P500 NOISE & HEAT BARRIER GOOD CHOICE

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Yeah, that's the only draw back. If you power wash, that thing gets wet and has to be taken out. You can let it set for a week and it still won't dry on its own. Is the bubble wrap stuff as effective at noise and heat reduction as the fabric type?
Don't take...much to remove. ..
 
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FYI:::::
I don't mind..removing it..
look around....check things out. .
Part of it.....
like guys b****ing about...pulling a
lever..to go in reverse..just part of it...
...it is definitely. ..worth having...
I shake mine out...once a week..or so
...2 yrs....installed...
 
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Ok, I'm gonna take @Alan 's Idea a couple of steps further and modify the blanket to repel moisture as well as dirt, heat and noise. By cutting both the dampening material to fit as well as the Reflectix/reflecting bubble wrap. both will be identical in length and width plus both will have matching holes for where the roll cage, seat belts and seat attaches. I'll tape all the edges around the circumference as well as tape all the edges within all the matching holes. In theory, this should give it the full spectrum of protection. So, which side should face down, the reflectix, or the gray poly backing of the blanket material?
I wish the blanket material was thicker but this is what I already had on hand. The Aluminum backed Gutter Flashing will be my tape.
PS I made sure to include some feet pictures for all of you foot fetish freaks out there...You know who you are....
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Over thinking it...dude
removing..it no big deal...
that gives you...a chance to
...inspect your machine...
...been doin it for 2 yrs...
IMO
 
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Don't take...much to remove. ..

The way I wash off all the mud is when I'm coming back into town I stop by the self spray car wash. Soap, rinse, decent pressure for about $3 or $4, and all the mud goes into their drains instead of my driveway. Washes the trailer off too. I try to make quick of it due to some may frown on the mud. Then I just fine tune the clean at home, that's when the mat is soaked. The carpet mat works for now and not a big deal to let it hang and dry, just thinking there might be a better alternative. ;)
 
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FYI:::::
I don't mind..removing it..
look around....check things out. .
Part of it.....
like guys b****ing about...pulling a
lever..to go in reverse..just part of it...
...it is definitely. ..worth having...
I shake mine out...once a week..or so
...2 yrs....installed...

That's coming from someone that doesn't use their's for plowing, which requires forward and reverse repeatedly. That lever was total pita and I've never regretted disabling that thing.
 
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That's coming from someone that doesn't use their's for plowing, which requires forward and reverse repeatedly. That lever was total pita and I've never regretted disabling that thing.
That's kool......I don't use reverse...very much...
so I choose not to...
 
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That's coming from someone that doesn't use their's for plowing, which requires forward and reverse repeatedly. That lever was total pita and I've never regretted disabling that thing.
Yep....very body's got there own deal....
 
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For me...when cleaning air filter...
which for me...is more often..than others
....cause of dust issues. .it's nice to
Remove top of seat..
Which..you will see..dirt..
dust...debris..
so..take out...shake..
put back....
 
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Seats...top & bottom..are made
...removable. .for a reason..sound/heat
barrier...should be the same.
IMO.
 
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That's coming from someone that doesn't use their's for plowing, which requires forward and reverse repeatedly. That lever was total pita and I've never regretted disabling that thing.
How do you reverse if you disabled it?
 
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Maybe sticking it to another piece of thin rubber would work? It would just be nice to power wash it and not have to take the mat out.


I'm kinda liking that idea. I currently use a piece of 12" x 12" x 1/8" piece of rubber over the seat belt location. Something 1/16" or maybe thinner will give it more durability. The rubber will add even more sound deadening to it, as well.
 
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I'm kinda liking that idea. I currently use a piece of 12" x 12" x 1/8" piece of rubber over the seat belt location. Something 1/16" or maybe thinner will give it more durability. The rubber will add even more sound deadening to it, as well.

And won't hold water. ;)
 
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