looking for owners of 2004-2005 Pace Arrows
I'd like to make contact with others who own one of the new (2004, 2005) Pace Arrows so we can share experiences, problems, good things, etc.
Forum Discussion
Gary,
Really sorry you're having such a tough time. My mh is back in my driveway now, and repairing my fogged windows are at the top of my list. Materials are available on Amazon, and from what I've read and had shared with me by members here, it just doesn't seem to be that difficult of a task.
My windows only have screws into the frames on the inside, not sure if you're is different than that. Take the screws out, pull the interior frame off, and the window should pop out from the outside pretty easily. Might require 2 or 3 folks due to size or weight, but nothing that's not manageable.
My plan is to pull one window, take it into my garage and lay it on a table for disassembly/reseal/reassembly, then reinstall.
I would think that if you didn't want to seal them yourself, once you remove the window you could take it to a glass shop and have them cut the seal, clean the glass, replace the seal, and send you on your way, and for a whole lot less than $500/window.
That's just crazy talk.
Jim
Really sorry you're having such a tough time. My mh is back in my driveway now, and repairing my fogged windows are at the top of my list. Materials are available on Amazon, and from what I've read and had shared with me by members here, it just doesn't seem to be that difficult of a task.
My windows only have screws into the frames on the inside, not sure if you're is different than that. Take the screws out, pull the interior frame off, and the window should pop out from the outside pretty easily. Might require 2 or 3 folks due to size or weight, but nothing that's not manageable.
My plan is to pull one window, take it into my garage and lay it on a table for disassembly/reseal/reassembly, then reinstall.
I would think that if you didn't want to seal them yourself, once you remove the window you could take it to a glass shop and have them cut the seal, clean the glass, replace the seal, and send you on your way, and for a whole lot less than $500/window.
That's just crazy talk.
Jim
