karl klein
Senior Member
- Location
- omaha,ne
i was wondering if any buddy has ever used a snoway to push snow and how it works. because i am looking at plows for my new truck and was wondering about a snoway because of how light it is please help me
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sno way
- Thread starter karl klein
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SlimJim Z71
PlowSite.com Addict
- Location
- Cary, IL
I have a 7.5' Steel SnoWay w/Lights (25-series) on my 1996 Chevy K1500 Ext. Cab Short Bed. I love it! This particular plow is awesome in my opinion. I do a very large dealership lot, and it has not let me down. The few problems I've had have been dealer/installation related. The plow itself, has worked great though... and there have been a few times that I've been kind of rough on it. The only thing I wish I could change about it would be the switch-box. It would be much nicer for me to be able to wire up one of those Western Joysticks to it. Otherwise, it's definately worth it!
-Tim
-Tim
Alan
PlowSite.com Addict
- Location
- NW Vermont, Milton
We've got two 8' Sno-Ways here. One since 94, the other since 96. Excellent plow with the exception of weld quality. They need to be looked over carefully about twice a season for weld cracks. Other than that they're as good as any and much easier on the front end of the truck.