Hi all,
Here are some pictures of my new Ford F150 lariat with a Fisher Homesteader plow installed.Please feel free to ask me any questions you have.I installed it myself yesterday and it took about 5 hours.
Very Nice Looking truck and plow
You would never even know the mount was there when you take the brackets off.
To be honest, the plow will be great for you, but you could have gotten something bigger if you wanted to.
How long are those rubber trip bands going to last, I would think with the weather change from hot summer to very cold winter would causr them to crack and then break when the plow tripped. Just curious.
How long are those rubber trip bands going to last, I would think with the weather change from hot summer to very cold winter would causr them to crack and then break when the plow tripped. Just curious.
Yea, but tires are not being stretched like those rubber bands are either. Also thinking about it now I remember that in the playground we used to have tires and they were cracked around the ends. So you would think that their would be a time where they have to be replaced. Just my .02 :waving:
The bands really do seem to resemble the old solofelx power bands. Just think in the summer time you can sit on your headgear and do leg presses J/K lol The truck looks good!
Hi all,
Here are some pictures of my new Ford F150 lariat with a Fisher Homesteader plow installed.Please feel free to ask me any questions you have.I installed it myself yesterday and it took about 5 hours.
just curious what kind of ground clearence you have with the brackets on? I have a friend who whas one on an 04 f150 and he says the brackets hit everything
There is 9 inches of clearance with the brackets on.I have never hit them on anything.
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