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icon9.gif  Maiden voyage... Struck an iceberg [message #95772] Fri, 13 August 2010 23:55 Go to previous message
Mike O'Connell is currently offline  Mike O'Connell   United States
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After two years in drydock we set sail for a relatively short trip to Old Orchard Beach, ME. I decided that taking secondary roads was the way to go on our maiden voyage. That proved to be my undoing. I grossly overestimated my RV piloting skills and put the rear wheels over an unseen curb on a backroad 14 miles into the trip. All I heard was a bang and suddenly I was covered I glass chips. I have a Xmas tree shaped set of cracks on the driver's side window about. Five inches from the end of the wndow and arc shaped crack in the same vicinity on the passenger side. I guess it was enough to twist things enough to crack the windows. Does this seem right?
I'm stillonvacation and have't done much research on new windshields yet.both cracks are outside the wiper arc and I can still drive it fine. Does anyone have a suggestion for replacement?


Mike O'Connell Deerfield, MA '75 Eleganza
 
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