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Hey the roads are clear, go get your bungholio fixed!View attachment 269951
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Mañana.Hey the roads are clear, go get your bungholio fixed!
Saturday’s are always the worst times to go to the exhaust shops around here. They’re usually busy so they jack up their prices.Mañana.
He did say Saturday, so I'm gonna see what he says--if the price changes.Saturday’s are always the worst times to go to the exhaust shops around here. They’re usually busy so they jack up their prices.
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SnoWay was the first plow with downpressure. They were more for homeowner than commercial though. They didn’t hold up well. I like Fisher best too. I visited their factory in Maine. That was an experience. Western and Fisher are one entity now. They both utilize the isolation modules and same harness. I like the cutting edge trip design better. So my picks from top to bottom are Fisher, Western, Boss (they’re heavy), SnoDogg, Hiniker, a shovel attached to my bumper and then Meyer. Fisher Vplow is the best. Especially in stainless. But the stainless is heavy just like the poly moldboards because they have more reinforcement ribs behind the boards. The new Western/Fisher fleet design went back to 2 plugs and the motor solenoid is on plow side so your power plug is direct battery feed. Pretty nice design especially if you have multiple trucks and plows.being where your from im sure thats a beast of what ever equipment your building.
we have mainly fisher/western, im pretty sure the same co now. meyers, the worst of em all, then boss, witch is actually a cool blade it has hydro pressure down for real scraping power, but the fisher is the only one with a fixed blade that wont fold down, its got a trip blade on the bottom. it scrapes and stacks well.