Imagine seeing someone driving backwards on the highway lmao

Have used this first on my F 150 then installed on my F 250. Works fine for Macadam and stone. Only issue is dry Macadam causes rubber to vibrate snow blade excessively. Just go slower till you get to more snow or put in raised position. Just would like tell tail markers to be longer. Wish I would have bought this plow years ago. So much better than plowing with 4-wheeler. A second plus is using hitch to haul bicycles on front of truck.

Anyone wanna say were we can purchase this mount???..

What size drill bit 5/16 right

Can you back drag plow with the winch installed

So i just took the entire trim off my f150 when i put the unimount on. No point cutting it especially if youre gonna resell it. I dont understand why people dont take 5 minutes to unbolt that little piece of plastic but will cut it..

does anybody know what hitch make and model was used for this install?

Can’t wait for mine to get here!!!!

Where do I order that front receiver from?

will this work on a rubicon gladaitor? and what hitch is this?

What an absolutely horrible video. How about a demonstration of how it actually works and functions rather than the same video of the same truck crashing through the same snow to ridiculous bad music?

I want to run it like a regular backblade- facing forward. Is that an option?

I'll be on season 2 this year with my plow. Two suggestions: 1. Be sure to check sheer bolts frequently after the first few uses. They WILL break off if NOT adjusted to final tolerance. I knew of this possibility, so I checked to be sure they didn't break. I only lost the head on ONE. 2.Make ABSOLUTELY SURE your mount to the vehicle's frame is SECURE. The bolts WILL strip out with frequent use & detatch the mount assembly from the vehicle's frame. I had my truck's frame retapped & the mount welded to keep it from happening again. The mount assembly, receiver & blade unit installs & uninstalls easily. My final bit of advice is to chain the blade unit & receiver guides to the mount on your frame because SOME dipstick rednecks think the plow is "easy pickin's tuh rip off'n yuh". The dumbasses DIDN'T get mine...but were bugged I chained it on. Overall: These are really nice plows. Mounting my winch as a plow lift soon.

Just assembled mine today. Pretty straightforward.

My plow came today. Very fast service. Ordered Thursday, came the following Monday. Thanks. I found the written directions invaluable. My one bit of advice to anybody buying this unit is: READ THEM! I skipped a step and had to backtrack a bit. Probably cost me 10 minutes. Working alone, it took me about two hours (if possible, follow Snowsport's advice and have a helper) including collecting all the tools. Everything fit together perfectly and all the parts were there. I totally get why the assembler drills the holes after the parts are bolted together. It removes any difficulty fitting the parts together. I think the design is brilliant. It is great to have a well built product that is so easy on the budget. Now I need some snow...

Where do you get new skid plate?

What is the model number of the receiver as I only find ones listed that say for rear of truck not the front

My brain hurts trying to figure out why tf you didn't just take the entire deflector off and save it for summer? It's like those weird Indian (dot not feather) tool video.

I also would like an answer to "air deflector ......sits loose"???

Where / how do you get the new skid plate?

I have this plow on my Chevy Colorado I use it at home and my camp it works great I live Rochester new York I love this plow I bought it used well worth the money 💰 🤑

Clean ass truck to be putting a plow on.

How much does the winch assembly cost?

Good morning. For the last year my Snowsport winch seems to have trouble lifting the blade up. It gets "stuck" in down pressure mode and none of the switches (cab or motor head) will raise the blade. I have to jam it into a snow bank and then it will work. The plow, without this winch is nearly useless and I need this thing to work reliably.

Is that frame 36 inches wide ?

If the rubber box-end is bending inwards when pushing snow, does the blade angle have to be changed?

Does purchasing a front mount also come with a new skid plate?

Don't buy this one. There's a better version of it with side skids on it, so when it tips back, it will be lifted up off the ground a little. That way you don't pull back snow.

HI I a wondering is the hitch 9 inches from ground as recommended ?

Would it work with a XJ lifted ?

Jeeseee, I have to visit harbor freight and invest in a good $400 in tools before I buy this plow. No thanks!!!

So the air deflector that's still attached sits loose like that after?

Didn't need to remove the front valance. . That's just ugly! . . . Just cut a nice square hole in it for the receiver to fit through. And then, with a grinder, notch out the steel on eitther side of the hitch so it doesn't hit valance. I have put 4 of these on Cherokee XJs, and they all look like it belongs there.

Do you all offer one for the 2018 ZR2?

Great video the back of someone's hand LOL

What size reciever is this?

can i use this on a forester??

Have a 2001 Toyota Tundra with this plow on it. I use it to plowed

Do you make a replaceable METAL blade to use instead of the rubber one?

How long are the battery cables? If I'm trying to install this on a 2005 Ford E350 van where the dual batteries are mounted underneath the sliding door on the passenger side, is there enough length in the cables? If not would it be possible to just extend the ends of the cable and shrink tube the ends again?

It may be a “toy”, but I’ve had an HD for 18 years and it works just fine for what it is. Use it wisely and it does a great job at moving snow. I just plowed 18” last night and this morning. We have a 900’ driveway, her father has 650’ and I have a commercial,building with parking for 22 cars. All clear. Sure, it’s not a “real” plow, it does takes longer to move snow and doesn’t scrape all the way down to the blacktop in one pass, but it does get the job done. I wouldn’t have one if I ran a commercial snow removal company, but as a homeowner and business property owner, it’s way better than hiring out snow removal. I bought it many years ago because I has a Jeep Grand Cherokee which was unibody construction and nobody made a plow for it. I found SnowSport online and took the chance in buying one. 18 years later, its been used on numerous different vehicles, it’s still here and working fine. How many “real” plows are still around and working that can say that? I did add a 3/8” x 4” mild steel cutting edge to mine. It adds weight and works better than it did with the rubber edge. No more chatter. I’ve also loaned it out to several friends who went out and purchased them right afterwards. Quite the testimonial.

Thats a lot of work should come pre assembled

Why doesn't it come pre drilled? Why make all your customers waste time and effort going through drilling when it could come just ready to be assembled?

REALLY!!!! Use a torque wrench as a ratchet? Not the use for that tool.

how far are the hitch posts apart, is it universal?

What about going up a driveway, where you go from flat to a angle?

After 9 winters plowing with my 8' HD blade, I can now ease up on my back, before I hit 60. I was wondering when SnowSport was going to make their own version of the winch, Utoobers were seeing. Makes me proud being born and raised in ND, that this little ND company has made this reliable home plow, that doesn't filet my grass, and sprinkler heads. Looking forward to using it with the down pressure kit, this winter.

I stumbled across this on my own. Oddly, I didn't get the email all the other former customers got advertising the new winch. Tried it for the first time today. Works great. Downpressure is a big bonus with this setup. I had the old hold down strap system but it was not effective for long unless everything was on level ground. Go up an incline or anything that would pressure the blade upward and the strap loosened or it would break. I put eyelet bolts through the lowest bolt hole in my side plates on the rubber ends (facing inward) and ratchet straps to my front tow hooks from the eyelets. Keeps the blade fro collapsing forward, which is unnecessary now with the winch. Now I can backdrag thanks to the downforce also! Simple. Snowsport you should sell this simple mod next. Unfortunately, I called Snowsport and they couldn't give me any specs or rating for this unlabeled winch whatsoever and the warranty is so so. Its a clean factory looking setup. Probably could do it yourself for a third of the price but you wouldn't get the downpressure. Another con..... one plug for the plow has a nice rubber protector for when its not in use. The smaller one doesn't. I found that to be an unusual oversight. I tape mine for corrosion protection when unplugged.

Since the Snowsport hd has 4 hollow chambers I put one of the end pieces on and then filled 2 of the 4 chambers with sand and then I put the other rubber end piece on. Makes the plow heavier and much more effective. LOVE IT!!!