Snow Plow?
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I have a Boss 9'2" Power-V XT on my Super Cab Long Bed.
If you do a plow, I'd recommend upgrading your front springs to X codes which are rated for 6000lbs and since I hate stock shocks, upgrading shocks as well.
Are you planning on a lot of plowing or just a little?
I see you are in N. IL.....I picked up my Boss at a dealer in Wauconda, great guys to deal with if you are close. They sell Western as well.
If you do a plow, I'd recommend upgrading your front springs to X codes which are rated for 6000lbs and since I hate stock shocks, upgrading shocks as well.
Are you planning on a lot of plowing or just a little?
I see you are in N. IL.....I picked up my Boss at a dealer in Wauconda, great guys to deal with if you are close. They sell Western as well.
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I have a Boss 9'2" Power-V XT on my Super Cab Long Bed.
If you do a plow, I'd recommend upgrading your front springs to X codes which are rated for 6000lbs and since I hate stock shocks, upgrading shocks as well.
Are you planning on a lot of plowing or just a little?
I see you are in N. IL.....I picked up my Boss at a dealer in Wauconda, great guys to deal with if you are close. They sell Western as well.
If you do a plow, I'd recommend upgrading your front springs to X codes which are rated for 6000lbs and since I hate stock shocks, upgrading shocks as well.
Are you planning on a lot of plowing or just a little?
I see you are in N. IL.....I picked up my Boss at a dealer in Wauconda, great guys to deal with if you are close. They sell Western as well.
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I bought mine here:
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Cheaper than the other Boss dealer in my area.
I know the owner's son, manager and some other guys all plow. And they run Boss so that's what they recommend. I've seen them plowing parking lots with their Boss Vs (didn't know that they sold them), which is what got me looking at Boss and I ended up finding their shop from the Boss site. I ran Western straight blades on my last two trucks.
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Cheaper than the other Boss dealer in my area.
I know the owner's son, manager and some other guys all plow. And they run Boss so that's what they recommend. I've seen them plowing parking lots with their Boss Vs (didn't know that they sold them), which is what got me looking at Boss and I ended up finding their shop from the Boss site. I ran Western straight blades on my last two trucks.
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I have a Boss 9'2" Power-V XT on my Super Cab Long Bed.
If you do a plow, I'd recommend upgrading your front springs to X codes which are rated for 6000lbs and since I hate stock shocks, upgrading shocks as well.
Are you planning on a lot of plowing or just a little?
I see you are in N. IL.....I picked up my Boss at a dealer in Wauconda, great guys to deal with if you are close. They sell Western as well.
If you do a plow, I'd recommend upgrading your front springs to X codes which are rated for 6000lbs and since I hate stock shocks, upgrading shocks as well.
Are you planning on a lot of plowing or just a little?
I see you are in N. IL.....I picked up my Boss at a dealer in Wauconda, great guys to deal with if you are close. They sell Western as well.
DC - any idea if plowing with a lift is kosher/possible? I got the Icon 5" btw on my X
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Possible: yes.
Just have to adjust the height of the bracket on the truck to keep the plow frame at the proper working angle.
Icon springs are on the soft side so they may sag a little under the weight of the plow.
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Mine came with a 7.5" Western Pro Plow. I have F250 springs off an '03 Diesel sitting in the garage, I think the X needs them. My front drops 3" when I just put the carriage on. I do a few driveways, and it does a pretty good job, though I wouldn't want to do it as a business with the X.
DCSpecial: Is the BDS lift stout enough for plowing some?
DCSpecial: Is the BDS lift stout enough for plowing some?
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The BDS springs are stiffer so they won't sag under the weight of the plow as much. Downside is the harsher ride without the plow vs. Icon.
Just so there isn't any confusion, the Icon springs won't be damaged in anyway from the weight of the plow, just sag more when the plow is on and raised than a stiffer spring would.
Just so there isn't any confusion, the Icon springs won't be damaged in anyway from the weight of the plow, just sag more when the plow is on and raised than a stiffer spring would.
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Yes, I still have the X with the plow. It's my company truck and use it to plow our parking lot which is anything but wide open. It get's hard in spots due to the narrow turn radius of the X but still does a decent job. Ford has a service bulletin out stating the X should not be used for plowing, don't know why though. I added airbags to help support the front end with the plow on. One good thing about using the X for plowing is that I hardly have to use 4wd it's so heavy. You can look at my gallery for other pics.
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