Boss Snowplow Drag Pro 180Z, Руководство пользователя

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When transporting the plow, keep the plow wings
retracted to reduce the chance of catching a curb,
snowbank, or other vehicles.
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Turn off the plow controller when transporting the
plow to and from a job site.
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When transporting the plow, do not block your
vision with the raised plow.
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Before it snows, inspect the location you will be
plowing and look for obstacles that will become
hidden once it snows. Look for things such as
bumper stops, speed bumps, curbs, shrubs, water
drains, fire hydrants, fences, and pipes. To prevent
damaging the area being plowed, your plow, or
your vehicle, mark any obstructions in a way that
will be visible after it snows.
Installing the Hitch
Assembly
Overview image
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1. Rail assembly 4. Side hitch receiver
assemblies
2. Drop arms 5. Hitch receiver bar
3. Cross brace assembly 6. Mid brace assembly
Note:
Use a crane to hold components as needed.
1. Install the fifth wheel hitch rails according to the
instructions (sold separately).
2. Remove the tailgate from the vehicle.
3. Secure the hitch fingers to the hitch rail
assemblies using 8 bolts (1/2 x 1-3/4 inches)
and 8 nuts (1/2 inch).
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1. Standard rails pin 2. Hitch fingers
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1. Rail Pins 3. Hitch receiver and pin
2. Fifth wheel rails
4. Extend the hitch rails for vehicles with long or
extended beds.
5. Install the hitch receiver bar onto the hitch
assembly.
Note:
Ensure that the holes properly line up.
Note:
The vertical position of the hitch receiver
bar varies by vehicle.
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