Smith Brothers Services, LLC
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Meyer Plow Pump Rebuild - Spring/Summer Labor Special*
Updated  6-30-10

E-47/57 and E-60
Due to the volume of units that came in the last week of August 09, we are doing it different this year.
We encourage you to get your unit to us EARLY to take advantage of the Discounts we offer!

6-30-10 - EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY WE ARE NOT ACCEPTING
ANY ADDITIONAL PUMPS FOR REBUILDING.

We have enough pumps here in addition to our other work load that will not allow adequate time to rebuild any additional units this summer. We are sorry for the inconvenience but we can only do so many! We would rather you be upset that
we can't do it, than to be upset that it is November, you sent your pump in August, and you still don't have it back!

You will receive the pricing that is in effect WHEN YOUR UNIT ARRIVES HERE in our shop. NO EXCEPTIONS!

Right now is the best time to have your plow's power unit rebuilt. Don't let it sit until the fall with water and gunk in it. Changing the fluid is not enough to ensure trouble free operation in the future. You cannot get all the gunk out of it by draining the fluid, and flushing usually just loosens the gunk so it can clog the internal screens and passageways. Often letting it sit with no maintenance done will leave you with a seized motor in the fall. It usually takes us 4 - 5 hours to dismantle a pump and clean and test everything, and reassemble. We are very thorough! If your plow is still under the Meyer Factory Warranty, then the fluid must be changed once a year and you need to have proof that it was to keep your coverage in effect! We want to add that just because your pump is working, does not mean that everything is fine. These units do continue to work with defects. Once here in our shop, we will find them. Your unit will not leave with them. Honestly, if you don't want the rebuild done properly, please send it someplace else. We are not being arrogant, it is just that we do it right the first time, or we don't do it at all. Experience has taught us that neither of us will be happy if the job is not done properly.

Typical rebuild includes: