FJ40 Snow Plows (1 Viewer)

[NOSAJ]

Basically all this is welded on my 40. I did a lot of fabrication to make it work. Lift piston is removable along with a sub frame/mount that mounts to the front bumper and then ties in under the frame. Everything worked great I only stopped using it because the salt really started eating up the 40. It was great plowing small lots such as banks and gas stations.

 

[NOSAJ]

Now we use this (4x4 Isuzu) along with a few F250s. Definitely not a nimble and easy to turn around as the 40 was! But it’s a lot warmer!

 

[Living in the Past]

I have that same plow on my Ford, I bought it used 30 years ago, it's still plowing snow this winter.

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Looks like the same plow. This one came with the spring loaded posts on the side as well. Flags are getting old be still there.

Probably been forty years since I used chains on tires. Unfortunately the National forests in Northern Arizona close once it snows.

 

[Norseman66]

Sure I’d sell it, but I’m all the way down in Nashville TN. I can send you additional pictures probably Sunday. If you look close to the picture I built the front lift piston to work off the front hoop. So you would have to build your own front hoop or I’ll have to cut mine off. The rear larger hoop closest to the hood is a metal tech. The smaller hoop i had bent up.

Oh i thought you were in AZ

 

[Sky King]

The Ford stays on the property in the winter, the body's too rust free to expose it to road salt. Also this past summer I changed the steering over from manual to electric power which makes a huge difference now when I plow. Funny how I didn't notice the heavy steering when I was younger.

 

[Unimogguy]

Here’s a Fisher Speed Cast Snow plow for sale if anyone is interested (I have no affiliation with the seller):

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[Living in the Past]

Do you want to sell it?

Thought I had a buyer arranged for this winter in AZ. He hasn't been on mud for a few months and doesn't answer a text. If he doesn't answer in the next day or so it will be for sale. I had the thing for years just sitting in a garage. Really a pretty clean set. Other than two plates on the frame the rest just basically bolts on. Only requires a wire harness into the cab to operate it.