How to Install the Snow and Ice Windshield Protector by Mabett - 2021+ Ford Bronco
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- In this video I show you how to install a the Windshield Snow and Ice Protector by Mabett. This is a quilted, durable and waterproof Oxford fabric cover for the windshield and the side mirrors on your Bronco. Quick and easy to install, makes it a lot easier to clean the windshield after snowfall or protect it from ice build up in the winter months.
If you’re interested in purchasing the product, you can find it here:
Mabett Snow and Ice Windshield Protector: amzn.to/46vJi1F
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Thanks to Mabett
0:14 - Product Overview
0:33 - Product Installation
2:05 - Demonstration of the Product
3:02 - Outro/Final Thoughts
3:35 - More Product Videos
Hope this video was helpful in your decision making process, or helped you install the Mabett Snow and Ice Protector for the 2021+ Ford Bronco.
Enjoy!
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Mabett windshield snow and ice protector installation on the full size Ford Bronco.
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This was a great buy for the protection of my windshield! But, i want to fully protect my windshield 24/7 and refuse to remove the cover!
Consequently, it sucks while driving! I have to crane half my body out the open window to see the road all while enduring freezing cold and keeping my head attached when other vehicles speed by! I guess i’ll just have to get used to it. I’m thinking about removing my soft top and standing while driving to give myself a more commanding view of the road ahead!
@Bacnow - Hahahaha! Love it! Thanks for the laugh and thanks for watching the video. If I’m brave enough, maybe, just maybe I’ll record a video of your driving suggestion! 🤣
I'm wondering if those magnets are strong enough to hold on during serious winter winds. I live in northern Ontario, Canada and that wind can really rip at times during winter.
To be honest, I’m not sure about that. The flaps on the side that are trapped by the windows are really secure, but that top part at the header may flap in high wind. I guess technically you could file that one flap under on itself as you tighten the side flaps. It’s only really there to leave a cut out for if you have a light bar up top.