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Kansas | In the latest Tractor Shop magazine it has an article about the history of the SMV sign, was developed in Ohio in the 60's after a big rise in farmer/driver accidents in the 50's and 60's. Amazing how many though still don't notice or care when the one they have is worn out (you usually hear the "if they can't see a big piece of equipment in the road how they going to see a little sign" excuse). Reminds me I need to replace the one on my combine (I think the galvanizing on a Gleaner must attract more heat to fade them faster), any ideas how to take an old stick on one off? Last time it was replaced we used a blowdryer type gun a friend gave us to heat up the old glue, just wondering if there was a better/quicker way? | |
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Nice article on SMV signs
