P1000 Denali Pro Plow install issue

[john790]

If you dont have pulley like he has you should get one.Helps alot.

 

[Admin]

 

[Hondasxs]

I would add a spacer and call it a day.
Make it out of some thick wall pipe, some larger nuts, or thick washers.

 

[Stumper]

I’m going to piggy back off this thread rather than start another. The past two days I got to try out my DenaliPro for the first time on my P3-1000. Had to make a few adjustments and one of them was trying to get the feet to land flat when the plow goes down. The shortest side on the stop blocks gives me the most vertical position but the feet are still tilted forward a bit. Has anyone run into this and have a fix? Do I need to grind the edge of the blocks some? I have a number of steep drops in my driveway and I think the plow would ride better if the feet were perfectly flat to the ground - or even a bit rearward tilted.

 

[Sickartistic]

I’m going to piggy back off this thread rather than start another. The past two days I got to try out my DenaliPro for the first time on my P3-1000. Had to make a few adjustments and one of them was trying to get the feet to land flat when the plow goes down. The shortest side on the stop blocks gives me the most vertical position but the feet are still tilted forward a bit. Has anyone run into this and have a fix? Do I need to grind the edge of the blocks some? I have a number of steep drops in my driveway and I think the plow would ride better if the feet were perfectly flat to the ground - or even a bit rearward tilted.

I have the same forward tilt on the feet as well. I have a similar circumstance with my driveway and would like to see them sit a bit flatter.

 

[Stumper]

I have the same forward tilt on the feet as well. I have a similar circumstance with my driveway and would like to see them sit a bit flatter.

The way the blocks work it seems like the best fix is to grind off 1/8” on the shortest side - or find something else to use for stops. Hoping someone has a solution. Wonder if this tilt is a widespread issue - or design?