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It hasn't necessarily been a winter for plowing here yet but I've been wondering what people are using for plow setups on their dents and how big of a plow these trucks can even handle.
How does your truck handle the plow? I've been debating at some point in the future if I want to make up some kind of quick connect and disconnect for the plow unit like you can get on the newer trucks but we'll see if that happens ever.
How does your truck handle the plow? I've been debating at some point in the future if I want to make up some kind of quick connect and disconnect for the plow unit like you can get on the newer trucks but we'll see if that happens ever.
I never plowed with the 150, but the 250 handles the plow just fine. These old straight axle trucks were good candidates to receive plows.
I ended up building some brackets to mount a boss plow on mine. Its nice, because they can be removed quickly. The pushbeam for a 90's chevy is almost the same width as the 70's F150 frame. Just have to build drop down and kickback brackets. I also had to upgrade to a good battery, but it works quite well.
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