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Wiring and Auxiliary Features Overview

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A NEW Boss back plow

What happens here

The power for the system is supplied via a cable that runs from the hitch assembly to the truck's battery. While drilling through the firewall can be avoided in most installations by utilizing existing grommets, a supplied grommet is included for new holes if necessary. The hitch also includes standard work lights, which are adjustable to illuminate the plow's wings for better visibility during night operations. Blade guides are provided on the wing ends, with additional holes for extra guides if preferred by the operator.

Goal: This step covers the electrical connections for the hitch system and highlights additional features like work lights and reinforced blade guides.

Tools and materials

  • Blade Guides
  • Grommet
  • Power Cable
  • Work Lights

What they say

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interested in it that's what started the conversation okay so this is new though so the snow power hooks directly into the fifth rail system so you got to have that on your truck and it also hooks into the hitch the other uh Back Drag plows that we've used actually just hook into the hitch plus they have a little bit more hitch but they don't have all of this but my understanding is not a single hole was drilled on this truck to do this install that's right this particular truck has a fifth wheel Puck system which you pull the covers out and drop that reent right in turn a couple levers and that's it so that's an option on trucks that people can order so these guys just so these guys know if you're not familiar with that what they do is they run a cable they probably have it zip tied up underneath the truck all the way to the battery so there's no did you have to drill through the firewall at all John when you do these installs do you know most of the time during installs you can find a grommet to fit through but if not we Supply ground in the control kits you can D drill a small hole okay so so now besides a really good place to step up and down what the heck is this thing for well that's just the the coupler pin housing um probably don't recommend using that as a step but uh if you do I would put some grip tape on there just to make it safe cuz it's going to be slick it's going to be slickery when that builds up with snow and ice Tim seriously though we probably should make a cuz guys are going to they're going to that's a slickery spot you know they're going to naturally step

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