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  • T-Bucket Windshield Support Rods
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  • T-Bucket Windshield Support Rods
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These windshield support rods are available in brass or polished stainless steel. Measures 5' long and can be cut to required length. Connects to the frame.

Windshield Rod Assembly (GIF)

 

916-56192 Instructions (PDF)

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Generally a quality product

By cookieman from galveston, tx on 9/4/2010
Pros:
Looks great on bucket, Stainless of good quality
Cons:
ADrill press to set screw, Hollow center too small, Required much drilling
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

The center hole of one rod was much smaller than the other, that one was normal-good. I also had to find a friend with a drill press in order to drill the set screw hole. The rods look great after the hassle with getting the hole enlarged far enough inside to insert the extension.

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Super happy, neat, clean, perfect.

By the kid from Manhattan, Kansas on 7/7/2011
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No
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Great product, good price [...]

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Zonk

By Hot Rod Bob from Springfield, IL on 10/9/2011
Was this a gift?:
No
Pros:
Good finish
Cons:
Difficult To Use
Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The product has a nice chrome finish and was delivered quickly, but as for installation they were not easy to install. The inner rods did not go together esaily which increased installation time by more than double of what i felt it should be.

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I would buy this product again

By Buck from Las vegas on 10/25/2011
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No
Pros:
Easy To Use, Good price value
Car & Truck:
Casual Driver
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

No worries about being damaged during shipping, very well packaged.

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Very good product but plan ahead

By Pop from Cherry Log, GA on 11/20/2011
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Pros:
Durable, Easy To Use, High-Performance, Lightweight, Versatile
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Auto Enthusiast
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Remember these pieces are stainless. When I drilled out the upper tube to clean it up so as to insert the bottom rod, I didn't give the hole enough room and when I put them together they became stuck. When you heat stainless it becomes hardend and then you can't remove it or drill it out. I ultimately had to order another set. When I cut them to the correct lenght and drilled the upper tube with some slop, and GREASED it, it slipped right in and worked perfectly. I think my problem was that the instructions were just too vague on the importance of this clearance situation and the potential problem.

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My support rod has a threaded clevis at the windshield post that installs on that threaded rod that connects to the headlight support via a hole in the flattened rod. The clevis has a hole that connects to a windshield stud with a nut to hold it in place. The thread inside the clevis that attaches to the rod has pulled threads, and I need that clevis. Can you indicate a part number and/or a discription of this clevis?

Asked on 5/21/2011 6:59:30 AM by Larry from Hattiesburg, Mississippi

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Can you tell me the overall lenght of the brass sopport rods. thank you Tom

Asked on 1/21/2012 10:56:03 AM by Ducky T from topeka Ks.

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Windshield Support Rods, Stainless Steel
Price:
$99.99
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Item #:
91656192
 
(5 Ratings)
Windshield Support Rods, Brass
Price:
$99.99
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In Stock
Item #:
91656191
 
(2 Ratings)