#1 2010-04-05 18:42:20

vizslaman

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Registered: 2009-03-21

Posts: 2

Re: Coolflo Windshields

Has anyone invested in a Coolflo windshield? If so does it work as advertised to eliminate back presure and prevent sucking all the dust back into the cab. I must have gotten stung 15 times last summer by angry wasped that ended up in my shirt or on my neck. Got so bad that my kids won't even ride anymore. I need to provide the protection but don't like sucking all the dust either. I hoping to get someone else's feedback on how effective this windshield is before I make the investment.
http://www.utvpartsandaccessories.com/p … ields.html

glassman

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Registered: 2010-01-29

Posts: 10

Re: Coolflo Windshields

I'm not familiar with the Coolflo, but mine is similar:

It's made by Kolpin. Works great.

zrated

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From: SLC, UT

Registered: 2008-10-29

Posts: 219

Re: Coolflo Windshields

I had one. It did NOT work.
After cleaning about 13 pounds of dust out of my tear ducts, I sent it back.

Badley

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From: Spanish Fork, Utah

Registered: 2007-02-14

Posts: 1,617

Re: Coolflo Windshields

Nice looking 4 Glassman 

glassman

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Registered: 2010-01-29

Posts: 10

Re: Coolflo Windshields

Nice looking 4 Glassman 

Thanks...it's changed since then, a work in progress I suppose. I cut the cage down as a quick fix to be able to get it into the toyhauler and it has a soft top now and a bunch of other stuff....some still in boxes!

The window sure does work well though, it seals pretty tight for when it's really dusty or when I'm chasing my buddy in his sand car. Open it up just a bit and the air flows nicely.