• PlowSite Homepage Upgrade

    Hello again PlowSite community,

    I wanted to post a quick note to let you know that the homepage of PlowSite will experience a major upgrade next week. We’re always looking for ways to improve our users’ experience on the site, and felt that this upgrade was needed and long overdue.

    With this upgrade, you’ll now see the top trending posts as soon as you visit PlowSite, and these will be updated throughout the day. You can also easily access videos and photos. As always, we encourage you to include videos and photos in your own posts to share with your fellow PlowSite users.

    Be assured that all of the forums, content and data that you’ve been accustomed to will remain intact, as will all current site features. You’ll also be able to easily access the full list of forums directly from our new homepage.

    We’re excited to bring you this change, and look forward to hearing your feedback.

    Thanks, PlowSite Team

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RB

Senior Member
I have a meyer poly. I want to take the poly off and paint the metal. My dealer said if I take that poly off I'll never be able to get it back on.

Is he right? He usually isn't, that's why I'm asking.

thank you
Ron
 
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wyldman

Member
Location
Brampton,Ontario,Canada
It is very tough,but it can be done.Helps to do it in the middle of the summer on a really hot day,as the poly is more flexible.A few extra hands and some large "c" clamps would help also.Wait till summer if you can.
 
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finnegan

Senior Member
Location
hamburg,ny
iv'e done it in a heated garage,you will need a torpedo style heater to blow warm air across they poly to keep it real flexible,and a couple of friends to help you out...
 
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