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Reviews (5)
Nov 18, 2016
They are great but have no clips
Avoid greasing the large end on at least half of its circumference and don't be afraid to curse and use some force. Try to get the mon greased part on then push and curse until the other side pops on. This does not include a clip as was pictured, I used a plastic snap cord. The boot is durable. There is no need to fill the boot with grease. Just grease the tie rod after torquing and the shaft that comes out of the powersteering lightly. Do buy one of those Astro tie rod crow's foot inspired tie rod removers because the shaft tools are not needed.
Aug 21, 2016
The best you can get
Nice repro and a great value! The strokes are so vivid. The frame is really nice. I enjoy and prize the piece.
Aug 18, 2016
A last resort compared to window AC but Okay cooling
The wheels are weak and should be bicycle or wheel chair style scaled down. The watr output should not be a cheap plug that will probably deteriorate and not plug or connect to the hose without giving headaches. The unit should be thinner and wider. There should be a cover for the sensitive back filters and the other important components for transport. Not recommended unless you really want to free window space or you like to worry about water leaking enough to cause flooding that will absolutely cause significant damage. I didn't think the idea is meant for replacing what window AC's do, but rather the next best thing. I assume people vent this through some sort of hvac when they can't hook up the heat vent to a window using the disgustingly ugly vent hose and window flap. I would prefer an acrylic window vent that was much easier to install and was not such a damaging window flap that would seriously force me to drill in my landlord's new window frames. It is a easily broken AC because it is not made like your luggage bag, they are cheap wheels and it is usually easier to carry it or use a super bulky dolly. I would not call it portable, but a windowless AC that is a hassle to use and a last resort because of the price when comparing new models of each.