3M Crystalline window tint on D4

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Originally Posted by AndyG

Have you considered a sun visor for the front windscreen for extra protection?
BTW how do you go in the Grader?

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With the D4 its more the side windows that are an issue than the front.The grader has no problems.The tint can be an issuse when working in shadows;)
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Andrew

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Originally Posted by AndyG

Have you considered a sun visor for the front windscreen for extra protection?

BTW how do you go in the Grader?

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Not needed Andy, the D4 glass is already treated...

I'm wondering if that tint on those graders hasn't more to do with preventing the Shire Engineer seeing whether the occupant is actually awake in there. :wasntme:

I'm amazed that is road legal

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Originally Posted by BMKal

I'm wondering if that tint on those graders hasn't more to do with preventing the Shire Engineer seeing whether the occupant is actually awake in there. :wasntme:

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We dont have an Engineer,just a Works Supervisor.
You have to look closely to see if Im sleeping or pleasuring myself:p
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Andrew

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Originally Posted by AndyG

I'm amazed that is road legal

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When I went up to Westrac for the pre-delivery inspection I asked if there was a lighter tint as I do have issues early morning and late arvo seeing the mulboard in shadows when dusty,was told they only specify the one tint grade.
Couldnt know if its road leagal,it isnt my problem if its not.Perhaps the ruelz are different for earthmoving equipment compared to vehicles?????
Andrew

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

You have to look closely to see if Im sleeping or pleasuring myself:p
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Andrew

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wait 2 minutes either way and the answer would be sleeping :D

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Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Couldnt know if its road leagal,it isnt my problem if its not.
Andrew

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Unfortunately, the driver is responsible, not the owner....
Thats why people get done for hire cars with dodgy tyres, bad lights etc..
I couldn't imagine a cop pulling a grader over tho.

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Originally Posted by stray dingo

Unfortunately, the driver is responsible, not the owner....
Thats why people get done for hire cars with dodgy tyres, bad lights etc..
I couldn't imagine a cop pulling a grader over tho.

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Only for ensuring its registered...

The rest is just vehicle defected...

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Originally Posted by stray dingo

Unfortunately, the driver is responsible, not the owner....
Thats why people get done for hire cars with dodgy tyres, bad lights etc..
I couldn't imagine a cop pulling a grader over tho.

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Agreed, unlikely, unless involved in an accident, and it got ugly. Mind you this is theoretical, no one here knows the legality of it,