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Lit. No. 87015, Rev. 00 

10 

May 15, 2021

Adjust the cable restraining wire-lock clevis pin to 
the corresponding hole on the lift frame based on 
the pulley position chosen. The cable restraining pin 
should allow the cable to pass freely over the pulley 
but will prevent excess slack from de-routing the 
cable over the pulley during winch operation or while 
plowing.

When the plow is fully raised there should be no 
contact between the cable ferrule or hook and the 
headgear pulley. If contact occurs, the winch hook 
should be removed and the cable loop should be 
directly connected to the lift pin on the sway frame.

OPERATIONAL TEST AND FINAL ADJUSTMENTS

WINCH CAPACITY

This snowplow has been designed for use with a 
winch rated 2,500 lb to 5,000 lb.

NOTE: Continuing to press the cable retract 
button on the winch control after the blade is fully 
raised could damage the winch, winch cable, plow 
headgear, and/or drain the vehicle battery.

PULLEY HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

To reduce the chance of premature wear of the 
winch cable or rope, the cable or rope should leave 
the winch and fairlead assembly as horizontally as 
possible. The pulley on the headgear can be adjusted 
vertically to one of two positions to minimize the angle 
of the cable or rope as it leaves the fairlead. Place the 
pulley in the position that results in the most horizontal 
direction.

Winch 

Cable/Rope

Position 1

Pulley

Pulley

Position 1

Pulley

Position 2

Cable-Restraining 

Wire-Lock Clevis Pin

Position 2

Summary of Contents for Mid-Duty IMPACT

Page 1: ...4 9538 www westernplows com May 15 2021 Lit No 87015 Rev 00 A DIVISION OF DOUGLAS DYNAMICS LLC CAUTION Read this document before installing the snowplow CAUTION See your WESTERN outlet website for spe...

Page 2: ...Lit No 87015 Rev 00 2 May 15 2021...

Page 3: ...WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that if not avoided could result in death or serious personal injury WARNING CAUTION INSTRUCTION LABELS FOR UTV STRAIGHT BLADE Become familiar with...

Page 4: ...stalled Remove vehicle mount to restore original vehicle ground clearance at the end of the plowing season WARNING To prevent accidental movement of the blade always unplug the winch control whenever...

Page 5: ...ns can cause death Never operate a vehicle in an enclosed area without venting exhaust to the outside WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable and gasoline vapor is explosive Never smoke while working on...

Page 6: ...ate Reattach the 3 8 nuts to secure the cutting edge to the blade Remove the blade from the crate 2 Remove the plow gear from the carton PLOW GEAR TO BLADE ASSEMBLY 1 Locate and remove the clevis pins...

Page 7: ...DE GUIDES 1 Secure the driver side clamp to the outermost rib on the driver s side of the blade using two 5 16 x 1 cap screws and 5 16 locknuts Tighten the fasteners to 18 ft lb 2 Remove the nut from...

Page 8: ...forward to engage rear headgear arms into receiver slots bottoming out headgear arms in slots WARNING Inspect snowplow components and fasteners for wear or damage whenever attaching or detaching the s...

Page 9: ...e back of the blade If the blade has no current label place the supplied label on the back of the blade in an area that is visible during the attach and detach procedure Thoroughly clean and dry the e...

Page 10: ...FINAL ADJUSTMENTS WINCH CAPACITY This snowplow has been designed for use with a winch rated 2 500 lb to 5 000 lb NOTE Continuing to press the cable retract button on the winch control after the blade...

Page 11: ...ted into the angle pin holder on the sway frame Move to the side of the blade Position the blade in the approximate desired angled position by pushing or pulling the end of the blade toward or away fr...

Page 12: ...manufacturer may require or recommend optional equipment for snow removal Do not exceed vehicle ratings with a snowplow Western Products o ers a limited warranty for all snowplows and accessories See...

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