Steam in cab

Looking for ideas on something to put between the seats of the rhino to stop the steam from fogging the windshield when going threw large water holes I have a dust gaurd installed and it helps but not completely and I have lowered my stock cage so the stich master dust cover won't work so looking for something that maybe velcros to the center and to the plastic behind the seats. Any ideas are appreciated.

Ryde On dust cover from.................You guessed it JBS. HAHA

seriously, there great ! They help with dust / steam and even more with noise !

Yes I agree they are a great product I have looked at his but it raises the same problem as the stich master where I have lowered my cage I have no V brace in the back so there's nothing to tie on to to hold it up I was thanking the same thang though.

Hmmmmmmmm........ that would make it tough.

But after watching the video you sent it defiantly got me thanking again it might be possible maybe just a little JBS creativity might make it work. But I'm still open for other ideas though. And thank you very much for the video that helped alot.

It could be done without the V bar, depending on how perfect You want it to look. The front and back pieces velcro together very well, Tight. You could put something like 3/4 in flat steel between the 2 pieces to give it structure. Just a thought .

And a pretty good thought to.

T.Rhino : " Yes I agree they are a great product I have looked at his but it raises the same problem as the stich master where I have lowered my cage I have no V brace in the back so there's nothing to tie on to to hold it up I was thanking the same thang though."

Here is a thought for you. When I put in my home-brew all-encompassing dust barrier system, I built in a lightweight crossbar affair down low (just above the bed). The dust barrier hangs off of this. Made it out of a length of PVC pipe, threaded at the ends. I modified some unequal leg tees, with the exit leg being of the threaded flavour. A saw and a file made it so the tees would only partially wrap around the roll cage up-tubes. You adust the width to match using the threaded ends of the crossbar. There is 1/2 of a coachman's loop at both sides to create an anchor for looped straps to stretch the top of of the dust barrier across the crossbar (the cut end pokes into a hole in the butchered tee fitting). You can see un-modified coachman's loops being used in the upper crossbar being used for the harness strap anchor. Hopefully, these pictures might give you some ideas:

Thanks that is a pretty good idea. Sounds like I might need to be getting ahold of James.

nice!!

So if you thank it's so nice pork chop you going to hook me up ???