how does this window hold up when being hauled down the road on a trailer?
784291
It works fine for the price. Never hauled it down the road, but have driven it down the road at 60 mph.
784292
Never trailered it yet but is awesome! I live in Alaska and it keeps the dust, snow, and mud out. Might be worth just pulling it off while trailering.
784293
Have had mine for a year and have haul several hundred miles without any problems
784294
You will have to tighten it from time to time but so far 75mph for 2 hours on the interstate and it held up without any damage still works great
240644
Sorry I don't have the answer. The sticker is on a pick up truck and the window does not roll down.
1856631
I have installed one on both of my trailers and love them. The supplied screws are plenty strong enough once they are in the studs.
233945
The mounting bars appear to be steel, as they get clamped onto the snowblower frame. The supports for the cab are said to be of PVC, though they are very rigid, with little, if any flex. When constructed, the frame appears more than adequately strong. The windows are basically clear, flexible, plastic.
1475336
I mounted it on a tractor almost a year ago. Lots of vibration, and out in the weather. It still works fine, though it is very susceptible to sun glare. Try to mount it so that it points down. Otherwise, excellent unit for the price.
414789
Though I have never used it for that purpose, I would guess that because of the fitted front and back, the mirror "ears", and if you use the lock that loops underneath the car from side to side, that it would be stable enough for trailering. Try it on a short trip to town and back first and see how it works out before hitting the road, but my guess is that it would be OK. Good luck!
1226633
It comes with the window mount you see in the picture and it is very strong it's never fallen off my window and I've had mine for about 6 months. I drive a very bumpy gravel road every day and it holds just fine
1051101
stays on trailer ,just loosen the wing nuts when moving the jacks . remember to tighten them when traveling . works nice
59942
I use mine on a trailer hitch, so it is exposed to the elements all the time. Seems to be just fine. I've had it for a year.
2052016
Yes I have had one for 2 years mounted on a inclosed trailer out in the sun everyday and it has held up very well!
856894
It's like a fiberboard. I wouldn't recamend leaving out in the weather. You have approxally 22" long and 16" wide of storage space. I really like the trailer.
1336637
The cover handles pretty well. I've had some windy snow storms here and it handled well. It has vents built-in to the cover that helps a lot. And it has a lot of straps to keep the cover in your trailer
333396
I setup the frame and attached it using bungi cords to my pipe fence. This has been up for months with no problems. I suspect that if the frame is secured very well it would withstand higher winds but I would be uncomfortable leaving it up all the time. The screen is so easy to remove from the frame that it is not worth the risk to me. Also, being out in the elements for such long periods of time cannot be good for the screen...
862819
The bottom of the trailer is soft. From what I read it should hold up to 80 lbs. I've carried 2 laptops in their cases and accessories in it and had no problems.
1337609
If I'm thinking correctly of what your windows are...I think you would have to take it down each time you open them. But, it has velcro and is very easy to take down and put back. I got an extra strip of velcro and use it in a Different spot when i need to. (Before I just buy another one)
1114283
I have one installed on a screen door exposed to morning dew, occasional rain and heat and so far no I've noticed no rusting or performance issues.
241154
definetely. the window size is similar to Honda Odyssey. it is firm and will not fall down at all!