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1986 Winnebago Elandan -
p30 chassis common to many rv's of the day, pantogram wiper arms likely common too.
Original wipers no longer available, and I sure didn't want to see the cost of new pantograms with J-hook mounts.

hunted through auto parts stores, and lucked out finding Trico Exact-fit 20-1 (from Lordco) slip over the outside of the pantogram mount.
Threw away orginal mounting screw, replaced with a 3/4" 6-32 machine screw, washer and nylock nut - and after stripping out guts of Trico blade, the machine screw fits through the pivot hole. Easy peasey!

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Thanks for posting your suggestion.

Possibly as an alternative, wiper blade refills are available. I drive a number of classics. I've wanted to keep the original arms and blades. I simply replace the degraded rubber with refills. An example is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07M...t_b_fed_asin_title_2


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Cummins 190hp, No Modifications
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