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Thunder_Mountai
Explorer II
Oct 30, 2014

Anybody find refills for Trico 32" wiper blades?

I think I know the answer to the question after searching the Internet. Was trying to save a few bucks by purchasing refills for the Trico 32" wipers on the MH. Couldn't find any.

I did notice that some have gone down to 28" blades and said they didn't notice real difference. They are cheaper than 32" and refills are available. Comments?

Funny thing is that CW was the cheapest for the full replacement arms at $70 for the pair including shipping.
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  • Thunder_Mountai's avatar
    Thunder_Mountai
    Explorer II
    Oct 31, 2014
    rv2go wrote:
    It appears Camping World has them.


    OP here. That is the one I mentioned in my OP. Was looking for just the refill.
  • Thunder_Mountai's avatar
    Thunder_Mountai
    Explorer II
    Oct 31, 2014
    mmccwill wrote:
    No refills that I know of -- I have a 07 Camelot, & changed to 28 inch blades about 3 years ago - They work just as well as the 32`s did -- I got the boomerang type blades -- They form to the windshield better -- Bill Willard


    I assume that your '07 Camelot uses the saddle mount rather than the J hook type wipers?
  • newlee's avatar
    newlee
    Explorer
    Oct 31, 2014
    Went to 28" several years ago. Just drill out the rivet on new blades and attach with original bolt. Don't notice any differance form the 32".
  • Ivylog's avatar
    Ivylog
    Explorer III
    Oct 31, 2014
    Bought 2 at CW on sale 50% so use 32 on driver's side & 28 on other.
  • redguard's avatar
    redguard
    Explorer
    Oct 31, 2014
    tiffin sell real nice genuine 32 inch J hook blades for $20.00 each
  • CarlGeo's avatar
    CarlGeo
    Explorer
    Oct 31, 2014
    TEO wrote:
    I switched to the longest ones available at Walmart or Autozone, 28 inches, and don't miss the extra few inches. $6.99 is much better than $29.95.

    Paul


    X2 - I am with you because that is exactly what I do, and do not miss the four inch wipe pattern on the windshield.
  • Norm___Deb's avatar
    Norm___Deb
    Explorer
    Nov 01, 2014
    Look for the longest car/PU type blades at the local Auto supply stores. They are WAY cheaper than RV blades. Then adapt them to fit the arms on your RV. All it takes for mine is for me to drill the holes in the new blades out a little bit, so that the RV connector pins will fit through the holes. Total cost for the new blades (good ones) is around 30 bucks. The shorter blades don't bother me at all.

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