2022 WESTERN WIDEOUT IN ACTION

2022 Western Wideout in action.

[@environmentlandscapeexcavation]

love it man!

[@clevercloverlawncare5066]

What spreader do you have? Thoughts? Thanks.

[@elevationlandscape]

That’s a nice clean scrape

[@smod1994]

First plow?I I love the introduction: "heres the 2022 western wideout umm its red and it scoops,Poly plastic piece and something in the rear the guy said" ok mr salesman here's my check for 10k if you say so! I can't wait till you get some experience and give us an actual review! Nice truck btw!

[@Dirt.doctor]

Lol my buddy was filming

[@Justin-bz1dp]

Do coom pa foor wick

[@fullstridepropertymaintena3776]

thanks for sharing

[@TheBurtle005]

What are your final thoughts on the wideout? I’m torn between a wide out or v plow with wings. We do commercial and residential

[@shawnkinney717]

9.2 boss dxt with wings is 11’ . That’s hard to beat

[@JohnDiMartino]

@@shawnkinney717 they don’t retract,it’s illegal to transport over 8’6” wide without an over width permit which requires separate insurance. If you run anyway over width and clip a car you run a good chance of getting sued. The snow ex or fisher 8611 plows transport at 8’6” and open to 11 foot. V plows stack great power plows are much better for production plowing big lots. I had 2 Vs sold them for blizzard power plows, no regrets and it cut my salt usage considerably the power plows scrape much better. If you punch deep snow into driveways and stacking height is important to you ,the V is the way to go. I prefer a v plow on a truck that’s used primarily for salting as both sides tight to the truck make maneuvering in lots .easier

[@shawnkinney717]

@@JohnDiMartino you have some valid points but in scoop mode their both 9.6’ feet wide but the vplow can carry more. If theirs an advantage on big lots, it would be windrowing with the power plow and that’s about it. VPlow with wings can carry more in scope mode. Just remember a vplow can do all things a power plow can but a power plow can’t do all things a vplow can. We’re debating Apples to apples here and you pretty much can’t go wrong with either.

[@theoddp6004]

Wideouts great until year 3 when you have to rebuild wing cylinders… do it for a municipality now I hate these plows maintenance hogs!!! Get a pro plus with bolt on wings instead. Trust me

[@Dirt.doctor]

Definitely wide out I don’t see the point of the v plow it’s not getting you any extra push so why not go wider

[@jandblawncare8570]

We're switching everything over to Western when the time comes to replace or buy new, we have all Fisher now except my Wideout XL but just hooking them up is so much easier then our Fishers. Insurance is buying me a new one this coming spring, I wonder what the upgrades are.

[@randyhaumschild2791]

is the fisher built a little tougher ?

[@jandblawncare8570]

@@randyhaumschild2791 They're all built very well. Fisher plows have a trip edge and Western plows are a full trip plow but my biggest reason is hooking them up, the Western's are much easier for me but both are solid plows.

[@jamesnm21]

@@jandblawncare8570 I'm hoping western/Douglas dynamics will offer the wideout sysyem on their V plows soon. 12ft plow with all that height could carry some serious snow.

[@joelmadrid2193]

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[@tamy91093]

is this your business? how you like the plow?

[@jgardiner8299]

I am your 100th subscriber

[@jsolemi3281]

Grab the shock absorber kit

[@cavdrkz24]

Def. Debating getting one of these.

[@jamesnm21]

Tell western to offer the wideout system on their V plows.

[@ericnelson7524]

I'm surprised yo u don't a roof mounted lightbar or interior visor lights.

[@ciservicesllc7275]

I miss snow plowing right now!

[@billpickelheimer6323]

Why do you not start at the building and work your way out

[@francisrestucci1181]

Should have went with the xl

[@jamesnm21]

Or maybe douglas dynamics will start offering the wideout system on their V plows. You could get a 12ft plow with all that height and carry a ton of snow.

[@stukaman1162]

I fail to understand why, after blading off a few rows, that your don't choose to turn a tight circle, adjust the angle of your blade and plow the other way back to cut your time. This seems to put additional pressure on your transmission to go backward and then forward over and over again. You'd never cut a lawn that way, would you? I've also seen a YT snow guy make an absolutely clean sweep of a large church parking lot by simply plowing in large arcs. He leaves no rills whatsoever, and he may even spend less time doing it than what we're seeing you do here. I do not speak from any personal experience of having this kind of business, but it just seems to me that you're wasting time and fuel by plowing one long pass, only to stick it in reverse and drive backwards the entire length of the lot you're servicing without removing any snow at all.

[@Wcanada3177]

Can't just put snow anywhere. Forward reverse is always faster then doing loops.