Currently run Fisher Stainless 8' 6" Xreme V Plow w/wings. My backup plow is a Fisher 7' 6" SD Plow. Used to run the SD on my old half ton. Looks tiny on my 2500, but it works great. I've always kind of liked the Western Prodigy and SnowEx Speedwing Plows. Hopefully Fisher comes out with their XRS for pickup's soon. It doesn't get any easier to put on and/or take off than a Fisher MM2 Plow system.
@@JohnnyMow We average around 102” per year, although this year we have barely seen 12” lol. Wild year so far. We get large drifts, the V really helps get thru those.
@@ThriftyGarage probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 60-70 inches have fallen now. We’ve gotten 24” in the last week alone. Few feet on the ground.
Looks like you have some pretty good rust starting on the back of your moldboard on the drivers side. I always take the truck to the carwash after each storm and use the hand wand to thoroughly get everything totally washed down and waxed.
Using a SnowEx straight blade currently. I've used a v-plow and wide-out plows as well. Straight blade works best for the amount of snow we get here in the Midwest. As you mentioned the wide out plow works great for wind rows. I think v-plow is best for breaking trail on long driveways.
Currently running a boss 8-ft v plow no complaints I do like it for breaking open driveways and lots that haven't been touched all year or for narrow driveway so I don't get slung off the side but I do see the advantages to these plows
I don't do plowing for my business, but at my other job we run western V plows. That is the only plow I have used so I have nothing to compare it to, but besides the need to occasionally double plow a lot I have not had any complaints with.
In Northern VT, About 90% of the commercial company's run the Fisher 9'6'' XV2 Fishers.. In our opinion they are the best hands down. My company runs the extensions on the XV2's making it over 11' (straight across). We can move some serious snow, a good distance pretty quickly + neatly. Looks like that is a great setup for your location, good job!
I just sold my 8’2” VXT with wings. I am going to switch to a wide out, I really like the VXT except for the spring return to a V position. I do my local YMCA which is a huge lot And unless there wasn’t much snow or it was extremely light snow every time I would get a good load in front of it one of my wings with dump and spill my entire pass Resulting into more passes to clean it up very frustrating. Because of this I’m wanting to switch to a wideout or ever a MVP 3
Hey Johnny, cool video!! So l’ve got 3 plows All western 1st one is exactly like yours but old, it does the job exactly the way you said it does 2nd plow is 8-10 wideout XL and it’s even better the the first plow And lastly l got a MVP3 stainless feed blade and l love it too No compliance with western they’re awesome! Thanks for the video
I run straight blade Boss and find for residential it is the best for me. I am not thinking of getting a wideout as now more concerns if an end is going to mess up and not open or close. I find a v would be great for scooping pile at end of driveway not for commercial lots. I ran Western for about 12 years and tried a Boss once and switched the next winter to only Boss.
I run a Wideout and Western 7.5 Pro. I looked at the Boss EXT before the wideout and it was not even close, bad design. Love my wideout, way faster than a v-plow. I haven’t run into a drift I couldn’t handle but ideally I would have a v-plow and a wideout.
Western wideout all day most versatile plow out there and best hookup but I’d also look at the fisher equivalent but best thing about western is the fleet flex system
I’ve had my wideout for 11 years and one of the wings is about to rust off. The wide out is the best, but the more moving parts the more chances it can break.
V can save your butt when it's frozen snow and a straight would just get stopped. Hardly ever happens vut when it does boy is it nice to have the V option.
ok so here's where I'm at, I have a western midweight pol 7'6" the A frame just ripped apart due to rot..not bad 14 years old , it was on a 1500 gmc gas truck..that truck died so now I have a 2500hd Duramax standard cab 4x4 I carry a salt dog 3/4 yard spreader because I use a blended ice melt product..my work..well I have about 6 driveways that are family or elderly charity , but the main reason for the plow is the parking lot at my family business, front lot is 5400sq foot ,rear lot is 12000 sq foot with an road from the front to back lot..my biggest issue is I only have 1 spot to stack snow in the front lot and 2 places' to stack in the rear ..and of course there are parking islands and storage sheds I have to work around … the traveling with snow to the stack spots has just been killing me , on a 4" snow fall it takes me almost 3 hrs to get the shop open for business ...I don't do snow removal as a business, , and i cant get an outside contractor to take the time todo the shop right, so i do it myself .. with having a 2500hd durmax now i am really conceding the 8/10 wide out ..but damn 1000 lbs !!! any thoughts ??
we have a MVP,wideout and 2 8ft with boss wings so 10 ft. id say my 8ft with wings is just as fast as the wideout. but the wideout is nicer because of the power wings, and weight. Johnny is right about the controller, its a bit annoying that the wings retract too much. hes right about the V vs wideout. my mvp is basically a straight blade for the plowing i do
@@JohnnyMow sorry is a Arctic 8ft Plow I rigged up boss wings up on. Because I didn’t want to get at buyers wings . I’m here in Canada and Arctic plows factory is 15 min away from me . And the truck I bought already had the Arctic Plow . It’s pretty well build but I like the western better. Better hook up and heavier Plow so it cleans a bit better and back drags better
I have run boss for 30 years both are good plows both have pluses and minuses butt what every one seems to forget when you compare wider plow 10 foot to 9.2 u move more snow but my 9.2 with wings I have found I move more snow than anything I've ever used,plus we plow a lot of apartments with long runways with cars that's where the v is dominate v one side and leave the other side let snow flo off especially with 4inches or more they both have there place
The 9.2 Boss with wings is smaller than a MVP 9.5 with wings. Keep on that Western and plow more snow. Also Western makes a 10.5 as well, Boss only makes a 10. Go big or go home.
@@zepplin810 exactly what I was saying just comparing v vs wideout boss western or Fisher cant go wrong I chose boss because my dealer is excellent the other thing v plows being flared out will throw snow much further than a boss next or western wideout all are nice
A v plow is just as good as a straight blade on an open lot. I have 3 older ford pickups I have westerns and a fisher all straight blades but I only plow driveways but I do like the western wideout if I bought a new truck id definitely get a wideout
Or the fisher xls or the snowex power plow they all the same wiring , snowex plow is cheaper and not chain lift which is a downside in my opinion. Western has a good mounting system but I like the fisher trip edge design better. I have 3 western straight plows and a fisher straight blade and the fisher is on my main plow truck
Boss 8ft poly v and western ultra mount 2 7'6. I'm trying to find a used weastern wideput because I bought a new boss drag pro plow hopefully that's my next winter purchase
I totally agree about everything you say about the V plows I think they are a total waste of money for parking lot plowing in anything under a foot of snow… I do like how your extensions have a bowl tan rubber or mine is slotted and they do have a tendency to push up which I don’t like
29 hd snoway with wireless controller. it is a pain to get on. Would consider a western after seeing this just for the hook up alone. You are accurate in taking small bite to windrow, can only use 50% of the blade or i have to go back over which is very inefficient. Was it the zelienople location of Zoresco?
I run with a Box EXT plow similar to that. I used to ran a boss DXT V-plow in years past. I just bought another truck and it has western mounts on it, so idk if I want to get a used wide out since its a back up truck or put a boss mount on it
@@JohnnyMow well this is first year with it here in Wisconsin and could only use it twice so far. been a bad year for plowing. it does move a lot more snow then a V-plow. My Dad still owns a Vplow if we ever get some super heavy stuff where we got to open up stuff.
Hit a curb with it yet or a parking stopper with the wing? I run a 9ft pro plus with wings. I've read alot of reviews the wings on the wide out ain't very forgiving to hitting crap lol.
Hey Johnny, bit of a random question but how do you weed whip, on high throttle or low throttle, bounce the weed whip head or no? Hope all is well, thanks.
I really like those plows and would consider it as my next however I will challenge you all day as to ease of hookup on my fisher minute mount 2 is faster than yours. I drive up, walk to plow push up on headgear and pull one lever it’s on. Then just lift Jack without having to move one more step. You have to go to other side of plow.
Ok I put my plow on in 1 minute. I challenge you. Do a video like I did and time it. If you win it then I will shout it out. From the minute I push record to getting in the truck putting it in reverse to line it up then forward to hook up was 1 minute. You can check my video for the time. I will say this tho Douglass dynamic owns western and fisher so I’m sure it is easy. Let’s do the challenge
@@JohnnyMow Ok I am up for this. Does this include hooking the wires up? The reason I ask is I just mounted my plow setup and I have not mounted the little bracket that holds the connector. So If it includes hooking the plugs up I need to mount that first because I could lose time reaching around for the plug without it being in a fixed position. Spoiler alert however you will lose.
@@JohnnyMow Actually I already have the record... And that was taking my sweet time and I recorded it. Video on my channel titled "Front Timbren Install On Chevrolet Silverado 1500 for Fisher Minute Mount Snowplow" start at 12:20
@@KenMrKLC no wires. Push record get in truck drive in get out finish hook up. Now remember I walked around the truck got in put it in reverse then put it in drive pulled in then hooked it up.
I can also drop and disconnect the plow in about 25 seconds starting from the drivers seat.. and I have wiggle room for uneven ground as the headgear stand in in the center it allows a couple inches side to side to rock when hooking up. Basically my one handle connects and disconnects both sides where you have to disconnect both sides individually. However pulling the jack up is one other step that you don't have to do as the jack is built into the connection mechanism. So same number of steps and time I think the only way I win is the time you walk to the other side to get passenger pin off.
another great video johnny mow i am running snow dogg 8ft plow looking for a new plow next year for the new truck very helpful information as iam not sure what new plow i want going back and forth from vplow or plow with wings thanks for a great video
@@JohnnyMow some benefits I get with a v plow are when I have a lot of drifting off snow I can open it up with easier . but they're poor at wind rowing a lot of spill off.
@@JohnnyMow possibly by taking the controller and kinda fixing it. Like if you hold down scoop it will take out the wings as you hold it. The wings won’t curl as you hold the scoop you will have to let go and press the scoop to get both wings. Same with the each wing. Like if you hold 1 wing or the other like holding it down it will only take out the wings and you will have to let go and press the button to curl the wing. Same way retracting. Let’s say you are doing the left wing and it’s extended all the way out you will have to press the button once to curl the wing back and hold it down to retract it. I think you get the idea
I run Myers straight plow 7 1/2 I find it to be a piece of junk very slow and flows down on its own I also have a Weston 7 1/2 Street I like it four residentials
Currently run Fisher Stainless 8' 6" Xreme V Plow w/wings. My backup plow is a Fisher 7' 6" SD Plow. Used to run the SD on my old half ton. Looks tiny on my 2500, but it works great.
I've always kind of liked the Western Prodigy and SnowEx Speedwing Plows. Hopefully Fisher comes out with their XRS for pickup's soon.
It doesn't get any easier to put on and/or take off than a Fisher MM2 Plow system.
We are running Western MVP3’s. We just get too much snow for anything but a V plow.
How much snow do you get?
@@JohnnyMow We average around 102” per year, although this year we have barely seen 12” lol. Wild year so far. We get large drifts, the V really helps get thru those.
@@blessingslawn How much snow do you have now?
@@ThriftyGarage probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 60-70 inches have fallen now. We’ve gotten 24” in the last week alone. Few feet on the ground.
I wish we had enough snowfall in the winter to invest in a plow but we don't. Still love learning about it though.
Thank you my man
Looks like you have some pretty good rust starting on the back of your moldboard on the drivers side. I always take the truck to the carwash after each storm and use the hand wand to thoroughly get everything totally washed down and waxed.
Using a SnowEx straight blade currently. I've used a v-plow and wide-out plows as well. Straight blade works best for the amount of snow we get here in the Midwest. As you mentioned the wide out plow works great for wind rows. I think v-plow is best for breaking trail on long driveways.
The wide out is a awesome parking lot plow
Currently running a boss 8-ft v plow no complaints I do like it for breaking open driveways and lots that haven't been touched all year or for narrow driveway so I don't get slung off the side but I do see the advantages to these plows
I agree. I have 2 wideouts and 1 mvp plus the wideout you just move a massive amount of snow.
I don't do plowing for my business, but at my other job we run western V plows. That is the only plow I have used so I have nothing to compare it to, but besides the need to occasionally double plow a lot I have not had any complaints with.
Awesome my man.
I don’t have a plow rig just yet, but it never hurts to start looking way before. Nice video Johnny!
Thank u my man
In Northern VT, About 90% of the commercial company's run the Fisher 9'6'' XV2 Fishers.. In our opinion they are the best hands down. My company runs the extensions on the XV2's making it over 11' (straight across). We can move some serious snow, a good distance pretty quickly + neatly. Looks like that is a great setup for your location, good job!
Nice set up. 11 is huge
8.5 western straight blade and 7.5 western straight blade with wings is what I use and find they work better without much issues
Love wings.
I just sold my 8’2” VXT with wings. I am going to switch to a wide out, I really like the VXT except for the spring return to a V position. I do my local YMCA which is a huge lot And unless there wasn’t much snow or it was extremely light snow every time I would get a good load in front of it one of my wings with dump and spill my entire pass Resulting into more passes to clean it up very frustrating. Because of this I’m wanting to switch to a wideout or ever a MVP 3
Hey Johnny, cool video!!
So l’ve got 3 plows
All western
1st one is exactly like yours but old, it does the job exactly the way you said it does
2nd plow is 8-10 wideout XL and it’s even better the the first plow
And lastly l got a MVP3 stainless feed blade and l love it too
No compliance with western they’re awesome!
Thanks for the video
Thanks for the support my man
Considering buying this plow
I run straight blade Boss and find for residential it is the best for me. I am not thinking of getting a wideout as now more concerns if an end is going to mess up and not open or close. I find a v would be great for scooping pile at end of driveway not for commercial lots. I ran Western for about 12 years and tried a Boss once and switched the next winter to only Boss.
Interesting about v plow and driveways never thought about scoop mode for the end. Great points
We run a 1990 8ft western unimount , best plow ever made ❄️🦌💯💲
Ram 1500 with a Western mid weight that I’m going to add wings too!
I currently am running the western wide out rn
I run a Wideout and Western 7.5 Pro. I looked at the Boss EXT before the wideout and it was not even close, bad design. Love my wideout, way faster than a v-plow. I haven’t run into a drift I couldn’t handle but ideally I would have a v-plow and a wideout.
I don’t get slot of 2 ft snow storms but I have had no issue with any plow I’ve owned
Boss 8 ft. straight. It works out well for me; we don’t get very much snow in Baltimore.
Nice plow
Run a 8’2 Boss DXT on my F250 and it is an awesome plow! Looking into a wide out for next season on our new Ram 5500!
We have a 5500 with a wideout xl and it’s a beast!!! Good luck
I have a hiniker 8'6" v plow I like mine for the breakaway but it is a pain to hook up
Western wideout all day most versatile plow out there and best hookup but I’d also look at the fisher equivalent but best thing about western is the fleet flex system
Man I forgot to mention that
I’ve had my wideout for 11 years and one of the wings is about to rust off. The wide out is the best, but the more moving parts the more chances it can break.
You are correct. The more moving parts. That’s why I tell everyone a wing with plows is just as good depending on how many lots u have
I run two fisher xls plows. I love the versatility with them. I was tempted to get a v plow but I still think I would stick with the expandable plows.
Good choice
V can save your butt when it's frozen snow and a straight would just get stopped. Hardly ever happens vut when it does boy is it nice to have the V option.
ok so here's where I'm at, I have a western midweight pol 7'6" the A frame just ripped apart due to rot..not bad 14 years old , it was on a 1500 gmc gas truck..that truck died so now I have a 2500hd Duramax standard cab 4x4 I carry a salt dog 3/4 yard spreader because I use a blended ice melt product..my work..well I have about 6 driveways that are family or elderly charity , but the main reason for the plow is the parking lot at my family business, front lot is 5400sq foot ,rear lot is 12000 sq foot with an road from the front to back lot..my biggest issue is I only have 1 spot to stack snow in the front lot and 2 places' to stack in the rear ..and of course there are parking islands and storage sheds I have to work around … the traveling with snow to the stack spots has just been killing me , on a 4" snow fall it takes me almost 3 hrs to get the shop open for business ...I don't do snow removal as a business, , and i cant get an outside contractor to take the time todo the shop right, so i do it myself ..
with having a 2500hd durmax now i am really conceding the 8/10 wide out ..but damn 1000 lbs !!! any thoughts ??
For what you have it would be overkill. It a parking lot plow
we have a MVP,wideout and 2 8ft with boss wings so 10 ft. id say my 8ft with wings is just as fast as the wideout. but the wideout is nicer because of the power wings, and weight. Johnny is right about the controller, its a bit annoying that the wings retract too much. hes right about the V vs wideout. my mvp is basically a straight blade for the plowing i do
Thanks for the input. Which do u like better boss or western
@@JohnnyMow sorry is a Arctic 8ft Plow I rigged up boss wings up on. Because I didn’t want to get at buyers wings . I’m here in Canada and Arctic plows factory is 15 min away from me . And the truck I bought already had the Arctic Plow . It’s pretty well build but I like the western better. Better hook up and heavier Plow so it cleans a bit better and back drags better
The controls are perfect. Use the prodigy if your confused using the controller
I don’t like the prodigy because you have to pin back the wings.
I have run boss for 30 years both are good plows both have pluses and minuses butt what every one seems to forget when you compare wider plow 10 foot to 9.2 u move more snow but my 9.2 with wings I have found I move more snow than anything I've ever used,plus we plow a lot of apartments with long runways with cars that's where the v is dominate v one side and leave the other side let snow flo off especially with 4inches or more they both have there place
The 9.2 Boss with wings is smaller than a MVP 9.5 with wings. Keep on that Western and plow more snow. Also Western makes a 10.5 as well, Boss only makes a 10. Go big or go home.
@@zepplin810 exactly what I was saying just comparing v vs wideout boss western or Fisher cant go wrong I chose boss because my dealer is excellent the other thing v plows being flared out will throw snow much further than a boss next or western wideout all are nice
I have the fisher Xls the works great for me been using it for 3 years
Great plow
A v plow is just as good as a straight blade on an open lot. I have 3 older ford pickups I have westerns and a fisher all straight blades but I only plow driveways but I do like the western wideout if I bought a new truck id definitely get a wideout
Or the fisher xls or the snowex power plow they all the same wiring , snowex plow is cheaper and not chain lift which is a downside in my opinion. Western has a good mounting system but I like the fisher trip edge design better. I have 3 western straight plows and a fisher straight blade and the fisher is on my main plow truck
@@tylersvideoproduction8603 I like all those plows.
Wide Out, New to snow removal
Boss 8ft poly v and western ultra mount 2 7'6. I'm trying to find a used weastern wideput because I bought a new boss drag pro plow hopefully that's my next winter purchase
Man that’s a really nice set up
I run 2 straight blade western 2 plugs, for all new trucks I buy I’m looking into wideouts
Nice set up
Hi Johnny…I have a boss EXT 8to 10 feet wideout and it’s amazing I think I would give you a good run for your money… LOL
I would love to try one. Seriously.
I totally agree about everything you say about the V plows I think they are a total waste of money for parking lot plowing in anything under a foot of snow… I do like how your extensions have a bowl tan rubber or mine is slotted and they do have a tendency to push up which I don’t like
Western Wide out All day
💪😎💪
Fisher xls! I do want to to try a V plow🤔
Very nice set up
I definitely don’t like the “retract” button. Its too finicky. I’d like to see it switched to a Tap the button once and it goes in/out or 8’/10’
That’s my biggest issue.
Running Snowex with down pressure. Straight blade 👍🏻
How do u like it?
@@JohnnyMow love it so far. Perfect for driveways. 7.2 LT. Toyota Tacoma
Fisher xls 8-11 on my f-550, expandable plow will beat a V plow hands-down in parking lots
Nice set up
29 hd snoway with wireless controller. it is a pain to get on. Would consider a western after seeing this just for the hook up alone. You are accurate in taking small bite to windrow, can only use 50% of the blade or i have to go back over which is very inefficient. Was it the zelienople location of Zoresco?
That’s what the sticker says. Put wings on that snoway it changes everything
I run with a Box EXT plow similar to that. I used to ran a boss DXT V-plow in years past. I just bought another truck and it has western mounts on it, so idk if I want to get a used wide out since its a back up truck or put a boss mount on it
I would just put a boss mount on it. I like the ext. how do u like the ext?
@@JohnnyMow well this is first year with it here in Wisconsin and could only use it twice so far. been a bad year for plowing. it does move a lot more snow then a V-plow. My Dad still owns a Vplow if we ever get some super heavy stuff where we got to open up stuff.
Do you operate the controller right hand for left hand?
Right
@@JohnnyMow I learned left hand plow operation this year. Helped alot with shifting. And controlling the plow.
Hit a curb with it yet or a parking stopper with the wing? I run a 9ft pro plus with wings. I've read alot of reviews the wings on the wide out ain't very forgiving to hitting crap lol.
I’ve hit it a couple of times on curbs very forgiving.
Hey Johnny, bit of a random question but how do you weed whip, on high throttle or low throttle, bounce the weed whip head or no? Hope all is well, thanks.
Low around sensitive items wide open along edges and brick border
Do you think this plow would be fine on a 2022 F350 with a diesel engine ?
More then fine
I really like those plows and would consider it as my next however I will challenge you all day as to ease of hookup on my fisher minute mount 2 is faster than yours. I drive up, walk to plow push up on headgear and pull one lever it’s on. Then just lift Jack without having to move one more step. You have to go to other side of plow.
Ok I put my plow on in 1 minute. I challenge you. Do a video like I did and time it. If you win it then I will shout it out. From the minute I push record to getting in the truck putting it in reverse to line it up then forward to hook up was 1 minute. You can check my video for the time. I will say this tho Douglass dynamic owns western and fisher so I’m sure it is easy. Let’s do the challenge
@@JohnnyMow Ok I am up for this. Does this include hooking the wires up? The reason I ask is I just mounted my plow setup and I have not mounted the little bracket that holds the connector. So If it includes hooking the plugs up I need to mount that first because I could lose time reaching around for the plug without it being in a fixed position. Spoiler alert however you will lose.
@@JohnnyMow Actually I already have the record... And that was taking my sweet time and I recorded it. Video on my channel titled "Front Timbren Install On Chevrolet Silverado 1500 for Fisher Minute Mount Snowplow" start at 12:20
@@KenMrKLC no wires. Push record get in truck drive in get out finish hook up. Now remember I walked around the truck got in put it in reverse then put it in drive pulled in then hooked it up.
I can also drop and disconnect the plow in about 25 seconds starting from the drivers seat.. and I have wiggle room for uneven ground as the headgear stand in in the center it allows a couple inches side to side to rock when hooking up. Basically my one handle connects and disconnects both sides where you have to disconnect both sides individually. However pulling the jack up is one other step that you don't have to do as the jack is built into the connection mechanism. So same number of steps and time I think the only way I win is the time you walk to the other side to get passenger pin off.
Nice video & 13:05 but Johnny 🤣
First one in Brother.👍🇺🇸
another great video johnny mow i am running snow dogg 8ft plow looking for a new plow next year for the new truck very helpful information as iam not sure what new plow i want going back and forth from vplow or plow with wings thanks for a great video
Thanks my friend. Make sure you have the accounts before spending the extra money.
I see you have your new purchase! Let’s see it!
How do u know I have it😂
@@JohnnyMow look in the mirror you’ll see the mesh rack! Truck craft maybe?
@@scottwhittam1740 man you are very observant
@@JohnnyMow I try 😂
@@JohnnyMow I try 😂
Loos like a real good piece of equipment!!
Thank you my man
Love my wideout
Good plow for my situation
Wanted to let you know the 4000 series does not have the same turbo force deck as on the 5000 and 6000 series of mowers
What does it have?
@@JohnnyMow still full 7-gauge and 5.5 inch deep but 50 ksi instead of 80 ksi and the entire front flow baffle is removed similar too a 2000.
@@pementerprises7706 I wonder what that does to the cutting performance?
@@JohnnyMow less lift and the discharge will leave longer clippings
@@pementerprises7706 less lift wow? Is it working for them?
I run no plow because I live in CA
Lol you gotta move my man
I have a boss v blade but my next plow will be a wide out
Cool. Tell me the benefits u noticed with a v
@@JohnnyMow some benefits I get with a v plow are when I have a lot of drifting off snow I can open it up with easier . but they're poor at wind rowing a lot of spill off.
9.6 western mvp3 with wings and a 7’ 6” straight blade that’s what the guy has that I plow for
That’s some nice equipment
Meyer straight blade
I like there lot pro
@@JohnnyMow they are a great plow
Did you get use to the controller and is it easy now to do it??
It’s not bad. I did get used to it but it’s not the most intuitive
@@JohnnyMow I’ve heard rumors that they might be getting a new controller for western or updating the current one
@@JohnnyMow possibly by taking the controller and kinda fixing it. Like if you hold down scoop it will take out the wings as you hold it. The wings won’t curl as you hold the scoop you will have to let go and press the scoop to get both wings. Same with the each wing. Like if you hold 1 wing or the other like holding it down it will only take out the wings and you will have to let go and press the button to curl the wing. Same way retracting. Let’s say you are doing the left wing and it’s extended all the way out you will have to press the button once to curl the wing back and hold it down to retract it. I think you get the idea
I run Myers straight plow 7 1/2 I find it to be a piece of junk very slow and flows down on its own I also have a Weston 7 1/2 Street I like it four residentials
At one time Meyer was the cats meow
On a 2009 Ford 250 Superduty
Nice truck
V plow but went to skid loader
😜👍👍👍👍👍
We run 2 western v plows
Nice setup
Go browns!!!
Western v plow
Fisher 8ft strait
Nice set up
I think westernwide out because of the scoop mode
Thanks brother
Snowdog 8 Foot HD
How do u like that dog?
Your grass is green still, where do you live . So odd talking about plows when your in a mild climate
I’m in the Pittsburgh area we have not had snow since christmas