J hook wiper arm, Jeep cut down?

[hyghlndr]

I am familiar with the Jeep rear Wiper arms cut down for the Bronco. The typical one uses the pin style wiper blades. Has anyone found a wiper arm that fits or that can be cut down that uses the J style wiper blades?

 

[DirtDonk]

By “J-style” do you mean the modern version like on many newer vehicles? Or the old original type used on our Early Broncos?
I assume you mean the newer ones. And for all I know, the old ones had some funky names to go along with their funky style. But I had to ask.

Guessing the new ones give waaay more options, while the original style is harder to come by, with few options.

I’ve retrofitted some Broncos with the wide pin type and have found some good options for blades, but never tried to find a new type arm of the right length.
I like the Anco universal arms because you can adjust the length AND angle for a near perfect Bronco fit.
Haven’t looked lately to see if they have any new additions.

 

[hyghlndr]

Thanks, meant modern J style arm.

Any part numbers for the Anco mentioned?

 

[DirtDonk]

I’ll try to look it up. Been a long time.

 

[SLOWnEASY]

I'm curious about these adjustable universal arms as well.

 

[DirtDonk]

Don’t remember offhand, but it was something simple like “ANC-1“ or something like that.
I misspoke above by calling it a “wide tip” arm. I meant to indicate that they were flat and wide and snap on, but they were a narrower version than the more common type you saw on old cars at the time.
You can actually see them (with blades) on our website. Part number is 5324 in silver and 5329 in black.
The visible round section near the tip can be rotated to change the blade angle. Not seen under the adjacent wide section, is a lock lever that you can release to extend or retract the arm.
These allow you to make little changes to whatever length and angle you feel is most appropriate for your set up.

When I bought mine, they actually came with plastic adapters to go from the narrow tip to the more standard wide tip. But the adapters started becoming like hens teeth, so blades with narrow clamps are better suited.

What we sell is the same arm (although also available in black) with blades that snap directly onto them without the need for adapters. That may limit your blade choices somewhat, but doesn’t almost eliminate them like the originals did.

This didn’t actually start out as a plug, but then I remembered that Jim brought these in a few years ago.