Re: [lro] On the subject of Washers. . .

From: Jean-Leon Morin (offroaddesign@softhome.net)
Date: Wed Mar 26 2003 - 10:59:10 EST

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> How about a simple shaft through the door and a crank connected to any
> available motor. By judicious adjustment of the motor crank and wiper
crank
> lengths a suitable arc could be achieved.To get really fancy a
parallelogram
> link could wipe almost all the window side to side. The washer part is
easy.
> 10 gallon reservoir and a bilge pump!!!

I've been dreaming of building a watts linkage for the rear door wiper...
That would be cool. Straight line motion!

J-L
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