How to Connect/Disconnect A BOSS Snow Plow

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  • Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
  • This video is all about how to connect and disconnect a ‪@Bossplow‬ on a pickup truck.
    For those that are thinking about getting into the snow removal/plowing business there is a lot to consider and learn when it comes to snow plows. At first it may seem overwhelming and like a lot of different steps, but before you know it you'll be connecting and disconnecting your snow plow without even thinking!
    I hope this video helps visualize how it's done. This is typically the way that I do it, which has worked great so far!
    For more information on BOSS snow plows check out their website: www.bossplow.com/

КОМЕНТАРІ • 17

  • @javierjimenez9558
    @javierjimenez9558 8 місяців тому +1

    Thanks for the info. Just purchased a 2017 GMC that came with a plow and needed someone to show me how to hook/unhook. Super simple, thanks for the video!

  • @TimothyKelly-yd8xf
    @TimothyKelly-yd8xf 4 місяці тому +1

    I wish I could connect my plow that easily I always have issues with aliening the pins with the holes getting the truck close enough to the plow the plow at the right height so the hooks on the truck match

  • @rmjrjay
    @rmjrjay Рік тому +1

    Thanks

  • @bdcfu
    @bdcfu 11 місяців тому +1

    I am on the fence about weather to get the full trip or trip edge. Any input would be appreciated. I’m not really getting it to make money. It’s mainly for my driveway. I have heard trip edge is terrible for gravel driveway.

    • @louch.landscapes
      @louch.landscapes  11 місяців тому +1

      I would say go with the full trip if you have a gravel driveway and you're just going to be using it for personal use. Regardless, It's a good idea to plow with the blade up off the ground an inch or two until the ground freezes so that you aren't digging up the driveway which will make it uneven and a much rougher plow. Hope this helps!

  • @rrs26a
    @rrs26a 8 місяців тому

    When the pins go in, do those springs that hold the pins go up or down? My plow is connected and one spring is below the pin and the other above it. Thanks

    • @louch.landscapes
      @louch.landscapes  8 місяців тому

      I believe they are both suppose to be below the pins - perhaps one of them is bent?

  • @fourhillsfarm
    @fourhillsfarm Рік тому

    Just bought a truck with this plow, kickstand is missing, had to block it up. The little switch is the key, don’t unplug before you disconnect. Thanks for the explanation.

    • @louch.landscapes
      @louch.landscapes  Рік тому

      I think the kickstand is easily replaced, something a local BOSS dealer should be able to do for you.
      No problem, all the best!

    • @fourhillsfarm
      @fourhillsfarm Рік тому

      Already taken care of, $33 on Amazon.

    • @louch.landscapes
      @louch.landscapes  Рік тому

      @@fourhillsfarm Beauty!

  • @craig4926
    @craig4926 Рік тому

    just got a new truck and it had this plow. my driveway is level but has a slight incline. the plow pins would not release. is there a way to block it or something to get it to release? i had to face my truck down the driveway in order to get it off but the control on the plow didnt work, the pin only released when i hit the joystick control inside the truck

    • @louch.landscapes
      @louch.landscapes  Рік тому

      Hi Craig, thanks for the question. I'm not 100% sure, I haven't had that happen to me, but usually when I have issues I'll usually take it to my local dealer where I purchased the plow and have them look at it. Perhaps give that a try. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck!

  • @phillipdeist9183
    @phillipdeist9183 8 місяців тому

    Can u do a video of it on the Chevy please

    • @phillipdeist9183
      @phillipdeist9183 8 місяців тому +1

      Meant are the plows universal? Can u run the v blade on the Chevy too?

    • @louch.landscapes
      @louch.landscapes  8 місяців тому

      Yes, the plows are universal, the mounts are specific to the truck. So I can put both plows on both trucks, which keeps things flexible in case one goes down, etc.@@phillipdeist9183