Western UltraMount User manual

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equipment when so altered without reference to illustrations or specifications used. Western Products or the vehicle manufacturer
may require or recommend optional equipment for snow removal. Do not exceed vehicle ratings with a snowplow. This product is
manufactured under the following U.S. patents: 4,999,935; 5,420,480; 5,638,618; 5,899,007; 6,145,222; 6,209,231; 6,253,470;
6,408,549; 6,526,677; 6,928,757; 6,941,685; 7,400,058; 7,430,821; RE35,700; CAN patents 2,060,425; 2,184,922; 2,229,783;
2,354,257; and other patents pending. Western Products offers a limited warranty for all snowplows and accessories. See
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Douglas Dynamics, L.L.C.: FloStat®, HTS™, MIDWEIGHT™, MVP PLUS™, NIGHTHAWK™, PRO-PLOW®, PRO PLUS®,
Roll-Action™, ULTRAFINISH™, UltraMount®, WESTERN®, WIDE-OUT™.
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Western Products UltraMount®System Owner's Manual
CAUTION
Read this manual before operating or servicing snowplow.
This document supersedes all editions with an earlier date.
OWNER'S MANUAL
Western Products
PO Box 245038
Milwaukee, WI 53224-9538
www.westernplows.com
Lit. No. 44230, Rev. 08 Printed in U.S.A. May 1, 2009
May 1, 2009
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SNOWPLOW OWNER DATA SHEET
Register your snowplow online at www.westernplows.com
Owner Name: ________________________________________________________________________
Date Purchased: ______________________________________________________________________
Outlet Name: ____________________________________________ Phone: ______________________
Outlet Address: _______________________________________________________________________
Vehicle Model/Year: ___________________________________________________________________
Snowplow Model/Year: _________________________________________________________________
Snowplow Type/Size: ___________________________________________ Weight: ___________ lb/kg
Ballast: No ___ Yes ___ Amount____________lb/kg
FloStat®Hydraulic Unit Serial Number:_____________________________________________________
Blade Serial Number: __________________________________________________________________

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Snowplow Owner Data Sheet ...............................3
Preface ..................................................................7
Safety ....................................................................8
Vehicle Application Information...........................14
Ballast Requirements .....................................15
Getting To Know Your Snowplow ........................16
UltraMount®Snowplow...................................16
Blades.............................................................17
Straight Blades ..........................................18
HTS™ Blades ............................................18
MIDWEIGHT™ Blades ..............................18
PRO-PLOW®Blades .................................18
PROPLUS
®Blades ...................................19
MVP PLUS™ Blades .................................19
WIDE-OUT™ Blades.................................19
A-Frame/T-Frame, Quadrant & Lift Frame .....20
Straight and WIDE-OUT Blades ...........20
MVP PLUS Blades................................20
NIGHTHAWK™ Snowplow Headlamps .........21
Vehicle Mount.................................................21
FloStat®Hydraulic System............................. 22
System Capacity........................................24
Pump Motor Specications........................24
Straight Blades .....................................24
HTS Blades...........................................24
MVP PLUS Blades................................24
WIDE-OUT Blades ...............................24
Cab Controls...................................................25
Straight Blade Controls..............................26
HTS Blade Controls...................................27
MVP PLUS Blade Controls........................28
WIDE-OUT Blade Controls....................... 29
Accessories and Options ................................... 30
Mounting Snowplow To Vehicle...........................31
Operating Your Snowplow.................................. 33
Cab Controls.................................................. 33
Straight Blade Hand-Held Control................. 33
Straight Blade Joystick Control.................. 35
HTS Blade Hand-Held Control ..................37
HTS Blade Joystick Control...................... 39
MVP PLUS and WIDE-OUT Blades
Hand-Held Control............................... 43
Joystick Control ....................................47
MVP PLUS Blade Positions............................52
WIDE-OUT Blade Positions .......................... 55
Snowplow Headlamp Check ......................... 58
Disc Shoe Adjustment ................................... 59
Hydraulic System............................................61
Blade Drop Speed Adjustment .......................62
Transporting Snowplow ................................. 64

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Driving and Plowing on Snow and Ice................ 66
Plowing Snow..................................................... 68
General Instructions ...................................... 68
Hard Packed Snow................................... 69
Deep Snow ............................................... 69
Clearing Driveways....................................70
Clearing Parking Lots ................................70
Parking with Snowplow Attached ...................71
Towing Disabled or Stuck Vehicle ..................71
Removing Snowplow from Vehicle & Storage.....72
Maintenance........................................................76
Aiming Headlamp Beams...............................76
Preseason Check ...........................................78
Postseason Maintenance ...............................79
Maintenance and Adjustment........................ 80
Lifting..............................................................81
MVP PLUS™ Cutting Edge Wear and
Leveling Adjustment Procedure.................82
Hydraulic System........................................... 84
Fluid Level................................................. 84
Annual Fluid Change ................................ 86
Air Removal – HTS™/Straight Blades . 90
Air Removal – MVP PLUS Blades ........91
Air Removal – WIDE-OUT™ Blades ... 92
Hose or Fitting Replacement .................... 93
Procedure for Installing Hydraulic
Fittings and Hoses ............................... 93
Fuse Replacement......................................... 95
Vehicle ........................................................... 95
Recycle.......................................................... 96
Blade Finish................................................... 96
Emergency Parts/Tools ................................. 96
Troubleshooting ..............................................97
Harness Diagrams ............................................. 98
Straight Blade Wiring
4-Port, 3-Plug System .............................. 98
3-Port, 3-Plug System ............................. 99
MVP PLUS and WIDE-OUT Wiring
4-Port, 2-Plug System .............................100
HTS™, MVP PLUS and WIDE-OUT Wiring
3-Port, 2-Plug System .............................101
Most of the information in this Owner's Manual
applies to all UltraMount®applications. Differences
between straight-blade, HTS, MVP PLUS and
WIDE-OUT applications are called out in the text,
or under separate headings, as required. Pages
that apply only to one or the other are called out as
either STRAIGHT BLADE, ,or
on the outside corner of the page heading.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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PREFACE
PREFACE
Welcome to the growing family of WESTERN®
snowplow owners.
This manual provides safety, operation and
maintenance information for your new WESTERN
snowplow. To keep your snowplow in good
condition, read and understand this manual and
follow its recommendations. Failure to do so may
affect your warranty coverage.
When service is necessary, your local WESTERN
outlet knows your snowplow best. Contact your
snowplow outlet for maintenance, service or
any other assistance you may require. We have
enclosed a "Report Card" in your Owner's Manual
packet for your use.
Your WESTERN snowplow FloStat®hydraulic unit
has a serial number. Record this serial number on
the Snowplow Owner Data Sheet at the front of
this manual.
Before using your WESTERN snowplow, make
sure your vehicle is equipped with all the vehicle
manufacturer's and our required options for
plowing.
FACTORY ORIGINAL PRODUCTS
Your WESTERN snowplow is a valuable
investment. The best way to assure original
equipment reliability and efciency is to purchase
only genuine Factory Original parts and
accessories. "Will-t" parts and accessories can
alter your snowplow's performance characteristics
and may affect your product warranty.
Protect your investment by staying with the
best—original WESTERN parts and accessories
from your local WESTERN outlet.

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SAFETY
WARNING/CAUTION & INSTRUCTION
LABELS
Become familiar with and inform users about the
warning/caution labels on the back of the blade
and the instruction label on the headgear.
NOTE: If labels are missing or cannot be read,
see your sales outlet.
SAFETY DEFINITIONS
NOTE: Indicates a situation or action that can
lead to damage to your snowplow and vehicle
or other property. Other useful information
can also be described.
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous
situation, that if not avoided, could result
in death or serious personal injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
that, if not avoided, may result in minor
or moderate injury. It may also be used to
alert against unsafe practices.

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SAFETY
Warning/Caution Label
Instruction Label
WIDE-OUT™ Blades Only
(both sides)
Multiple Pinch Points Label
INSTRUCTIONS
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
After lowering blade and turning
control OFF, disconnect electrical
connections.
Pull and hold Lo ck Pin out; then r otat e Handle UP
and rel ease L ock Pin. It must lock in to UPPER
hole. Stand Hook must grip Receiver Pin.
Plug in electrical connections.
Read Owner's Manual for complete instructions.
STEP 2 STEP 3
STEP 2 STEP 1
Handle
Stand Hook
(Pull)
Lock Pin
Receiver Pin
69661
Pull and hold Lock Pin out; then r otat e Handle DOWN
and rel ease Lock Pin. It must lock in to LOWER hole.
Push dow n top of Shoe; Sho e will b e on the
ground.
MOUNTING PLOW (ON)
REMOVING PLOW (OFF)
U.S. Patents 4,999,935; 5,420,480; 6,145,222; 6,209,231; 6,253,470; 6,526,677; 6,928,757; 6,941,685; 7,400,058; 7,430,821; RE35,700; CAN Patent s 2,06 0,425; 2,3 54,257; and othe r patents p ending .
Read Owner's Manual for complete instructions.
STEP 1
STEP 3
Shoe
Handle
Afte r seat ing plow horn s in receiver brackets,
pull Ha ndle UP. Shoe will li ft of f the gr ound.
OR

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SAFETY
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Improper installation and operation could cause
personal injury, and/or equipment and property
damage. Read and understand labels and the
Owner's Manual before installing, operating or
making adjustments.
WARNING
Lower blade when vehicle is parked.
Temperature changes could change
hydraulic pressure, causing the blade to
drop unexpectedly or damaging hydraulic
components. Failure to do this could
result in serious personal injury.
WARNING
Remove blade assembly before placing
vehicle on hoist.
CAUTION
Read Owner's Manual before operating or
servicing snowplow.
WARNING
Do not exceed GVWR or GAWR including
the blade and ballast. The rating label
is found on the driver-side vehicle door
cornerpost.
CAUTION
Plowing speed should not exceed 10 mph.
CAUTION
See your WESTERN®outlet for application
recommendations.
CAUTION
Transport speed should not exceed 45 mph.
Further reduce speed under adverse travel
conditions.

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SAFETY
HYDRAULIC SAFETY
Always inspect hydraulic components and•
hoses before using. Replace any damaged or
worn parts immediately.
If you suspect a hose leak, DO NOT use your•
hand to locate it. Use a piece of cardboard or
wood.
WARNING
Hydraulic uid under pressure can cause
skin injection injury. If you are injured
by hydraulic uid, get medical attention
immediately.
FUSES
The WESTERN®electrical and hydraulic systems
contain several automotive blade-style fuses. If
a problem should occur and fuse replacement
is necessary, the replacement fuse must be
of the same type and amperage rating as the
original. Installing a fuse with a higher rating can
damage the system and could start a re. Fuse
Replacement, including fuse ratings and locations,
is located in the Maintenance Section of this
Owner's Manual.

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SAFETY
PERSONAL SAFETY
Remove ignition key and put the vehicle in•
park or in gear to prevent others from starting
the vehicle during installation or service.
Wear only snug-tting clothing while working•
on your vehicle or snowplow.
Do not wear jewelry or a necktie, and secure•
long hair.
Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from•
battery acid, gasoline, dirt and dust.
Avoid touching hot surfaces such as the•
engine, radiator, hoses and exhaust pipes.
Always have a re extinguisher rated BC•
handy, for ammable liquids and electrical
res.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION
Be careful when using gasoline. Do not use
gasoline to clean parts. Store only in approved
containers away from sources of heat or ame.
CELL PHONES
A driver's rst responsibility is the safe operation
of the vehicle. The most important thing you can
do to prevent a crash is to avoid distractions and
pay attention to the road. Wait until it is safe to
operate Mobile Communication Equipment such
as cell phones or two-way radios.
WARNING
Gasoline is highly ammable and gasoline
vapor is explosive. Never smoke while
working on vehicle. Keep all open ames
away from gasoline tank and lines. Wipe
up any spilled gasoline immediately.

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SAFETY
VENTILATION BATTERY SAFETY
NOISE
Airborne noise emission during use is below
70 dB(A) for the snowplow operator.
CAUTION
Batteries normally produce explosive
gases which can cause personal injury.
Therefore, do not allow ames, sparks or
lit tobacco to come near the battery. When
charging or working near a battery, always
cover your face and protect your eyes,
and also provide ventilation.
Batteries contain sulfuric acid which
burns skin, eyes and clothing.
Disconnect the battery before removing or
replacing any electrical components.
WARNING
Vehicle exhaust contains lethal fumes.
Breathing these fumes, even in low
concentrations, can cause death. Never
operate a vehicle in an enclosed area
without venting exhaust to the outside.

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Vehicle application recommendations are based
on the following:
The vehicle with the snowplow installed must•
comply with applicable Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standards (FMVSS).
The vehicle with the snowplow installed•
must comply with the vehicle manufacturer's
stated gross vehicle and axle weight ratings
(found on the driver-side door cornerpost
of the vehicle) and the front and rear weight
distribution ratio. In some cases, rear ballast
may be required to comply with these
requirements. See Ballast Requirements
section.
VEHICLE APPLICATION INFORMATION
CAUTION
See your WESTERN®outlet/Web site
for specic vehicle application
recommendations before installation. The
Selection List has specic vehicle and
snowplow requirements.
WESTERN Selection List/Quick Match is•
based on available vehicle capacity for
snowplow equipment on a representative
vehicle equipped with options commonly
used for plowing and with 300 lb of front seat
occupant weight.
Weights of front seat occupants can be adjusted•
above 300 lb but vehicle with snowplow must
not exceed vehicle GVWR or GAWR.
In some cases there may be additional•
limitations and requirements.
Installation, modication and addition of•
accessories must comply with published
WESTERN recommendations and instructions.
Available capacity decreases as the vehicle is
loaded with cargo or other truck equipment, or
snowplow accessories are installed.
If there is uncertainty as to whether available•
capacity exists, the actual vehicle as
congured must be weighed.

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VEHICLE APPLICATION INFORMATION
BALLAST REQUIREMENTS
Ballast (additional weight) is an important part of
qualifying vehicles for snowplow eligibility. Rear
ballast must be used when necessary to remain
in compliance with axle ratings and ratios as
specied by the vehicle manufacturer.
If ballast is required, it is important that it be
secured properly behind the rear axle. A ballast
retainer kit is available from your WESTERN®
outlet (PN 62849).
NOTE: The ballast retainer kit is for snowplow
vehicles requiring ballast. See your WESTERN
outlet for the correct amount of ballast
required. Include the weight of the retainer as
part of the ballast requirement. Sand bags are
recommended for use as ballast.
Position
and secure ballast
as close to the tailgate
as possible.
NOTE: Ballast recommended and its weight
calculations assume the entire width of the
bed is lled as close to tailgate as possible.

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
UltraMount®SNOWPLOW
The UltraMount snowplow consists of all the components
that are readily removable from the vehicle as a unit. This
includes the blade, quadrant, lift frame, A-frame/T-frame,
hydraulic unit and the NIGHTHAWK™ snowplow
headlamps. The snowplow is ready and easy to mount when
you need to plow snow. When plowing is completed, remove
the snowplow.
UltraMount snowplows have through holes in the
lower lift frame and stand leg. The holes will accept
1/2" trailer hitch pin locks, which are available
at most auto supply or trailer equipment
stores. These holes, used with locks, may
be used to secure the snowplow assembly
on or off the truck to deter theft.
The snowplow shall be installed
according to instructions supplied.
WESTERN®outlets are trained to
provide this service and other services for
this snowplow.
Headlamps
FloStat®
Hydraulic Unit
Upper Lift Frame
Lower Lift Frame
Stand Shoe
Plow Horn
Angling
Ram
Blade
Lift Ram
Lift Arm
Cutting
Edge
Quadrant
Stand Hook
Pivot Bar
Stand
A-Frame
Lock Pin Holes
Stand
Lock Pin
Actual
conguration
varies by
model

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
There is no need to unhook the chains or the
hydraulic hoses. When the lift frame is pinned to
the stands and locked in place (see blade label
or snowplow removal section of this manual), the
complete UltraMount®snowplow can easily be
moved around on most hard surfaces.
BLADES
WESTERN®snowplows with steel blades are
constructed of heavy gauge steel. To increase
rigidity and strength, the blades are reinforced with
several vertical ribs. The top edges are formed for
added strength and improved appearance.
WESTERN snowplows with poly blades are
constructed of a high molecular weight polyethylene
sheet that is supported with structural steel.
WESTERN blades have replaceable high-carbon
steel cutting edges bolted to the bottom. Straight
blade and WIDE-OUT™ cutting edges should
be replaced when worn to the bottom edge of
the blade. MVP PLUS™ cutting edges should
be replaced when they are worn within 1" of the
carriage bolts. (See Maintenance Section in this
manual.)
Your new blade's steel components are protected
with a baked-on ULTRAFINISH™ powder coat
that resists cracking, corrosion, scratching and

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
rust. This coating—many times thicker than
paint—will maintain its luster and glossy good
looks. It can be touched up when necessary.
Blade guides are included with your complete
snowplow. These help the operator to visualize the
edges of the blade and aid in blade positioning.
Straight Blades
WESTERN®straight blades with their exclusive
Roll-Action™ design roll snow ahead and to the
side instead of just pushing snow. This action
means you can move more snow and move it
faster using less power, saving fuel and reducing
wear and tear on both the vehicle and the
snowplow.
Large, adjustable disc-type skid shoes are
standard on some models. These rotate 360°
for longer wear and better blade otation over
all surfaces. For severe service, heavy-duty
disc shoes are standard on all PRO-PLOW®and
PRO PLUS®snowplows.
HTS™ Blades
HTS, the half-ton snowplow. The HTS blade
is a full-size, full-featured snowplow designed
exclusively for half-ton pickup trucks. It handles
standard-duty commercial, institutional and
extended-use homeowner applications, providing
rugged, pro-like performance without the extra
weight. Available in 7-1/2' mild steel.
MIDWEIGHT™ Blades
The 7-1/2' MIDWEIGHT snowplow is a high-
performance snowplow designed for personal
and light commercial use. The MIDWEIGHT blade
is available in ULTRAFINISH™ powder-coated
steel or high-density polyethylene. The poly
option offers exceptional snow-rolling action and a
maintenance-free surface.
PRO-PLOW Blades
Leave it to the pros. Designed to meet the
requirements of the professional snowplower, the
7-1/2' and 8' PRO-PLOW®models are available

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in both ULTRAFINISH™ powder-coated steel and
poly. The 8-1/2' model is offered in steel only.
PRO PLUS®Blades
Big, tough and built to last. Contractors continue
to be impressed with the strength, durability and
versatility of the PRO PLUS blade. Designed
for heavy-duty commercial and light municipal
applications, the 7-1/2', 8', 8-1/2' and 9' PRO PLUS
line ts a wide range of vehicles, from 3/4-ton to
F-550-size trucks.
MVP PLUS™ Blades
Each of the MVP PLUS blade wings has a trip
edge. Heavy-duty compression springs hold
each trip edge in the plowing position (2 springs
per blade wing for 7-1/2' and 8-1/2', 3 for 9-1/2').
The springs are a safety device which allow the
trip edge to rotate back and ride over obstacles
such as low curbs, manhole covers, etc., without
damaging the snowplow, vehicle, or injuring
the driver. The trip springs need no adjustment
and offer protection in all blade wing positions.
Available accessories include a rubber deector,
bolt-on disc shoes, blade wing extensions, blade
stops and a back drag edge.
WIDE-OUT™ Blades
The WESTERN®WIDE-OUT snowplow provides
you the ability to extend the width of your blade
hydraulically, allowing you to carry up to 40% more
snow for increased plowing efciency. Positions
include a retracted 8' width, 10' expanded
width and a scoop width of nearly 9' wide. The
WIDE-OUT blade can fully angle in the scoop
position, increasing the snow-carrying capacity
while effectively maneuvering around obstacles or
turning corners. Its dual power bar design and six
vertical ribs provide exceptional strength, while the
durable polyurethane cutting edge on each wing
reduces wear and helps protect the blade while
tripping. Available accessories include a rubber
snow deector, bolt-on shoe kit and a back drag
edge.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
A-FRAME/T-FRAME, QUADRANT AND
LIFT FRAME
Straight and WIDE-OUT™ Blades
The quadrant is attached to the back of the blade
with heavy-duty trip springs and either bolts
with locknuts or clevis pins with cotters. The
trip springs allow the blade to trip forward and
ride over obstacles such as low curbs, manhole
covers, etc., without damaging the blade or the
vehicle, or injuring the driver. See the Maintenance
Section for Trip Spring Adjustment.
The quadrant is attached to the triangular A-frame
with a pivot bolt. The pivot bolt allows the quadrant
and blade to swing right or left.
The hydraulic unit is mounted on the front of
the lift frame. The hoses remain connected to
the hydraulic unit and the rams. The snowplow
headlamps are also attached to the lift frame.
MVP PLUS™ Blades
The wings are attached to the T-frame with a
hinge pin, which allows the wings to extend and
retract.
The hydraulic unit is mounted on the front of
the lift frame. The hoses remain connected to
the hydraulic unit and the rams. The snowplow
headlamps are also attached to the lift frame.

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NIGHTHAWK™ SNOWPLOW
HEADLAMPS
The NIGHTHAWK snowplow headlamps include a
set of rectangular, dual-beam, halogen headlamps
plus combination park and turn signals. A prewired
harness with a plug-in module requires no
headlamp wire splicing. The headlamps conform to
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS).
When the electrical plugs are connected, the
vehicle headlamps will automatically switch to the
snowplow headlamps when they are turned ON.
When the electrical plugs are disconnected, the
headlamps will automatically switch to vehicle
headlamps when they are turned ON.
Replacement parts are available through your
local WESTERN®outlet.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
WARNING
Your vehicle must be equipped with
snowplow headlamps and directional lights.
VEHICLE MOUNT
Western Products has designed custom mounts
for most vehicles. Due to differences between
vehicle models, mounts are generally not
interchangeable.
The mount is fastened to the underside of the
vehicle frame and provides the primary connecting
point between the snowplow and the vehicle.

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FloStat®HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
The FloStat hydraulic unit delivers fast and
uniform speed for lifting and angling. Straight
blades are raised in approximately 2 seconds and
angled side to side in approximately 4 seconds.
The HTS™ hydraulic unit has blade scrape
lock circuitry built into it. This feature resists
the tendency a snowplow has to "oat up" as
Attached to the mount are two removable receiver
brackets. The receiver brackets are attached to
the mount using pins and hairpin cotters. The
receiver brackets are easily removed to provide
even more road clearance during the non-plowing
months of the year.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
Fill
Plug
Drain Plug
Reservoir
Valve
Manifold
Straight Blades
Breather
Quill
Motor
Receiver
Bracket