🌬️ Xislet UTV Hand Operated Windshield Wiper | Compatible with Polaris Ranger RZR, Can Am, Kawasaki, Honda Pioneer, Golf Cart | Manual Windshield Wiper Blades Assembly Kit with Included Instruction Review

Installed this manual wiper on a 2013 Razor XP. Easy installation and works great. It is now legal in Oregon. Mounting on this windshield has proven to be good. I had to mount it low due to the design of the windshield with deflectors. Comes with everything you need and a spare wiper blade.

Installed in 20 minutes. A low speed stepped bit with some Dawn dish soap pierced through the polycarbonate like butter. I traveled 3 days in the mountains and every day it rained, snowed and sleet. The wipers worked great on all three! So happy I had it. It was nice to have a clear view of the mountain trails in the rain. It scratched the windshield from all the dirt/grime but made it very safe to drive.

Product has clear instructions which is nice. Easy installation and efficient design in terms of handle position, the ability to adjust the blade pressure on the windshield by adjusting the handle inwards and outwards. The reason I give it 4 stars is because of the two very cheap wiper blades that come with it. I'd rather have 1 decent wiper than 2 cheap ones. In general, it's worth the money and effectively cleans the windshield.

I was very disappointed with the quality of the product. One of the important parts of the item is a hollow piece of threaded tubing that goes through a hole drilled in the windshield. The 2 nuts on this threaded pipe that are supposed to hold the pipe in place aren't even screwed on properly! Also, the handle assembly that goes through that tube needs to have o-rings or something to hold the handle assembly securely in place so it doesn't dangle!

Great product. Easy to install, lots of youtube videos show you how to do it. I used a Harbor Freight step drill to drill the hole (they are less prone to sticking). Deciding where to drill the hole is the hardest part, I hope my picture gives you an idea. At the same time, I also installed a set of shims that serve as good stops at each end of travel. Zoom in and you will see them too. Burying it was easy, but punching a hole in your $400 window takes courage.

I have a Honda Pioneer with a factory windscreen. No holes to drill. All I had to do was unplug, plug in and screw in the wiper unit. Attaching the blade was a problem and was solved with some basic instructions. J-hook wipers are common, but each brand is unique. I've installed many wiper blades on my J-hook cars, but his is particularly tricky. I was still struggling when I found the release point on the blade that exposed the attachment mechanism. At one point I removed the mechanism from…