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Undercarriage Installation

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Testing Sno Powers F-12 snow pusher for trucks.

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What happens here

Before installing the new Sno-Power plow, the existing Hiniker plow undercarriage must be removed from the truck. This involves removing the main crossbar and any supporting brackets. The new Boss-compatible undercarriage is then installed onto the truck frame. This requires drilling two new holes on each side of the truck frame, which are the only modifications needed to the truck itself. Bolts are then secured to hold the new undercarriage in place.

Goal: Remove the old plow undercarriage and install the new Boss-compatible undercarriage.

Tools and materials

  • Bolts — Securing the undercarriage to the truck frame
  • Boss Plow Undercarriage Boss — New undercarriage for the Sno-Power plow
  • Drill Bits — Creating mounting holes
  • Drill — Drilling holes in the truck frame
  • Gloves — Protecting hands
  • Hiniker Plow Undercarriage Hiniker — Existing part to be removed
  • Impact Wrench Milwaukee Fuel — Tightening bolts for the undercarriage
  • Safety Glasses — Eye protection during drilling and fastening
  • Truck Jack Stands — Safely supporting the truck while working underneath

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install the new F12 we had to remove the heincker plow and the higher plow like all sow plows out there is wired in to your headlights but the F12 does not wire into your existing headlights and the reason it doesn't wire in is because it doesn't block your headlights you can use your headlights it does come with its own light bar which is like looking straight into the [Music] side let's go take a look so if you guys have to Mount Your Own Boss under Carriage well you guys will have to do that on your own but I'll show you exactly what they've done so far we've got this entire boss under Carriage all wrapped up two bolts left to drill I think there's just two I think there's just two left to drill do you guys know uh yeah there's one on the driver's side and the passenger side on the FR these are the hard ones right Rick that's correct so drill so you have to those are the only two spots where you have to drill through the frame to mount the boss iron onto

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