P500 Super ATV windshield

[Yankeezone]

Hello - can someone post some photos of the super ATV flip up windshield on the 520 from the inside and outside of the cab? Also can you tell me how much of a gap is above the windshield when closed and if anyone has any thoughts about closing that gap in cold weather. Thank you.

 

[Admin]

 

[Remington]

Welcome from Michigan

Im sure someone will.

You go first! #POIDH

 

[Parttime]

Hello - can someone post some photos of the super ATV flip up windshield on the 520 from the inside and outside of the cab? Also can you tell me how much of a gap is above the windshield when closed and if anyone has any thoughts about closing that gap in cold weather. Thank you.

I don’t have the 520 mine is the 500. I can’t give a exact measurement on the gap on the top. My roof is redneck as they come. I used the hood off a S-10 pickup. I do have a gap on the top. I’m thinking I’m going to use a mud flap from a semi. There cheap plastic and easy available.

 

[hallic]

closing that gap in cold weather

Saw somebody a while back used a pool noodle cut to size mounted to the roof lip, so when the window is closed it seals up "okayish"

 

[SuperATV]

Our 520 is nowhere to be found right now, so I can't get a pic. I'll try to remember to post the next time I see it.

 

[Gunsite Guy]

I tried to take some pictures this morning in my garage. I've included my DIY windshield protector, a cut to size piece of plywood braced by the roof and my front basket. I use pipe insulation for my window-roof space blocking. I haven't used anything to date as it is my Sporting Clays rig, so mostly mild temperatures. Been in some serious rain but nary an issue.

 

[The Green Goat]

Shouldn't the plywood go behind the windshield to protect it?

 

[trigger]

Protect it from what exactly? You're not trailering it that way are you?

 

[The Green Goat]

Protect it from what exactly? You're not trailering it that way are you?

Gotta protect that plywood from anything. s***'s expensive.

 

[Montecresto]

Gotta protect that plywood from anything. s***'s expensive.

Not as bad as OSB.....🙄

 

[Yankeezone]

thank you for the replies. much appreciated. if anyone else has any pics of the gap or solutions to closing it in the winter i would love to hear how.

 

[bowhunterbill]

I tried to take some pictures this morning in my garage. I've included my DIY windshield protector, a cut to size piece of plywood braced by the roof and my front basket. I use pipe insulation for my window-roof space blocking. I haven't used anything to date as it is my Sporting Clays rig, so mostly mild temperatures. Been in some serious rain but nary an issue.

Off topic- do you find the front basket blocks your view of the road/trail in front of the P5? Especially if you load anything into it?




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[Gunsite Guy]

Hmmm...I had to think about that for a moment. Essentially, no. The primary use is for shotgun ammo at tournaments. When it is raining, I use plastic ammo boxes that are more upright, say twice the height of the basket. But so far never more than one. I keep it on the driver's side for convenience. I can't recall it ever interfering. For the record, I am 5' 10" tall.

Hope that helps.

s/f Steve

 

[bowhunterbill]

Thanks


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