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Has anyone plowed with their trucks? If so ,what kind of plow do you use or specific type you prefer? I'm getting a fisher xv2 installed Wednesday and was curious of your guys and girls opinion.

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Running a 15 2500 6.0 CC with a BOSS DXT 8'2. Love the set up.. I put the new wiring harness on so it stop spiking the alternator. The 11-16 chassis handles a plow great.

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Looks good, so does the truck. Mine is also white.just can't wait until Wednesday when I get it installed, I hope we get a lot of snow !!! Good luck with it and be safe plowing.

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Cosmic charlie, you can barley tell they are there. How much ground clearance ??

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I run the truck with stock height untouched, (about 250 lbs in the bed year round) and my old MM2 9' and now 8' straight steel blade set up sags the front end about 3/4" when up - got to love the plow prep torsion bars = 5200# vs non plow prep at 4800# (see sticker on door jam)

 

the mounts use the tow hook locations (Tow hooks remain) (and needs additional holes drilled in the frame) so NO issue with curb clearance parking or anything else

 

very happy with the 2015 & former 2011 compared to my 2004 25HD that had much sag and hitting curbs & road dips with the blade up

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