"Air-Through" Windscreen For ATV's
"It provides protection from bugs and flying debris while allowing enough air flow to keep occupants comfortable during warm weather. Best of all, it doesn't suck dust up around the operator like other ATV windshields," says Dan Schneller, St. Lawrence, S. Dak., who recently contacted FARM SHOW to tell us about the new windscreen he has designed for utility vehicles such as the Polaris Ranger and Kawasaki Mule.
The UTV Windscreen is a fiberglass screen with heavy duty vinyl material encasing it. The screen and vinyl are sewn together, along with metal eye clips. The windscreen wraps around the rollbar, and the eye clips are used to clamp the windscreen to it.
"I got the idea because I was disappointed with the full glass windshield on my Polaris Ranger. It created a vacuum effect that pulled dust into the driver area. My dealer told me this dust problem plagues all utility vehicles and there's no way to avoid it.
"A cab enclosure also doesn't allow for airflow, which makes it uncomfortable to use during the summer. My UTV Windscreen eliminates both problems yet still protects against flying debris and branches."
According to Schneller, a utility vehicle properly mounted with the UTV windscreen can be towed in excess of 70 mph without damage or additional wear and tear. "This is important because cab enclosures or lightweight windshields need to be removed before towing," he notes, adding that the windscreen doesn't obscure the driver's vision.
Fits the Polaris Ranger, Yamaha Rhino, Kawasaki Mule, and other models.
Sells for $149.99 plus S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Dan Schneller, 19111 366th Ave., St. Lawrence, S. Dak. 57373 (ph 605 853-3748; email: dan@utvwindscreen.com; website: www. utvwindscreen.com).
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"Air-Through" Windscreen For ATV's ATV'S ATV'S 29-3-20 "It provides protection from bugs and flying debris while allowing enough air flow to keep occupants comfortable during warm weather. Best of all, it doesn't suck dust up around the operator like other ATV windshields," says Dan Schneller, St. Lawrence, S. Dak., who recently contacted FARM SHOW to tell us about the new windscreen he has designed for utility vehicles such as the Polaris Ranger and Kawasaki Mule.
The UTV Windscreen is a fiberglass screen with heavy duty vinyl material encasing it. The screen and vinyl are sewn together, along with metal eye clips. The windscreen wraps around the rollbar, and the eye clips are used to clamp the windscreen to it.
"I got the idea because I was disappointed with the full glass windshield on my Polaris Ranger. It created a vacuum effect that pulled dust into the driver area. My dealer told me this dust problem plagues all utility vehicles and there's no way to avoid it.
"A cab enclosure also doesn't allow for airflow, which makes it uncomfortable to use during the summer. My UTV Windscreen eliminates both problems yet still protects against flying debris and branches."
According to Schneller, a utility vehicle properly mounted with the UTV windscreen can be towed in excess of 70 mph without damage or additional wear and tear. "This is important because cab enclosures or lightweight windshields need to be removed before towing," he notes, adding that the windscreen doesn't obscure the driver's vision.
Fits the Polaris Ranger, Yamaha Rhino, Kawasaki Mule, and other models.
Sells for $149.99 plus S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Dan Schneller, 19111 366th Ave., St. Lawrence, S. Dak. 57373 (ph 605 853-3748; email: dan@utvwindscreen.com; website: www. utvwindscreen.com).
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