What Is The Saddle Size On The Wiper Technologies Heavy Duty Windshield Wiper, Part WPR66FR

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My motorhome has 35inch saddle type wiper arms. The blades on there now are 9/16inch wide at the saddle with an adapter to fit the 1inch saddle on the arm. Im sure a 36inch blade will work so I am looking for a beam style that will fit.

asked by: Bill C

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The Wiper Technologies Heavy Duty Windshield Wiper Blade - Beam Style - 36" - Qty 1, part # WPR66FR, is the only beam style windshield wiper we offer in 36" in length. I spoke with a representative from Wiper Technologies and the saddle measures 7/8".

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expert reply by: Mark Smith

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