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Plowing Around Obstacles with Pull Plows

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The Best Snowplow for a truck? Fisher, Western, Boss, Hiniker, SnowDogg, Sno-Power & Shortiron

What happens here

The speaker demonstrates how pull plows can effectively clear snow around obstacles like light poles without constant jockeying. By extending and retracting the wings, the plow can navigate tight spots, making complex plowing tasks much more efficient.

Goal: Learn efficient techniques for clearing snow around obstacles using a pull plow.

Tools and materials

  • Pull Plow Shortiron — Demonstrating obstacle clearing

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Powers right here. You've ran them. What do you like, and what don't you like about your Snow Power? I really don't have any dislikes at the moment that I can say with the Snow Power. Okay. I and the uh Snow Iron over there is the only other one I ran that I can Short Iron. Short Iron? Yep. Short Iron, sorry. Um I I just like this controller. Okay, so he's got his controller in his pocket. That's a That's a pretty easy, intuitive controller to use. It's not bad. Even though it's got a lot of buttons, the button layout is in a way that you can actually use it. What I end up using you you just use these six most of the time, and then I use the all up and in button. Um and then these other ones are just your lights, but once you get used to that, one side One side does one, other side does the other. And that's actually So, what you see right there is actually down pressure. A front plow will never have down pressure. When you release a front plow, it'll feel like the truck all of a sudden sits up, but literally all you've done is take the weight off from the truck. That's it. You're just letting the truck go back to its natural position. In this case, you can actually put enough down pressure on it you can squeegee a lot, you can scrape a lot, and you can lift your tires off the ground if you're not careful. Perfect situation was right here in this corner of this lot. I put the snow plow just like that. Or back up a little bit. I ran over it with the Western. It was a bunch of packed out snow, heavy wet snow, and it has been been ran over a bunch. Had about that much snow sitting on the ground. Couldn't couldn't bite into it with the

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