got snow?

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Originally Posted by Mooncricket

I shoveled 5 to 6 inches out of my jeep this morning...

You should remember the top next time.

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by BlueHUMMERH2

You should remember the top next time.

Yes I should.....

Actually I didnt even take the jeep this morning.....

[Hmmm2]

Feeling better, Wisha Haddan? Send some of that snow out west. It would be a nice change. I forgot there are 4 seasons (other than the hotel chain, that is! )!

[Wisha Haddan H3]

Thanks I am feeling better. Had a nasty stomach bug, but I'm back at work today.

Went for a quick drive yesterday afternoon. The roads were just wet, not slushy or icy, but I had my first taste of wiper freeze. Gonna have to get me some winter blades

One nice thing about the H3 windshield tho ... The blades aren't recessed like on my blazer, so you can drag your snow brush below the wipers and pull the snow straight off the side of the truck. Slides right past the air intake wannabes.

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Originally Posted by Wisha Haddan H3

Thanks I am feeling better. Had a nasty stomach bug, but I'm back at work today.

Went for a quick drive yesterday afternoon. The roads were just wet, not slushy or icy, but I had my first taste of wiper freeze. Gonna have to get me some winter blades

One nice thing about the H3 windshield tho ... The blades aren't recessed like on my blazer, so you can drag your snow brush below the wipers and pull the snow straight off the side of the truck. Slides right past the air intake wannabes.

Glad you're feeling better!

I just picked up some of the Bosch thin-line wipers at Autozone today. They're the one's that look funny and have no supporting brackets. Anyway, they seem to do really well with just moisture on my H2 windshield, and are supposed to be as good as winter blades. One problem I had with the winter blades on my ex's H3 is that the ice/water/crap would accumulate inside the rubber sheath and then they would freeze up, straighten out, and miss areas of the windshield. I never had that problem with those types of blades before the H3. I think the "invisiline" wipers would do very well.

[Wisha Haddan H3]

Originally Posted by BlueHUMMERH2

Glad you're feeling better!

I just picked up some of the Bosch thin-line wipers at Autozone today. They're the one's that look funny and have no supporting brackets. Anyway, they seem to do really well with just moisture on my H2 windshield, and are supposed to be as good as winter blades. One problem I had with the winter blades on my ex's H3 is that the ice/water/crap would accumulate inside the rubber sheath and then they would freeze up, straighten out, and miss areas of the windshield. I never had that problem with those types of blades before the H3. I think the "invisiline" wipers would do very well.

Thx dude. Are those the Bosch ICONs? I wanted to try those, but they didn't have the H3's size at Pep Boys.

[BlueHUMMERH2]

Originally Posted by Wisha Haddan H3

Thx dude. Are those the Bosch ICONs? I wanted to try those, but they didn't have the H3's size at Pep Boys.

Yeah, I think that's it. They were about $17/each where I got them. There are now some models that are very similar at Wal-mart, but I was unable to get them to hook into the hook arms of the wiper.

I'm hopefully going to hit some snow up in NY this next week, so I can let you know how the snow performance is. Though NY won't have anything like Colorado conditions until sometime in November.