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My 38 has dual wipers on the cab - but only drivers side has a vacuum motor. If I were to fabricate a "link arm" to passenger wiper from drivers wiper, would that be too much for one vacuum motor? The motor works very good - and I think I have seen something similar on other trucks. Any thoughts or pix?

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isn't there the provision on the pass. side for a motor? considering that vacuum wipers don't do all that good except in the best of conditions, it doesn't seem likely, but you could always try, there were setups that used one motor to drive 2 arms, but they may have had stronger motors

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Now that would be a feat worthy of praise. I have enough trouble making that setup to work with the factory parts on a truck designed for it.


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I don't think you would be happy with the setup if you did it. You're better off with individual motors.


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The '48 2 ton is factory with 1 vacuum motor running 2 wipers.
Was this motor stronger?


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