Windscreen wipers?

Curious as to who actually uses thier windscreen wipers? (Hardtop with full windscreen) The new boats not to far away and was wondering if they are worth the hassle? 

will you require a fresh water to squirt onto the windscreen in order for it to work? 

 

Thanks justin 


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Definately come in handy at

Sat, 2013-10-12 09:22

Definately come in handy at times , wouldn't mind some myself , would save the deckie some grief crawling around wiping the window doing 20 knots lol .

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 Yep. They are a good thing

Sat, 2013-10-12 09:46

 Yep. They are a good thing and having fresh water rinse only makes them better.

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 Yep brilliant

Sat, 2013-10-12 09:55

 Yep brilliant

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Yep have one on the surtees

Sat, 2013-10-12 09:58

Yep have one on the surtees but they are an expensive option at $500 a pop

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Yep they are a good thing for

Sat, 2013-10-12 12:19

Yep they are a good thing for sure, the one on the deckies side has stopped working & will be fixing it. Make a big difference coming in on a dirty day.

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 Think the ones I use are

Sat, 2013-10-12 17:34

 Think the ones I use are around $1200 each. 3 of them fitted.

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 Yep get them, takes the

Sat, 2013-10-12 19:26

 Yep get them, takes the dried spray off and makes it easier in high traffic areas

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Without doubt

Sat, 2013-10-12 21:28

 I just burnt mine out and replacement cost is apprx $550. Without hesitation it's done but I do a lot of hours and not a weekend warrior. If you only go out in the nice stuff, then it's a nice add on. If you come back in the occasional shitty southern, youll love them

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 Cheers for the feedback

Sun, 2013-10-13 00:19

 Cheers for the feedback guys! Looked online and there are heaps of different brand ranging from $100-600+

What brand are you guys using? 

 

 

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 I prefer to use Rainex, but

Sun, 2013-10-13 06:00

 I prefer to use Rainex, but then i dont like full glass windows anyhow. Wipers fitted on my Cruisecraft but ive never really used them.

Prefer clearrs across the top due to heat and rather be looking straight out in places like the islands

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