Winter Grill Cover

[illflem]

John, when that fan nut finally breaks lose you'll be surprised how easy it really is. The Espar is a good unit if 110 volts isn't handy, it will get it warmed up and ready to go. Removing the fan will keep it warm after it gets going.

 

[JohnE]

got it off!

I removed one of the fan bolts and got a wrench on the nut. It broke loose very easily.

WOW!! It will be very hard to put that thing back on next spring. The noise reduction is amazing.

I try keeping the O/D locked out unless I get out on the open road, but the fan noise is usually deafening past 2000 RPM. Not anymore!



Thanks guys

-John

 

[Fatboy]

Winter Fronts

Has anyone purchased the winter grille covers made by Eric Buckle?

 

[CAM]

Yes, for a friend ,and there nice. If you have a bug deflector it might have to come off. On my truck it would,or you can thim the winter blockers up to fit.



Mike

 

[JohnE]

post from the past

Whoa!

Been there, done that, got the parka!



Fanless; ESPAR (already on my second one, too); and I got a set of Eric's cold fronts.

I like the quality and finish of the fronts much better than a set of Lunds (at twice the price). Spaceace eluded to the only drawback, the mounting hardware is a bit cheap, but easily fixed with something different. Yes, the top two pieces must be trimmed if the bug deflector screws to the grill.



Go for them. Eric's fronts are a great value.



-John