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Started looking at wiper arms and blades   was looking for an adjustable arm that works with the 1/2" drum style mount on my truck  the truck has fittings that were for vacuum style  even though the motor was converted to electric (Newport Engineering)   was looking at ANCO 41-02  because it was adjustable and being that I had to rotate the motor and the Park postition might be 180 out and the fact that I have a visor I thought It might be a good Idea to have some way to adjust  the wipe area.  Also anyone have an opinion on blades looking into 11"  anyone have one they perfer for our flat windshields  thanks  

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well since I got no takers on advice    I went with anco 41-02 adjustable from 10 inch to 13.6  1/2 drum fit  and anco 31-11  11" blade   arms were silver and blades were black   so just painted arms  black  lock nice with the center park position on a 48...  whole outfit was 30.00  not bad at all  not hitting anything either....

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Posted 04 January 2007 - 09:01 AM

Vintrader said

On my 51, they rest at the bottom of the winsheld. No matter where they are in the cycle when you turn them off. They return to the bottom of the winsheld. Is this correct? Dutch

I believe this came up a while back, and the consensus was that 48-50 wipers park at the center bar and 51-53 park at the bottom.

Merle

 

 

Well Just came out that way   using electric motor with vacuume parts LOL      hey   just followed your earlier  POST

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the book I have here shows no center bar parking of any truck and I call these books a picture book more than anything else...it shows flat on the bottom for most all the light trucks and the larger/commercial trucks had the wipers parked with the wiper tip point to the A-posts..this could be as controversial as the wiper knob orientation on a P15

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That post was from nearly 9 years ago. I'm older and wiser now. LOL!! :P

 

Take a scroll through these threads and you'll see most B1 and B2 series trucks with the wipers parked to the outside, and most B3 and B4 trucks with the wipers parked down along the bottom.

 

http://p15-d24.com/topic/53-lets-see-pic-of-your-trucks/

 

http://p15-d24.com/topic/53-lets-see-pic-of-your-trucks/

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I just got older  LOL  the wiser part missed me....   As far as the pic's go  did a google search of images and saw some of each   but agree the books must show  to the outside..  well it is what it is for now

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I think it matters what type of motor that you have.  If I recall, you can change the parking position on the vacuum motor transmission by switching the actuating arms  side positions (switching top to bottom).  I don't think that can be done with the electric setup on the earlier cab style because there are two separate actuating arms.   I may be wrong on this.  It was a long time ago when I replaced my vacuum motor.   My 49 2.5 ton is a firetruck that I've never had apart, and they park in the center like my 1 ton.   Mke

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