Pictures of snow plow mounts please

jbxx · Post by **jbxx** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 9:11 am

Could you post some pictures of your snow plow mounts?
I want to mount a 7'6" Meyers to the two pin mounts on the top of the bumper.
This is the one that was closest to what I want to do.
Whose ever truck this is, do you have any closer pictures of the lower end?
Or any other ideas that I can glean designs from.
J.B.

Captnsim · Post by **Captnsim** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 10:54 am

Pics from ebay.

Carter · Post by **Carter** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:59 am

Webshots pictures of the mounting frame I made and use on my truck:

Full album:
http://news.webshots.com/album/107174178eboNqm

jbxx · Post by **jbxx** » Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:52 pm

Great pics ! Thank you.
That is a good idea to mount the plow mounts back of the bumper.
Anything that you would change in hindsight?
I'm thinking about a PTO driven hydro set up to power a winch
and / or plow.
J.B.

Carter · Post by **Carter** » Sat Dec 12, 2009 6:59 am

If you're asking me, and if I had enough money when the mounting frame was made it would have been all hydraulic, power lift and blade angle, but at the time money was short and using the winch for lifting and man powered angle was my only option. I only use the blade for my driveway and a couple of others and not commercially so it works just fine and don't plan to change anything as I have been doing it this way for more than 20 yrs, on this truck and others before it.

Captnsim · Post by **Captnsim** » Sat Dec 12, 2009 9:05 am

If you can swing it, go hydro for sure.

rixm37 · Post by **rixm37** » Sun Dec 13, 2009 7:34 am

Nice rig Carter wow look at all the white stuff. We never see that out here except in the moutains

jbxx · Post by **jbxx** » Sun Jan 10, 2010 1:36 pm

The top is mounted to where the D rings are usually hooked to.
It looks as if the bottom returns back to the frame extensions maybe?
The spring pack is below the actual frame so I'm assuming that you can not attach to the actual frame. Or do you have another piece that you attach the bottom to?
Tnx. J.B.

Nickathome · Post by **Nickathome** » Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:50 pm

rixm37 wrote:Nice rig Carter wow look at all the white stuff. We never see that out here except in the moutains

I live about 40 minutes north east of Carter, and I think we got about the same amount of snow he did that day. We got, about 16 to 17inches. This part of the world normally averages less than two feet of snow a year, so this was definitely not the norm, especially for so early in the season. Every so often though, as has happened recently, we will get almost our normal yearly average in one day. Our record is 30.5 inches, which we got during a Nor'Easter, back in January of 96. I had my Wrangler back then and had a blast 4 wheeling all over the place. Wish I would've had my M37 back then.

cuz · Post by **cuz** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 1:52 am

Nice rig Carter wow look at all the white stuff. We never see that out here except in the moutains Very Happy
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But at least you can wear shorts and barbecue outside while looking up to the north at the snow on those mountains!

It would be nice to get some photos of the plow frame mounted to the frame. Photos looking from top and bottom at all to the frame mounting points.

Carter · Post by **Carter** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 8:01 am

No barbecues outside, it's been cold here recently, 15F yesterday and 17F today. We still have snow on the ground and got several additional inches Friday night. Global warming? Just a little would be OK with me.

My snow plow mount does not attach to the truck's frame and only bolts to the lifting shackle mounts. The mount fits flush against the bumper and is padded with 2 lengths of scrap fire hose so it doesn't scratch the paint or unit markings. Mounted this way it has never bent the bumper or caused any damage to the shackle mount and I have used it this way for over 20 yrs connected to several M37s that I have used to plow snow with this rig. I have accidentally hit solid objects like curbs several times and all that happens is the plow tips on it's spring mount and causes no damage to the truck.

jbxx · Post by **jbxx** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 11:42 am

Carter, thanks for taking the time and effort to respond,
that is exactly what I wanted to know.
J.B.

Carter · Post by **Carter** » Mon Jan 11, 2010 11:48 am

Glad to help.

pwrwagonfire · Post by **pwrwagonfire** » Mon Jan 27, 2014 4:23 pm

Carter,

I just came across this old thread. I have all the parts collected, and am HOPING to get my plow set up on the M-37 next year. Yours is EXACTLY the set-up which I've had in my head!

I assume you're just using a snatch block hooked to the top, or do you have some sort of roller fabricated in?

I know its probably a PITA...but could I trouble you for a few basic measurements on that set up?

-T

Carter · Post by **Carter** » Tue Jan 28, 2014 5:16 am

pwrwagonfire wrote:Carter,

I just came across this old thread. I have all the parts collected, and am HOPING to get my plow set up on the M-37 next year. Yours is EXACTLY the set-up which I've had in my head!
It seems to be a good design that has worked well for years.

I assume you're just using a snatch block hooked to the top, or do you have some sort of roller fabricated in?
Yes it uses a snatch block, thought about a roller but the block keeps the wire rope centered and does not allow it to slip to one side under load.

I know its probably a PITA...but could I trouble you for a few basic measurements on that set up?
Tell me what you need and I'll get them for you when the temps warm from the present -0 supposed to climb to 30/ 35 later in the week.
-T

Pictures of snow plow mounts please

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