AuroraGirl
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- 1978, 1980
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- K10, K25
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I am getting a free meyer classic (the same as my gpas custom made one, he based it off that), and It comes with three springs for the tilt which makes it a slightly newer design of meyer ST snow plows. The sector is controlled with a pin as the plow sits, which I am worried is a little weak for side to side support. However, are the angling cylinders part of the side to side rigidity? I dont have a angling hydraulics, just a lift. I certainly could add hydraulics for side to side but thats not a huge deal for me, but If the cylinders dont have any fluid I dont think they would provide structure.
This plow is in much better shape, but its the same setup.I think.
Basically, am i correct in assuming its going to need the angling rams for structural stability?
I forgot to grab a picture of my new plow, but if I need to setup the rams to use it I will probably hold it off and just not bother till spring.
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This plow is in much better shape, but its the same setup.I think.
Basically, am i correct in assuming its going to need the angling rams for structural stability?
I forgot to grab a picture of my new plow, but if I need to setup the rams to use it I will probably hold it off and just not bother till spring.