Snow plow.
Snow plow.
I'm going to a snow plow put on my F-150, its a 2004 Heritage,
I have read here and be told that I can turn the torsion bars a bit to get a 1in or 2in of left in the front, what is the right way to do this so I don't break any thing.
thanks
I have read here and be told that I can turn the torsion bars a bit to get a 1in or 2in of left in the front, what is the right way to do this so I don't break any thing.
thanks
Thanks for the help, where can I buy one of those kits at.
thanks, JerPamB
Also my 2004 F-150 2004 Heritage, is it the same as a 2003 F-150, right.
thanks, JerPamB

Also my 2004 F-150 2004 Heritage, is it the same as a 2003 F-150, right.
Last edited by DOUROS81; Nov 30, 2004 at 11:09 AM.
A word of caution here on plowing with ANY 1/2 ton pickup. None of them are really built to do any even medium serious plowing. If all you're doing is your driveway - and you take the plow off when you're not using it - you might be OK. The wear and tear that a plow puts on front end and drivetrain components is pretty serious. I drive an F-150, but I plow with an F-350 and wouldn't do it any other way. Good luck!


