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Plow Disconnection from Gooseneck Hitch

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What happens here

To disconnect the plow, first, disconnect the main hydraulic hoses. Then, pull the red pin located on the hitch coupler. This action disengages the plow blade from the gooseneck hitch assembly. The plow is then lowered to the ground using its integrated legs, and the truck can drive away, leaving the main hitch assembly attached to the truck bed. This method is useful for quickly removing the plow blade while retaining the hitch's base in the vehicle.

Goal: This step demonstrates the first disconnection method, which involves separating the plow blade from the main gooseneck hitch assembly, leaving the hitch in the truck bed.

Tools and materials

  • Boss Drag Pro 180Z Plow Blade
  • Hydraulic Hoses
  • Red Release Pin

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