any pics of plows on trucks
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i have a 94 f150 as my plow truck. i put big coil springs in the front to level her out. i put a 71/2 on the front. there is little sag when the plow is up. im sure your truck will be fine with an 8' on the front, i have seen plenty with them on. but if your just going to be plowing driveways and not roads i would go with a 71/2 it is the prefect size in my opinion. but if you are doing roads then an 8'.
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I would suggest going with a 7.5'. Take a look at Snoway, Fisher, Western, and Boss. They all make lightweight plows for 1/2tons, Jeeps ect. I would personally go with either a Snoway or Western Suburbanite. But I know that Fisher is also big out east, make some calls and see what dealers have to say about the different brands and go from there.
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I have heavy duty coils on my 94 F150 also, although I put them in my truck to lift the front of the truck and not actually to help carry more weight. It did stiffen the ride up, but its not that bad. For your truck I would suggest putting either a 1.5 or 2" leveling kit on the truck. That way you are not affecting the ride of the truck at all, but the front end also isn't nose diving with the plow.
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if it was my truck, i would go with this setup~7.5' Pro Plow with the Ultramount hook-up. i know one guy who runs this setup and has no issues with it, he run's a leveling kit to keep the front end a tad higher, run's the stockers in the winter though. i'd like to see how long a tranny would hold up running 35's and plowing...not long i bet.
Last edited by ATOM; 01-26-2009 at 08:40 PM.
#9
go to www.plowsite.com alot of good info. there are several guys running 04+ f150's and plows
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yea try a nasty work truck haha. i use mine for work and load it up with wood and people look at me like im crazy and i just say to them " hey man its a truck wouldnt of bought it if iwasnt gonna use it".
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you can't put a "real" plow on any of the newer trucks, 1/2 tons i'm referring too. it sucks, the dealer will refuse to put it on. i can't would to get a v-boss
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There are three 1/2 tons running around here with with 8'-2" BOSS Power V's on them and one of the trucks is a Nissan Titan. You can do it but its really hard on the front suspension. I am going to put a 9'-6" Western MVP on my truck next fall to plow here at work, my dads house and at camp.