Stock suspension and tires on mine.
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Eltobgi
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So with the highlifter lift maybe a few more inches of lift
Do you run the side shields?
I don't run the side shields. I do have one question though...I just bought the side markers for the edge of the plow. I don't see a good place to bolt them on and I cannot imagine I am supposed to drill holes to mount them. Any thoughts?So with the highlifter lift maybe a few more inches of lift
Do you run the side shields?
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Could use a short flat strap from one of the end carriage bolts that hold the rubber flap on, or maybe an L bracket. Of course you would have to get a longer carriage bolt. The only other way would be to add side shields and attach to them, or drill holes like you are suggesting (which would be the easiest).
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On mine I just used one of the mounting bolts for the flap and had it tipped at an angle. I wasn't too impressed with the moose markers I put on and after one winter I had them about ripped off. My good friend is a snowplow driver and he gave me a set of these. Way better with the size and cable reinforced and for about the same price.Winter® Plow Markers 30” | Winter® Equipment Company
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I had trouble with mine tripping a lot which put a strain on the moose markers. These have the cable inside so they take quite a bit more abuse. The 30 inch is kind of overkill but I think a guy could cut them shorter if they want.
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