Club Car-Yamaha - 1x24 Inch Windshield Channel
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A Club Car and Yamaha Windshield Channel at Buggies Unlimited is one of those hardware pieces you think you will never have to replace. Then it just sheers on you one day for no reason. The problem is that they consist of plastic. That is the best material for the job, but as we all know, it has its drawbacks. Like anything else, the weather can significantly affect its deterioration. Over time the changes from hot to cold will weaken its hold to the point that it may break under the weight of the acrylic alone one day.
As a matter of fact, when a break like this occurs, it can send a wave of distress over you. There is nothing wrong with the windshield, and now one of the hardware components has failed. The first thought that would cross anyone's mind is, "the whole kit is going to have to be replaced just to get one Club Car part." However, that is not the case with us. You can get the golf cart windshield channel at Buggies Unlimited or any other part of the mounting you need. We have entire Yamaha hardware kits to prevent additional issues if you are a forward thinker.
We need to talk about how easy installing our patented golf cart windshield hardware is. There are no tools required. Other than your fist or the ball of your hand, you are good to go. These tension-style systems are rattle-free. This provides a quiet ride for golfers, hunters, bird watchers, and many more. Do not let a break like this put you out in the cold. Call us today for a deal.
Buggies Unlimited has everything you could need for your golf cart. If you do not see it on the website, give us a call and let a sales rep take a look for you. If we do not have it on the shelf, we can order it.
it's hard the only pcs that have rubber on them are the top pcs to be able to fold down the top of the windshield
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Friction should easily hold windshield in place if it is moving or coming out check the windshield thickness or possibly the frame has gotten twisted. If everything seems right you may be able to use clear silicone to help hold the windshield in the track. Good luck!
