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5.
Re-assemble the Pro-Wing and verify the pin
will rotate through the hole in the plow. If the pin
does not rotate through the hole, re-adjust the pin
bracket locations until it will. Mark the position of
the pin brackets.
6.
The pin brackets may be attached by either
welding or bolting. (6a) If the brackets are being
welded into position, tack the brackets into
position and before welding complete, re-assemble
the Pro-Wing to verify the pin still rotates through
the 1-1/8” hole. (6b) When bolting the pin brackets
into position, mark the slot positions on the plow.
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4.88
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FIGURE 2.
APPROXIMATE LOCATION OF WING AFTER
THE PIN BRACKETS HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED
FIGURE 1.
CLAMP PIN BRACKETS AS SHOWN.
APPROXIMATE POSTION,
ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED.
MARK MADE IN
FIGURE 3.
FIGURE 4.
DRILL 1-1/8" HOLE TANGENT
TO THE MARKS MADE IN FIGURE 3.
FIGURE 3.
WITH THE PRO-WING'S PIN
AGAINST THE PLOW'S MOULD
BOARD, MARK MOULD BOARD AT
OUTSIDE & CENTER OF PIN.
Mark the centers for each of the four bolt holes
required. For Meyer™ plows, the outer bolt hole
must go through the point of the outside rib. For all
other plows, verify that the holes will avoid the ribs
on the backside of the plow. Drill four 3/8” holes in
the positions marked.
7.
Assemble the pin brackets to the plow using the
3/8” x 1” bolts, lock washers, and nuts supplied.
For Meyer™ plows, use 2-3/4” long bolts in place of
the 1” long bolts to go through the outer rib.
8.
Place the Pro-Wing on the pin brackets and
