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THE BOSS and Polaris Industries Inc. Team Up to Bring Work Versatility to Popular RANGER Side by Side Series

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POLARIS PRESS RELEASE  New Accessory Package for Booming Side by Side Market Features 6’ Straight-Blade Poly Plow and THE BOSS’ Innovative SmartHitch 2 Attachment System

PolBoss.jpgTHE BOSS Snowplow for Polaris is designed to easily tackle projects for the home or job site giving side by side owners the flexibility to reach areas where traditional plows cannot go due to space limitations or rugged terrain.

 

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich.  (August 17, 2007) — THE BOSS Snowplow, a company known for pushing the edge of innovation on products for snowplow removal, today announced a collaboration with Polaris Industries Inc., a pioneer in the booming side by side market, on the launch of a new 6’ Straight-Blade Poly Snowplow and SmartHitch 2® attachment system for Polaris’ 2005-2008 RANGER side by side vehicles.

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