Snowplow Assembly Procedure
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Figure 3.
Push Frame Assembly Procedure.
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6. Stand Blade Assembly and Center Section (2) on
the Cutting Edges with both wings forward in the
scoop position.
7. Remove the loose Horizontal Hinge Pin (102C)
that is inserted in the Center Section (2).
8. Slide
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Push Frame (3) into Center
Section (2). Re-insert Horizontal Hinge Pin (102C)
through Center Section (2) and Push Frame (3)
then secure with washer (102B) and nut (102A).
9. Attach Lift Cylinder (42) to Push Frame (3) with
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Clevis Pin (104) and
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Hairpin Cotter (103).
10. Hook
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Spring Yoke (11) to the cross
rod inside Center Section (2).
11. Hook one end of
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Trip Spring (18) to
Spring Yoke (11). Attach the opposite end of Trip
Spring (18) to the rear angle of Push Frame (3)
using HDW05601 Eyebolts (98), 5/8” Flat
Washers (112) and 5/8” Self-Locking Nuts (111) .
Tighten Self-Locking Nuts (111) finger tight.
12. Attach
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Angle Cylinders (40) to Center
Section (2) using
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5/8”-11 X 4” Hex
Head Cap Screws (90) and
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5/8”-11
Self Locking Nuts (111). DO NOT over-tighten the
nuts.
Note:
You should be able to slightly slide the cylinder
up and down on the bolt after it has been tightened.
Figure 4.
Angle Cylinder Installation.
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13. Pull both wings back into the ‘V’ position.
14. Hook one end of Return Spring (19) to the top
hole on Center Section (2). Hook the opposite end
of Return spring (19) to the blade spring mounting
bracket using ½” Spadebolt (97A), ½” Flat Washer
(97C), and ½” Self-Locking Nut (97B). Tighten
Spring (19) until there is a 1/32” space between
spring coils. Repeat this process for Return Spring
(19) on the opposite side of the plow.
15. Install one Push Nut Retainer (97D) on each end
of the Return Spring (19).
Note:
Be sure Push Nut Retainer’s flanges are
pointing away from the Eyebolt and toward the open
end of the Return Spring.
16. Bolt the rod end of Angle Cylinder (40) to each
blade half using 5/8”-11 X 4” Hex Head Bolt (90)
and 5/8”-11 Self Locking Nuts (111). DO NOT
over tighten bolts. Repeat this process for Angle
Cylinder (40) on the opposite side of the plow.
Note:
You should be able to slightly slide the cylinder
up and down on the bolt after it has been tightened.
