Windshield condition. With the exception of the conditions listed in paragraphs (c)(1), (c)(2), and (c)(3) of this section, each windshield shall be free of discoloration or damage in the area extending upward from the height of the top of the steering wheel (excluding a 51 mm (2 inch) border at the top of the windshield) and extending from a 25 mm (1 inch) border at each side of the windshield or windshield panel.
Windshield crack
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by InTooDeep, Jun 15, 2019.
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I think the rule is 2 intersecting lines, or a line in the sight area, for cracks, chips in the line of sight 7/16 ( bigger than a dime) maybe? One crack out of sight area may be ok.
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There's a bunch of rules.
Used to be any damage in teh acute area. Outside the area total accumulation couldn't reach 24 inches.
Then you've got bulls eyes. Then you've got those cracks that turn a 1 piece in to 2 pieces. -
Depending on what kind of truck you have, you can replace them your self in anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour or so.
My international is a 10 minute truckstop parking lot deal, my kw has curved glass and takes me usually an hour. The next time I will change the rubber in it too, so both glasses will take a little longer. -
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They do suck, compared to flat glass, but much easier since I bought the correct to. lol
I get more practice than most drivers too though. -
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Mine varys from year to tear, I actually go through way less here than when I ran the alcan. I think I bought 10 the last time I bought windshields and still have 8 of them, and it has been a while.
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