Got the plow mounted on the FJ finally. works great. The 350 pushes it great but the 42's tend to spin on the ice so I may need to scrounge some chains someplace. Heres the pics:
Plow Rig
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The whole assembly is held on with 3 bolts, and the 2 pins for the plow subframe of course. The plow itself is a Western 7.5' pro plow and has power angle. I'll prob repaint the blade when I paint the FJ this spring.
That is one badass plow truck!
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The controls are the older cable style. I actually just dropped it by a friends shop today to have the pump rebuilt...was getting kinda leaky.
Its working great. it takes about half the time to do my driveway compared to the old 6' blade I was using before on the green cruiser I sold.
This thing must have come with bad luck-since I put the plow on :
-the TH350 has been rebuilt after the reverse clutch pack smoked
-my two blue top optimas died and I replaced them with a single monster group 34 Odyssey battery
-and I hit some buried rocks while plowing the neighbors driveway. That little incident sheared both of the rivets holding the front bumper brackets to the frame so I had to drive back to my house in reverse and weld up the bumper brackets with some reinforcement.
Its working great. it takes about half the time to do my driveway compared to the old 6' blade I was using before on the green cruiser I sold.
This thing must have come with bad luck-since I put the plow on :
-the TH350 has been rebuilt after the reverse clutch pack smoked
-my two blue top optimas died and I replaced them with a single monster group 34 Odyssey battery
-and I hit some buried rocks while plowing the neighbors driveway. That little incident sheared both of the rivets holding the front bumper brackets to the frame so I had to drive back to my house in reverse and weld up the bumper brackets with some reinforcement.