The slushbuster site is a better deal even with shipping and handling.:)
Oh and here it is early November and we already have had some snow and ice, might as well live in Bison, SD
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HEY...mister,.. Bison hasn't had snow wise guy...was in Michigan City the other night and 3 inches of the stuff...and my regular wipers worked just fine..thank you very much...;)
 
guido4475

guido4475

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I got mine, and,like a buffoon, put them on too low.When the wipers are on, they stop higher than when in park.I put mine on when they where in park....imagine that..Once they are on, that's it..If you have to remove them, then just throw them away, cause there no good.My stupid.
 
OntarioVanMan

OntarioVanMan

Retired Expediter
Owner/Operator
guido4475 said:
I got mine, and,like a buffoon, put them on too low.When the wipers are on, they stop higher than when in park.I put mine on when they where in park....imagine that..Once they are on, that's it..If you have to remove them, then just throw them away, cause there no good.My stupid.
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I'll sell ya my set..still in box.....no need for the toys, the ole fashion way works best...I am a professional driver :eek:
 
guido4475

guido4475

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OntarioVanMan said:
I'll sell ya my set..still in box.....no need for the toys, the ole fashion way works best...I am a professional driver :eek:
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Okay, Mr. Professional driver,,,The scenario...You are on the side of the road, flipping youre wipers,because you dont have slushbusters,and you slip and fall into oncoming traffic...and smack!! Frozen roadkill..Is $20.00 too much to ask for safety and convenience? lol...

But what has worked for me through out the years is just keeping the windshild cold on the inside as well as the outside..very little slush this way..
 
OntarioVanMan

OntarioVanMan

Retired Expediter
Owner/Operator
guido4475 said:
Okay, Mr. Professional driver,,,The scenario...You are on the side of the road, flipping youre wipers,because you dont have slushbusters,and you slip and fall into oncoming traffic...and smack!! Frozen roadkill..Is $20.00 too much to ask for safety and convenience? lol...

But what has worked for me through out the years is just keeping the windshild cold on the inside as well as the outside..very little slush this way..
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A good de-icing product does wonders.. and winter blades and some vasoline...
 
Dakota

Dakota

Veteran Expediter
TeamCaffee said:
Ours are at home waiting for us. It does a bit to get them in when you order from their web site. I looked on JC Whitneys website and could not find them!

I guess we will stay out of the snow till we can get home and pick ours up.
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I typed Slush Busters in the search on JC Whitney, they wanted $18.99
 
Dakota

Dakota

Veteran Expediter
OntarioVanMan said:
I'll sell ya my set..still in box.....no need for the toys, the ole fashion way works best...I am a professional driver :eek:
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It's not fair to have Juju hang out the side window and clear the windshield....you should be ashamed of yourself Ken :rolleyes::p
 
ATeam

ATeam

Senior Member
Retired Expediter
Just put ours on today. We leave them on year 'round but got a new windshield this year so the SlushBusters needed replacing too.

For an accurate install on the first try, run the wipers to determine the wiper blade range. Then mark off the desired SlushBuster placement with masking tape. Lift the wiper blade arms out of the way. Use the edge of the tape as a guide as you install the peel-and-stick product.
 
M

Marty

Veteran Expediter
I was referring to Ontatio Van Man's post about using winter blades and Vasoline for de-icing.
 
AMonger

AMonger

Veteran Expediter
jaminjim said:
Unfortunately State law prohibits their use on non regulated vehicles. Can only be used on trucks greater than 26,000 Lbs.
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What dumb@$$ state is this? I suppose it's just as easy to tell them to go to hell as any other state.

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You know the problem with bad cops? They make the other 5% look bad.
 
nightcreacher

nightcreacher

Veteran Expediter
I've been trying to find some,but what works for me is a very cold windshield inside and nothing sticks to it out side,but the down side is inside of truck is too cold
I havent found any truck stops with them.I once tried the heated wipers,what a waist For winsshield washer fluid I use the 30 below zero stuff but while driving it wont keep the ice off the wipers,at least not in my truck.
 
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