Denali Plow with Hydro-Turn
I just finished the installation of my 72" Denali standard UTV steel plow with the hydro-turn, plow markers, rubber top flap and pulley fairlead kit from Motoalliance. $1,350 delivered.
Website: Denali Snow Plows
Before the pulley fairlead kit:
It came in 5 boxes that some were beat up from delivery but none of the product was damaged or scratched inside. Assembly was very straight forward. Have two sets of 11mm, 14mm, 17mm 19mm and 24mm socket/box end wrench/adjustable wrenches available. The mount attaches nicely to the bottom of the frame with 4 bolts and two bolts at the bottom of the bumper. The only negative here is you are losing about an inch or two of clearance from the two push tube mounting points. A direct hit with a large rock would likely do a number to it. For the summer months it would probably take 15 minutes to take it off and put it back on.
It probably took me 2 hours to get the plow assembled and mounted up. This includes the scraper blade, markers and rubber flap.
At first I didn't get the pulley fairlead kit but now I could see it makes a difference on the lifting angles and the 2:1 purchase along with not constantly rubbing against the hawse fairlead, so I ordered that and installed it. That comes with a shorter 4-5 foot synthetic line so you only wrap around the winch drum once. You have to reuse your own clevis hook.
The hydro-turn was on backorder and just came in. Again a very easy straightforward install, I thought everything was very well designed and heavily built. Welds looked great. The bad news is the switch to turn it left/right was defective. It would only turn in one direction. I pulled the switch and confirmed it with a multimeter. I don't blame Motoalliance, they offered to replace it, but I just ordered another one off eBay to be delivered in 2 days because the snow was coming.
I really love the hydro-turn because I had no desire to get in and out of the cab each time I had to change directions. I seriously considered a Boss V-Blade but the price and weight had me turn to this solution. We are suppose to get 5-10" of wet snow tonight so I'll report back how the set up works!
I just finished the installation of my 72" Denali standard UTV steel plow with the hydro-turn, plow markers, rubber top flap and pulley fairlead kit from Motoalliance. $1,350 delivered.
Website: Denali Snow Plows
Before the pulley fairlead kit:
It came in 5 boxes that some were beat up from delivery but none of the product was damaged or scratched inside. Assembly was very straight forward. Have two sets of 11mm, 14mm, 17mm 19mm and 24mm socket/box end wrench/adjustable wrenches available. The mount attaches nicely to the bottom of the frame with 4 bolts and two bolts at the bottom of the bumper. The only negative here is you are losing about an inch or two of clearance from the two push tube mounting points. A direct hit with a large rock would likely do a number to it. For the summer months it would probably take 15 minutes to take it off and put it back on.
It probably took me 2 hours to get the plow assembled and mounted up. This includes the scraper blade, markers and rubber flap.
At first I didn't get the pulley fairlead kit but now I could see it makes a difference on the lifting angles and the 2:1 purchase along with not constantly rubbing against the hawse fairlead, so I ordered that and installed it. That comes with a shorter 4-5 foot synthetic line so you only wrap around the winch drum once. You have to reuse your own clevis hook.
The hydro-turn was on backorder and just came in. Again a very easy straightforward install, I thought everything was very well designed and heavily built. Welds looked great. The bad news is the switch to turn it left/right was defective. It would only turn in one direction. I pulled the switch and confirmed it with a multimeter. I don't blame Motoalliance, they offered to replace it, but I just ordered another one off eBay to be delivered in 2 days because the snow was coming.
I really love the hydro-turn because I had no desire to get in and out of the cab each time I had to change directions. I seriously considered a Boss V-Blade but the price and weight had me turn to this solution. We are suppose to get 5-10" of wet snow tonight so I'll report back how the set up works!
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