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Wind shield cover

Yahoo Message Number: 12817
I have a 2007 Dutchmen and am looking for a good wind shield privacy cover - any ideas?

Thanks

Greg

Re: Wind shield cover

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Yahoo Message Number: 12819
I can easily recommend the Easy Curtain http://www.easycurtain.net/motorhomes.html it goes on the inside of my Seneca windshield so it doesn't get wet, grungy or flap in the wind like the one I had on the outside, also quick to install.

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From: KodiakChassisClassC@yahoogroups.com [mailto:KodiakChassisClassC@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Dave
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I think CW may still carry the ADCO, but here is another source. http://fanchers.com/240/GMC%20Chevy%20Windshield%20covers.htmhttp://fanchers.com/240/GMC%20Chevy%20Windshield%20covers.htmhttp://fanchers.com/240/GMC%20Chevy%20Windshield%20covers.htm





Dave

Re: Wind shield cover

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 12820
I bought a ATCO at the end of last year, took the dragster to the track this last weekend and used it for the first time as we stayed overnight Saturday to Sunday..

It was nice having the windshield covered, but it was very windy and the magnets that hold it in place made popping noises as they lifted and then reattached themselves in the wind.

Steve
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Re: Wind shield cover

Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 12821
Look up easy curtain out of Long Beach CA. Many have used them and they fit on the inside. Check the web for them

Re: Wind shield cover

Reply #5 –
Yahoo Message Number: 12822
Yes, Buy the exterior window cover from Adco at camping world. On my endure it is a bit tough to put on but when it is on it is much better than the inside curtain. I think it cost like $40

On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 4:59 PM, Yahoo  wrote:

Re: Wind shield cover

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Yahoo Message Number: 12823
Thanks to all - great feedback. I'm starting my shopping now....

Great group!

Greg


Re: Wind shield cover

Reply #7 –
Yahoo Message Number: 12824
I just bought an Adco for by Kodiak. It works fine, but its just another thing to mess with. I find the full-timers have all this stuff - they have lots of time mess with things like this.

The cover goes on easy and worked great. The top of the windshield is pretty high up there though. I need a ladder for the Embark - LOL

When you are done with it you actually can fold it back up and put it in the case it came in....which was great for storage.

It could be a messy, dusty or wet operation when you need to take it down and put it away to depart. I have not had that problem here in Cali - we don't even like to get out in the MoHo when its foggy!!

Be well,

~
Victor - KI6IM
Dutchmen Diesel 34H Bunkhouse
Jayco Embark TB390 Bunkhouse

On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 8:29 PM, Greg R Hall  wrote:

Re: Wind shield cover

Reply #8 –
Yahoo Message Number: 12825
Another vote for the Easy Curtain. Been using mine for years, still very happy with it.

Good luck,
Bill

Re: Wind shield cover

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Yahoo Message Number: 12826
I've had the fun of taking it off after 5.5 months in FLA. Had to use a bit of bleach to clean it up. Ours had fold down segments with mesh behind them so that one can open it in places (front and side windows during the day to see through but not back in.

Don

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