Plow Attachment and Initial Power-Up

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Testing Sno Powers F-12 snow pusher for trucks.

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What happens here

With the undercarriage and wiring complete, it's time to hook up the Sno-Power plow to the truck. First, connect the power and ground lines from the plow to the truck's external bumper connection. Then, guide the truck to align the plow's attachment points with the undercarriage. Once aligned, insert the two main pins to secure the plow to the truck. If there's any resistance due to powder coating or paint, a slight adjustment might be needed. Once the pins are in, ensure the kickstands are raised, and the plow is ready for operation.

Goal: Attach the Sno-Power plow to the truck and prepare for operation

Tools and materials

Attachment Pins — Securing the plow to the undercarriage
Kickstands Sno-Power — Supporting the plow during attachment
Power and Ground Cables — Connecting the plow's power to the truck's external connection
Sno-Power Snow Plow Sno-Power — The main equipment being attached
Truck — The vehicle the plow is being attached to

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boss iron onto it so are we hooking it up now yep I'm just put the power and ground to it so that way we can try and get the back end to lift up into your Mount these pins just pull out and twist they lock out look at that down more all right so we put the kick stands down which holds the side wings up which allows us to get it at the right angle so that we can drive right into it so this is the first hookup of it I wish I could see which way this pin is in is yeah this side is locked in I mean as as far as I can see God we are so close so it's simply hooks in with one two pins Phil what was the problem what were we running into a little bit of powder coat was too thick on it just the first initial hookup that powder coat on the framing was in the way the powder coat on the plow that was it so now we want to go we're in

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