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 with Jeff Pollock Roadless Gear Polyshield
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 Lately I have been reading some stories about these new polycarbonate windshields so I figured there is no time like the present to look into
it. Roadless Gear had the answer. They offer a new PolyShield windshield
for the Zook and they even include the rubber seal. A quick
call and the PolyShield was on its way. It quickly arrived and I was amazed at how lightweight and flexible it was. If this had been glass
it would have surely shattered. It had a blue scratch protective coating on it to protect
the surface during installation too. This is great! |
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  I contacted a friend of mine, Doug Jennings (who has years of practice replacing
windshields) to help with the installation. First we removed the windshield frame from the
Zook to cause less of a mess when removing the broken glass and to
make the Polyshield installation easier. Otherwise, the roll cage would have
been in the way and it would made it more difficult. The tools we used for this installation were a rubber hammer, box knife and a seal puller. |
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Installation of the PolyShield
2. Remove the old windshield with the rubber hammer. 3. Scrape clean the epoxy/glue and ensure you remove any remaining pieces of rubber that may be left on the frame. |
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4. Place the PolyShield on the outside of the frame and press it firmly into place.
6. Once you get the backside done flip the frame over and do the same to the front. As you do this apply firm pressure to pop the PolyShield into place. |
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| Product Source:
Roadless Gear,
L.L.C. |
09/15/04 14:52
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