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Prepare Truck Bumper and Frame

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Building and testing a new snowplow truck on a lot thats never been plowed 4 k video

What happens here

Begin by removing the truck's lower plastic valence (air dam) located under the front bumper. This often involves cutting the plastic to create clearance for the plow's mounting components. The video shows using an air saw for this task. Ensure that any plastic pieces that obstruct the mounting points are carefully trimmed away. Additionally, if the truck has factory tow hooks, these will need to be removed as the plow mounting system will utilize or replace these attachment points. The video also shows removing a specific bracket from behind the bumper that typically holds the bumper to the truck's frame, which will be replaced by the plow's push bar supports.

Goal: Create clearance and prepare the truck's front end for plow mounting hardware.

Tools and materials

  • Air Saw Milwaukee — Cutting the plastic valence on the truck's bumper
  • Safety Glasses — Eye protection during cutting
  • Wrench/Socket Set — Removing factory tow hooks and bumper brackets

What they say

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[Music] all right guys we're building a new plow truck today and the first stop to building a new plow truck is putting a plow on toppers plus in Mankato Matt how you doing bud are you doing good good to finally meet ya we've been talking forever owner of toppers hi how are you nice to meet you so can we go take a look at our plow yeah all right let's go check it out

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