Confirm Plow Drop Plate Requirement and Adjustment Options

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Inside the shop, the team takes a precise measurement of the plow's height from the ground to the plow-mount. They find that the current plow is an inch and a half too high, which means a drop plate is necessary for optimal performance. They explain that some plows offer four different adjustments, including an angled puck that can set the plow further up or down. The discussion highlights the importance of having the right plow-to-ground clearance to prevent damage and ensure effective snow removal.

Goal: Verify the exact drop needed for the plow and understand available adjustments.

Tools and materials

Snow Plow Boss — The snow plow being adjusted
Tape Measure — Measuring the plow height

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different adjustments and there's actually a little angled Puck down there okay and so the farther out you have it it sets it a little farther up tuck it in a little more sets it down a little bit okay all right well while we're getting all of the detail work worked out it first up I want to say big thanks to chry Steel for coming in on a Saturday boys thank you thank you thank you um these guys honestly been a phenomenal I've worked with them for many many moons too many moons I mean decades I've come to these guys for my stuff um but next up I'm going to see if I can get Jordan from vssi on the horn and we're going to go over some very critical uh salt and brine numbers because I popped up a video and you guys had a ton of questions and I want to make sure you guys get all of the all of the answers so let's see if we can't connect with him next okay so what's the weight 9 25 on this particular one on this plow okay so this is lighter than all of our is stainless steel typically lighter as well no no the bracing does add a little bit more okay so it always even and people sometimes get poly thinking that it's going to be lighter no it's that's really just a slip factor is what you're going after the bracing to make it so it's strong enough does make it add the weight so it's a it's not about a weight thing if you go with poly it doesn't corrode um you know if you I mean do they get brittle in this extreme call I've never seen one get brittle I've had plenty of poly blades they hold up really well so yeah and poly blades are great stainless steel blades are great uh it just depends on you know really what you're looking the wet heavy snow is where they Shine the oh the the poly blades in the stainless heel it just Falls right off slip and slide baby all right Jordan where you at let's go find him next so we're looking at Alex's extreme version of building out a snowplow truck so louville this is this is his old truck let's take a look at what he did with and it's still our truck but yeah it's still a good work truck got all these super stack of uh Springs back here you got a seven stack

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