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Looking to install a hydraulic plow, likely a fisher speedcast or similar setup on my 52 M37. I have seen some pics of a user here with a basic winch assist plow, but I would like full hydraulic angle, up/down, etc. Does anyone have some pictures of hydraulic plows attached to their trucks to share?

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Hey bkeast17,
I have a fisher speedcast hydraulic on my M37. It’s a previous owner or maybe 2 owners ago install. The install was a bit low budget – so I can tell you what not to do. I am actually about to buy a new mig to address some of the “issues”, a nice blue Millermatic Christmas present for myself.

What kind of photos would you like.

Also” Doakster” from Maine has a really nice install as a sweet set up.
You can find some photos of his rig and pump set up over on the Power Wagon Advertiser forum, also a good place to look is on the Plowsite Forum.

Jim

email me at rick@militarystencils.com and I will send you a zip folder of the western plow set up on my M37.
Rick

I am looking for pictures of how the a frame is mounted on top of the front bumper/frame and how the plow is mounted below the truck,I realize I will have to whip up something of my own just trying to get some ideas. I did one before on my old YJ but have not had that in a while.. I also posted on Plowsite and actually that is where I saw Doakster's truck and sent him a PM but it does not look like he is active on there. His truck is what I am looking for, a nice Fisher setup.

I'll take some pictures for you this weekend.
If you dont see them in a few days - means that I forgot - if that happens send me an email to remind me.

Jim Jefferson
jim@knockabouttoys.com
http://www.knockabouttoys.com

bkeast17
Took a some photos of the mount. Internet is deathly slow today uploading the photos. So it might be easier to send me an email and I will then email them to you. My email is jim@knockabouttoys.com.

Jim

OK - Mr Internet has picked in speed, which translates that I have more patience with it....

So this is a previous owners mounting set up, and its a "make it work and keep it cheap" kind of set up. So take it all with a grain of salt. Its not very neat but it works.












The pictures of the plow must have urked the snow gods - I have 3 inches outside this morning - and still have wood to stack, rakes, and picnic tables to put away - etc etc.
The snow should all melt away, no plow needed.....yet....


Hope the pictures help.

Jim