WARN® INDUSTRIES
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70850 Rev A1
5.
Assemble the plow springs as shown in figure 4.
Slide a 8mm dia eyebolt up through the small hole
located on the center bent flange on the plow
blade. Terminate the eyebolt with a 8mm dia
washer and nut. Hook the heavy-duty plow spring
onto the rear of the side flange of the plow base,
and to the eyelet of the eyebolt. Tighten the 8mm
nut until there is tension on the spring (i.e.; it is
difficult to remove the spring from the eyebolt).
Once the desired tension is determined, terminate
the eyebolt with a second 8mm dia nut and
tighten it against the first 8mm dia nut. If installed
correctly, the nuts should not be able to rotate off
the end of the eyebolt.
6.
Attach the heavy-duty plow skids to the plow
blade. Slide the skid into the skid sleeve toward
the edges of the plow blade. Terminate with a
skid pin by running the pin through one of the
three skid sleeve holes and through the desired
skid hole. The skid height can be adjusted in
5/32” increments by placing the skid pin through
different holes in the skid sleeve. Be sure to lock
the skid pin when completed to prevent losing the
pin and skid during plowing.
NOTE: Set the skids higher than the edge of the plow
blade for gravel and decorative surfaces. Set
the skids at plow edge level for pavement and
concrete surfaces. Failure to use the skids
can result in scratches to the roadway surface
and reduced wear bar life.
Installation is now complete, please proceed to the
next section.
Figure 4 Assemble Plow Springs
2x 8mm eyebolt
2x 8mm nut
2x 8mm washer
2x heavy
duty springs
Figure 5 Assemble Heavy Duty Skids
heavy duty skid
place skid pin in
1 of 3 holes
