Buyers SnowDogg MDII User manual

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This manual is for the professional installation of
SnowDogg
®
MDII and VMDII snowplows. Review all
instructions prior to installation. Installation related
failures are not covered by warranty.
Plow Registration
Be sure to register your plow at www.buyersproducts.
com/support/productregistration, where you can also
find installation instructions, technical specs, and full
parts diagrams.
Table of Contents
1. Moldboard/Lift Frame Assembly – MDII ................ 3
2. Moldboard/Lift Frame Assembly – VMDII.............. 4
3. Upper Lift Frame Assembly ................................... 5
4. Vehicle Side Installation ......................................... 6
• Check Out
• Mechanical
• Electrical
5. Light Aiming ..........................................................12
6. General Information ..............................................13
Warnings
LIFT FRAMES MOLDBOARDS
MDII – 16015004
MD68II – 16020412
MD75II – 16020422
MD80II – 16020432
VMDII – 16014004 VMD75II – 16020712
WARNING
Read this manual carefully before operating this snowplow.
WARNING
Make sure plow is properly attached and secured before
moving vehicle.
WARNING
Do not move plow while servicing or place any part of your
body between or under plow parts while moving plow.
WARNING
When transporting, position plow so as not to block driver
line of sight or plow headlights.
WARNING
DO NOT move the blade or exceed 50 MPH when trans-
porting the plow.
WARNING
DO NOT plow at speeds in over of 14 mph.
WARNING
Always lower blade and power off controller when vehi-
cle is not in use.
WARNING
Always follow the vehicle manufacturers recommendations
relating to snowplow installation.
WARNING
When using on a vehicle with air bags, DO NOT tamper
with, disable or remove any components related to the
operation of the air bags.
WARNING
When using on a vehicle with air bags, DO NOT tamper
with, disable or remove any components related to
the operation of the air bags. Vehicles equipped with
air bags are designed such that the air bags will be
activated in a frontal collision equivalent to hitting a
solid barrier (such as a wall) at approximately 14 mph
or more, or, roughly speaking, a frontal perpendicular
collision with a parked car or truck of similar size at
approximately 28 mph or more. Careless or high speed
driving while plowing snow, which results in vehicle
decelerations equivalent to or greater than the air bag
deployment threshold described above, could deploy
the air bag.
Plow Assembly
SnowDogg
®
Plows are shipped almost fully assem-
bled to reduce assembly time and simplify installa-
tion. The illustrations are representative and may vary
from your actual hardware. Please refer to the tables
for part numbers involved in installation. Full part dia-
grams can be found at www.buyersproducts.com/
usermanuals.

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1
2
4
3
5
6
7
8
LIFT POINTS
4.0
3.5
MDII Moldboard/Lift Frame Assembly
ITEM QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1 1 16015004 MDII Lift Frame Assembly
2 1 16111638 Light Bar
3 1 16160700A Halogen Light Kit (Sold Separately)
16160800 LED Light Kit (Sold Separately)
4 1 16111520 Light Bar Fastener Kit
5 1 16122100 Blade Guide Kit (Set of 2)
6 1 16101110A Trip Pin Kit (Set of 2)
7 1 16101220 Trip Spring Mount Kit (Set of 2)
8 2 16101200 Trip Spring
9
116020412 MD68II Moldboard w/Deflector
116020422 MD75II Moldboard w/Deflector
116020432 MD80II Moldboard w/Deflector
Bill of Materials
The moldboard can be propped on a 4x4 or the edge
of a shipping pallet to get into position for mounting
onto the a-frame. The moldboard should be lifted
and held in place until secured with a crane using the
points shown. The lift frame can be slid forward on
the shipping pallet and raised using a pallet jack to
easily mate with the moldboard (Fig. 2).
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
1. Attach the Moldboard to the Sector using the Trip
Pin Kit (6) on both the Driver and Passenger Sides.
Do NOT detach the crane as the moldboard is still not
secured.
2. Install the Trip Springs (8) and Trip Spring Hardware
(7) as shown. Tension the trip springs until there is
approximately a .030” gap. It is important that all
springs be at the same level of tension.
3. Install the snow deflector by loosening the fasten-
ers on the top strip of the moldboard. The deflector
fits between the black retainer strip and the stainless
moldboard. Only the OUTER TWO fasteners need to
be completely removed.
4. Install the blade guides (5) as shown.
5. The shoes as installed have been adjusted for ship-
ping and may need to be repositioned after the plow
is mounted to a vehicle.

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Bill of Materials
ITEM QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1 1 16014004 VMDII Lift Frame Assembly
2 1 16111638 Light Bar
3 1 16160700A Halogen Light Kit (Sold Separately)
16160800 LED Light Kit (Sold Separately)
4 1 16111520 Light Bar Fastener Kit
5 1 16122100 Blade Guide Kit (Set of 2)
6 2 16102142 Clevis Pin Kit
7 1 16101170 Hinge Pin Kit
8 1 16113262 Center Deflector Cap
9 1 16020712 VMD75II Moldboard w/Deflectors
Fig. 3
VMDII Moldboard/Lift Frame Assembly
Fig. 4
1. Assemble the V-plow MOLDBOARD WINGS (9a
and 9b) to the LIFT FRAME (1) as shown in Fig 3 using
the HINGE PIN KIT (7). This can be done easiest by
sliding the lift frame forward on its shipping pallet as
shown in Fig. 4. Tap the hinge pin (7) down
adjusting the wing positions as you go to allow for
complete assembly.
9a
9b
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
7
LIFT FRAME
SHIPPING PALLET
4.75
4.00
2. Attach both angle cylinders on the LIFT FRAME to
the MOLDBOARD as shown using the 7/8” clevis pins
and hardware (6). The wings should move freely to
allow attachment to the cylinder rods.
3. Install the DEFLECTOR CAP (8) with hardware as
shown
4. The trip spring mechanisms have been pre-
installed and tensioned. They may need to be
straightened as they may have shifted during shipping
and handling.
5. Install the snow deflectors by loosening the fas-
teners on the top strip of each wing moldboard. The
deflector fits between the black retainer strip and the
stainless moldboard. Only the OUTER TWO fasteners
need to be completely removed.
6. Install the blade guides (5) as shown.
7. Grease the 7 hinge pin tubes using a needle style
grease gun tip. Do NOT install grease fittings in
these holes as they will be damaged by normal plow
movement.

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Drop Foot Deployment
For shipping the drop foot is in the transport position and the lift frame/Aframe are in stacking position. For
mounting, the drop foot will need to be lowered to the deployed position so that the plow can be mounted.
This step requires two people or a winch to rotate the lift frame.
1. Raise the rear of the a-frame approximately 6"-8" from the floor.
2. Rotate the lift frame away from the a-frame until the top plate is approximately parallel to the ground.
3. Pull the drop foot release and lower the drop foot to the ground. Release the drop foot release and pull up on
the drop foot to ensure that it is locked.
4. Allow the lift frame to rotate down and away from the a-frame until the slack is removed from the chain. The
lift frame may be sitting low to the ground at this point but it can be raised during the mounting process using
the jack switch.
Upper Lift Frame Assembly
1. Rest the UPPER LIFT FRAME (2) on the LOWER LIFT FRAME (1) as shown in Fig 7.
2. Loosely install the 3/8 bolts (3) as shown. After ensuring the upper and lower lift frames are aligned, tighten
fasteners.
3. Install the 16160700A Halogen light kit or 16160800 LED light kit (both sold separately) using the included
hardware. If the shock spacer (5) is included with the hardware, it should be installed under the spherical
washer as shown.
4. The plow light harness as shipped is routed through the holes on the back side of the lift frame. The side
marked A is the DRIVER SIDE and the side marked B is the PASSENGER SIDE, correct if necessary. Gently pull
the wires through the holes so they can reach the light connectors.
5. Inspect the lighting connectors to make sure the pins are straight and carefully connect the lights to the plow
light harness. If the connectors are forced together, the pins may become bent.
6. Use the included zip ties to secure the light harness to the inside of the upper lift frame.
Your SnowDogg
®
plow is now fully assembled and ready for mounting onto a properly
configured vehicle.
Fig. 5 Fig. 6
8.0
6.0

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Vehicle Side Installation
Plowing is very hard on vehicles. For this reason any vehicle getting a plow mounted to it should be well main-
tained. Before installing a plow, and on a regular basis after, have the following systems checked and repaired as
necessary:
• Braking - The additional weight and frequent starts/stops of plowing require your brakes to be working
at their best.
• Cooling - Transporting the plow can block air flow to your radiator. Keep an eye on your temperature
gage and make sure your cooling system is working as designed.
• Suspension - Plows really work out a front suspension even if you are within your FAWR limit. Have your
suspension components checked regularly.
• Transmission - Snowplow operators probably drive in reverse more than any other driving professional.
Keep your transmission well maintained, and ALWAYS fully stop before shifting from forward to reverse.
• Lighting - Plow lights require the truck lights to be working correctly. Any malfunction on the truck side
will result in a malfunction on the plow side and make troubleshooting much more difficult. Always make
sure your truck lights are working normally BEFORE you start an install.
• Alignment - The vehicle alignment should be checked and corrected AFTER the plow is installed.
Vehicle Specific Mount Installation
Install the SnowDogg
®
Plow Mount required for your application following all instructions in the mount installation
instructions(**). Modification of your vehicles bumper/air dam/fascia may be required and will vary from vehicle
to vehicle.
** The MDII/VMDII plows use the same mounts used for the MD/VMD series. However, due to changes in the lift
geometry, the pushbar should be mounted with the solid round bar at ~10” from the ground. If this is not pos-
sible due to truck interference, the push bar can be mounted lower without impact on plow performance.
WARNING
Check all mounting hardware on a regular basis. Fasteners on plow mounts are subjected to a great deal of
vibration and WILL loosen over time potentially causing the mount or plow to come loose from your vehicle.
Fig. 7
4a
5
3
1
2
4b

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Vehicle Side Electrical Installation
The SnowDogg
®
plow has separate harnesses for Hydraulic and Lighting for ease of installation and trouble-
shooting. Either harness can be omitted without affecting the functionality of the other system.
Control Harness Installation
The truck side control harness is routed through the grill, by the battery, and through the firewall to the control-
ler. It is preferable when possible to keep the plow connector on the driver side to make mount/dismount easier
and faster.
It is important that the 15A fused power lead go to an ignition switched source. Hooking direct to an “always on”
source will cause a constant current draw and drain the vehicle battery. If an ignition switched source cannot be
found, any switch rated at 15A can be used to turn off the power.
CAUTION
Keep all connectors greased with dielectric grease on a regular basis to minimize corrosion & potential damage
or wear to the pins. It is critical that all electrical connections be tight and secure. Loose connections on the plow
circuit can cause overheating, component failure, or intermittent opration.
POSITIVE (+)
TERMINAL
NEGATIVE (-)
TERMINAL
TO ACC POWER (+12V/15A)
IGNITION SWITCHED
BLACK
RED/WHITE
BLACK
RED
RED 4GA
BLACK 4GA
TO CHASSIS OR
BATTERY GROUND
TO CONTROLLER
THROUGH GRILL
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
15A FUSE
TRUCK FIREWALL
DRILL Ø 7/8" HOLE AND
PROTECT WITH GROMMET
16160302 CONTROL HARNESS

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1. Route the CONTROL HARNESS through the truck grill, by the battery, and through the firewall. If no avail-
able opening exists, a ø7/8" hole will need to be drilled through the firewall. Check your truck Owner’s Manual
for details on where this can be safely done. If the hole is drilled, it is critical that a grommet be used to prevent
damage to the wire harness.
2. Mount the MOTOR RELAY in a convenient and secure location on the battery side of the vehicle using the
included self tapping screws.
3. The small RED and BLACK WIRES from the CONTROL HARNESS are connected to the small terminals of the
MOTOR RELAY. It does not matter which wire goes to which terminal.
4. The small BLACK WIRE with the eyelet should be connected to battery ground or a good chassis ground. A
“dirty” ground will cause excessive power draw and can cause malfunctions in the lights and the controller.
5. The RED/WHITE wire will be connected to the LIGHT HARNESS in the next step.
6. The large (4 gage) BLACK WIRE on the CONTROL HARNESS must be connected directly to the NEGATIVE (-)
battery terminal.
7. The large (4 gage) RED WIRE on the CONTROL HARNESS is connected to one of the large terminals on the
MOTOR RELAY. It does not matter which terminal is used.
8. The shorter RED BATTERY CABLE is used to connect the other large terminal of the MOTOR RELAY with the
POSITIVE (+) terminal on the battery.
9. The CONTROLLER CONNECTOR is routed through the firewall.
10. Connect the handheld controller and locate in a convenient location for the operator using the included
mounting hardware if desired.
11. The FUSED ACC POWER WIRE coming off of the controller connector must be connected to an IGNITION
SWITCHED 15A/12V power source. Hooking direct to an “always on” source will cause a constant current draw
and drain the vehicle battery. If an ignition switched source cannot be found, any switch rated at 15A can be
used to turn off the power.

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Light Harness Installation
The light harness is split into a RELAY MODULE and a GRILL HARNESS to allow for easy installation.
Connectors have been designed in such a way to prevent installation errors – but be sure to read all instructions.
1. Install the appropriate 1607XXXX headlight adapter (and accessories) using the instructions.
2. Route the GRILL HARNESS through the grill (drivers side preferably)
3. Locate the RELAY MODULE close to either the driver or passenger side headlight (whichever is convenient)
and connect the 8-pin connector to the GRILL harness.
4. Route and connect your 1607XXXX headlight adapters to the RELAY MODULE.
5. Connect the BLACK wire with ring terminal to Battery or a clean Chassis ground. If a chassis ground is used,
it would be best to use the same location used for the CONTROL HARNESS.
6. Connect the purple TURN SIGNAL wires between the harnesses.
a. If your “A” headlight adapter is on the DRIVER SIDE
i. Connect PURPLE/WHITE to PURPLE/WHITE
ii. Connect PURPLE/BLACK to PURPLE/BLACK
b. If your “B” headlight adapter is on the DRIVER SIDE
i. Connect PURPLE/WHITE to PURPLE/BLACK
ii. Connect PURPLE/BLACK to PURPLE/WHITE
c. If you find that your plow turn signals are backwards from the truck – swap the wires.
7. The final configuration steps require you to know if your vehicle is STANDARD or SWITCHED GROUND instal-
lation. MOST vehicles are STANDARD. ALWAYS verify your application on the application guide before configur-
ing. Configuring your harness incorrectly can result in blown fuses and troubleshooting hassles.
Standard Installation
• Connect the ORANGE wire on the RELAY MODULE to the RED/WHITE wire on the CONTROL HARNESS.
This supplies ignition switched power to the light relays.
"A" SHORT LEAD
TO HEADLIGHT ADAPTER
"B" LONG LEAD
TO HEADLIGHT ADAPTER
ORANGE WIRE
TO CONTROL HARNESS
BLACK WIRE
TO GROUND
TURN SIGNAL
CONNECTORS
ONLY USED FOR
SWITCHED GROUND
CONFIGURATION
16160104
LIGHT/GRILL HARNESS
16160102
RELAY HARNESS

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Switched Ground
"A" SHORT LEAD
TO HEADLIGHT ADAPTER
"B" LONG LEAD
TO HEADLIGHT ADAPTER
ORANGE WIRE
TO GRILL HARNESS
BLACK WIRE
TO GROUND
TURN SIGNAL
CONNECTORS
16160104
LIGHT/GRILL HARNESS
16160102
RELAY HARNESS
WHITE/BLACK
TO ORANGE
WHITE/BLACK TO
CONTROL HARNESS
• Cut open the loom on the GRILL HARNESS near the 8-pin connector to locate the WHITE/BLACK wire.
This wire has male and female connectors in line.
• Disconnect the WHITE/BLACK wires (male and female connectors) from each other on the GRILL HARNESS.
• Connect the ORANGE wire on the RELAY MODULE to the WHITE/BLACK wire on the GRILL HARNESS.
This supplies ground to the relay coils when the plow is connected.
• Connect the WHITE/BLACK wire on the GRILL HARNESS to the RED/WHITE wire on the CONTROL
HARNESS. This supplies ignition switched power to the common wire of the plow lights.
8. With the plow disconnected, check all light functions on the vehicle.
9. Connect the plow and check all light functions on the plow.
Optional Accessory Wires
There are two extra blunt cut wires (RED and BLUE) in the GRILL HARNESS near the 8-pin connector. These
wires are for optional accessories mounted on the plow. They end at the 5-pin light connectors on the plow and
go to both the driver and passenger side light connectors. If these are used, they should be properly terminated.
These wires are suitable for 15A of current.

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Plow Mounting And Checkout
Your fully assembled plow is now ready to mount to the vehicle that you have prepared. Mount the plow using
the instructions as shown.
1. Enter MOUNT mode: turn the plow controller on and hold DOWN
for 1 second. Repeat: hold DOWN again for 1 second. The status
indicator will blink red rapidly.
2. Check that the LOCK PINS are fully retracted. If not, push the
FOOT PEDAL toward truck to lock pins in a retracted position.
3. Drive into the plow so that the PUSHBAR makes full contact on
both sides.
4. Get out of the truck, connect the lighting and hydraulic connec-
tors, and check if PUSHBAR is properly aligned with RECEIVER
NOTCH (see diagram 1). If aligned, proceed to step 6.
5a. If the plow RECEIVER NOTCH is too low: Back up the truck
6"-12" to allow room to raise the plow receiver. Push the JACK
SWITCH into DISMOUNT (up) position to raise the rear of the lift
frame. If the lift frame ends up sitting too high, follow the instructions
in step 5b.
5b. If the plow RECEIVER NOTCH is too high to align with the
PUSHBAR: Push the JACK SWITCH into MOUNT (down) position to
lower the rear of the lift frame. If the lift frame ends up sitting too low,
follow the instructions in step 5a.
6. Make a final alignment check. It may be necessary to drive further
into the plow for proper engagement.
7. Push the JACK SWITCH into MOUNT (down) position.
8. Press down on the CHAIN LIFT to ensure the lift cylinder is fully
retracted. The chain MUST have slack to mount plow.
9. Pull the FOOT PEDAL away from the truck to release the LOCK
PINS.
10. Push the center of the light tower towards the truck to mount the
plow. The LOCK PINS should extend through the PUSHBAR EARS
and be visible on both sides.
11. Insert the SNAPPER PIN to prevent unintended movement of the
FOOT PEDAL. If the SNAPPER PIN cannot be inserted, check that
the LOCK PINS are fully extended and visible on both sides. If this is
not happening, re-check alignment (see diagram 1).
12. Pull the DROP FOOT RELEASE and raise the DROP FOOT to the
highest position. Release the DROP FOOT RELEASE and pull up on
the DROP FOOT to ensure that it is locked.
1. Enter MOUNT mode: turn the plow controller on and
hold DOWN for 1 second. Repeat: hold DOWN again for 1
second. The status indicator will blink red rapidly.
2. Press down on the CHAIN LIFT to ensure the lift cylin-
der is fully retracted. The chain MUST have slack to dis-
mount plow.
3. Pull the DROP FOOT RELEASE and lower the DROP
FOOT to the ground. Release the DROP FOOT RELEASE
and pull up on the DROP FOOT to ensure that it is locked.
4. Remove the SNAPPER PIN and push the FOOT PEDAL
towards the truck to disarm the LOCK PINS.
5. Push the center of the light tower towards the truck until
both LOCK PINS retract.
6. Stand behind the lift frame and pull up on the JACK
SWITCH into DISMOUNT (up) position until the slack is
removed from the chain. The plow does not need to tip
forward.
7. Disconnect the lighting and hydraulic connectors.
8. Back away from the plow.
CHAIN LIFT
DROP FOOT
JACK DISMOUNT (UP)
SWITCH MOUNT (DOWN)
DROP FOOT RELEASE
LOCK PIN
FOOT PEDAL
RECEIVER
NOTCH
PUSHBAR
9.0-10.0
PUSHBAR
HEIGHT
TO MOUNT TO DISMOUNT
CHAIN LIFT
DROP FOOT
JACK DISMOUNT (UP)
SWITCH MOUNT (DOWN)
DROP FOOT RELEASE
SNAPPER PIN
LOCK PIN
FOOT PEDAL
DIAGRAM 1
TRUCK
MOUNT
LIFT
FRAME
LIFT
FRAME
TRUCK
MOUNT
LIFT FRAME
ALIGNED
LIFT FRAME
TOO HIGH
LIFT FRAME
TOO LOW
LIFT
FRAME
TRUCK
MOUNT

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Verify that all plow lights work properly
• LOW BEAM
• HIGH BEAM
• FLASH TO PASS
• TURN SIGNALS
• PARKING LIGHTS
Mount and Dismount the plow several times to confirm that all components work as intended. If any portion of
the truck bumper or air dam interferes with mounting, it may need to be removed or the pushbar lowered. With
the floating a-frame, the pushbar mounting height can vary significantly without impacting plow performance.
Light Aiming
1. Place the vehicle on a level surface 25 feet in front of a matte-white screen, such as a white wall or garage door.
2. The snowplow should be mounted, with the blade raised in transport position.
3. Check that the truck is in normal operating condition with no flat tires, failed suspension components
and no passengers.
4. Mark the vertical centerline of the vehicle headlights on the screen (a line matching the height of the
headlights from the ground). Mark the horizontal centerline of the vehicle headlights on the screen (lines
matching the headlight center to center distance).
5. The high intensity zone of the low beams should be just below the horizontal line and the right of the vertical
lines (see diagram below). Adjust the headlight aim as required.
Power on the plow controller and operate the plow through all functions
CAUTION
For safety reasons, the blade drops very slowly on the plow as shipped. To increase the drop speed of the blade,
use a flat blade screwdriver to turn the lowering speed adjustment on the front of the hydraulic power unit counter
clockwise. Turn it clockwise to slow the blade drop speed. Do this only while the blade is lowered, and tighten the
jam nut after adjusting.
Screen Located
25' from Headlights
Align with Vehicle
Centerline
Distance Between
Headlight Centers
High Intensity Zones
For Type 2 (Sealed Beam)
Headlights on Low Beam
Vertical Centerline
Ahead of Right Headlight

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NOTE: Snowplow installers must certify that installation conforms to federal motor vehicle safety standards.
Your plow and truck are now ready for operation. The hydraulic system has been filled at the factory and should
be fully operational. It is possible that agitation due to shipping has introduced some air into the oil. When oper-
ating the plow for the first time some oil may exit the vent (by the coils). This should stop once the plow is cycled
and operational. Check all plow and light functions. If something is not working correctly, reread the installation
directions to make sure a step was not missed and check the schematics.
STORAGE
1. Before disconnecting the plow from your vehicle, fully compress the lift cylinder.
2. Disconnect the plow from your vehicle.
3. Coat all electrical connection points with dielectric grease.
4. Repair/touch up any chipped paint or rusted areas.
5. Apply a coat of oil or grease to all exposed chrome (on angle and lift cylinders).
6. Grease all grease fittings on trip pins and king pin.
REMOVAL FROM STORAGE
1. Check all fasteners and hydraulic fittings for tightness.
2. Replace any cracked hydraulic hoses.
3. Coat all electrical connection points with dielectric grease.
4. Connect the plow to the vehicle.
MAINTENANCE
The SnowDogg
®
line of plows have been simply designed for reliable service. In order to ensure the
reliability of your plow, observe the following maintenance items and regularly inspect:
• Fasteners and retaining devices for proper installation and tightness
• Hydraulic cylinders for damage, pitting or leakage
• Hydraulic hoses for wear, damage or leakage - replace as required
• All electrical connections for corrosion – apply dielectric grease as required
• Cutting edge wear
• Plow shoe wear
• Greasable fittings (2x trip pins and king pin)
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
• All SnowDogg
®
plows use SnowDogg
®
brand Low-Temperature Hydraulic Fluid (P/N 16150010) available from
SnowDogg
®
dealers.
• The reservoir should be filled through the top port until oil reaches the top port.
• Recheck and tighten all fittings and valves every season or as necessary. Vibration due to normal use can
cause fittings to loosen.
• Loctite or Teflon tape should not be used on any fittings or hoses. The only plugs where pipe sealant may be
used are the reservoir plugs.
• The reservoir should be drained and refilled every season to ensure that the oil remains free of water and
contanimants. If contaminants are known to be present, it is recommended that the reservoir be removed and
cleaned.
With proper maintenance and care your SnowDogg
®
plow will provide years of trouble free service!

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Limited Warranty
COVERAGE
Buyers Products Company warrants to the original purchaser of a Buyers Products SnowDogg®brand
snowplow that they will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of two (2) years after the
date of original purchase. Buyers Products warrants accessories, service parts, and components purchased
separately to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year after date of original
purchase.
These warranties are exclusive and in lieu of all other express and, except to the extent prohibited by applicable
law, all implied warranties, including but not limited to the implied warranties or merchantability and fitness for a
particular purpose, are limited in duration to the duration of this warranty.
Buyers Product’s Liability is expressly limited to repair or replacement of defective parts. Buyers Products shall
not be liable for consequential, incidental or contingent damages whatsoever, even if damages are caused by
the negligence or fault of Buyers Products.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. Additional purchaser’s rights may vary from state to state.
WHAT IS NOT COVERED
The warranty does not apply to:
…parts not furnished by Buyers Products or damage resulting from same.
…parts modified without authorization or damage resulting from same.
…expendable parts (cutting edges, fluids, etc.).
…damage resulting from failure to install, maintain or operate the product per the owner’s manual,
installation instructions, or application guides.
…damage to vehicle and/or frame of vehicle resulting from plow attachment.
WARRANTY PROCEDURE
If any part is proven to be defective within that warranty period, Buyers Products will, at its sole
discretion, repair or replace said part at its expense FOB Cleveland, OH. Labor will be credited to
authorized dealers as determined by published rate charts.
Buyers Products obligation shall be limited to such repair or replacement and shall be further contingent on
Buyers Products receiving written notice of the alleged defect and proof of original purchase within ten (10) days
of its discovery as well as the return of the allegedly defective part to Buyers Products.
To obtain service, the purchaser must return the defective snowplow to an authorized SnowDogg
®
Dealer with
proof of purchase and applicable maintenance records. All transportation costs to and from the dealer will be
the responsibility of the purchaser. SnowDogg
®
dealers may be located on-line at
www.buyersproducts.com/dealerlocator.
Buyers Products
9049 Tyler Blvd.
Mentor, OH 44060
Contact Your Dealer for Service and Technical Support

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