Has anybody that owns a T Box found a good way to keep the windows from rattling where they can still be opened? I love my blind but the windows rattle something awful with even the slightest bit of movement.
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Cut a pencil-sized or slightly larger dowel rod that will fit diagonally from top corner to opposite bottom corner and wedge it in. It should just take a light bump to remove it to open the window.
For what it's worth - it's a lot louder inside than it is outside. The deer don't pay any mind to it. -
I wedge a wood or plastic shim between the two windows.Comment
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Mine don’t rattle at all. You talking about from wind blowing or somethingComment
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If I move just the slightest bit while inside the blind, every window in mine rattles. Its worse when they're closed, and I like hunting with as few windows open as possible. Thank y'all for the input!Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostComment
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Same here… mine fit in the tracks very snug with zero wiggle room.Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostComment
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Same here. Had 5 of them out for 6 years now with no complaints at all.Originally posted by K. Lane View PostComment
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Zero rattle here as well. I’d try pulling them out and lining with feltComment
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I had 5 bow blinds and they were all very good, no rattle at all when opening them. I even opened some of them when I had game in front of me and they never knew I was there. Mine had felt on the windows that kept they tight in the frames when shut.Comment
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We had a few of em that did this at my old lease and never could get them to stop and they leaked water pretty badComment
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My windows don't make any noise and it has never leaked......no bugs either.Comment
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Mine are quiet but they leak. If it’s a new blind, call them. They have a website with a phone number.Comment
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