Installing Boss plow on RTV 1100

CKing

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get somebody to scan the diagram at say 300dpi then print it, it will double in size. Or send it bye email and you can blow it up.
 

W3IAX

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my install wiring

I made a small mounting bracket for the solenoid, relay and ground post. Mounted this bracket inside right front fender area. cables to plow simply go out under the hood. The remote bracket I mounted under the ignition key.

Here are some pics that I hope help.

As far as performance, this is the best snow fighting setup I have ever had! However, I am now interested in selling because my wife passed away and I hope to spend my winters in Florida !!

best regards,
Bob Herman
 

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mgfrank

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Thanks, Is that above the tire area ? I have a 2018 The front bumper and grill guard are 21/2 an 1 inch diameter tube. not sure how i am going to mount the cable connectors yet, really don't want to drill in the tubing.
My condolence about your wife....
Frank
 

W3IAX

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Yes the bracket I made is above the right front tire.

As far as the cable connectors to the plow assembly, I simply route the cables under the hood . I did not use mounting brackets for connectors - this makes for a clean front end when not having the plow mounted.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,
Bob Herman
 

W3IAX

New member
The location where I mounted my bracket is obviously under the hood and close to the fender over the right front tire. This worked great for me and made a neat install.

As far as the cables to plow assembly, I simply ran them under the hood and to plow. I did not hard mount the connectors. This makes for a clean front end when the plow is removed.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,
Bob Herman
 

ShortFatBaldGuy

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Where is the best/least expensive place to get a V-plow? $3200 is a lot of money for something I might only use a dozen times a year. Anybody know of a lower cost option?
 

628pm

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In Southern Illinois the boss vplow was overkill for me. I might use my blade 2 or 3 times a year. (at least the last few years). I ended up trading my kubota x900 for a JD Gator XUV835M. Bought a straight plow from Moto Alliance. You can get a electric actuator for the left right movement and use the winch to lift. Total around $1500. If you are using it for a business the boss vplow would be the best. I will just have to see if my choice will be okay.
 

ShortFatBaldGuy

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Sno-Way plows

Anybody have experience with Sno-Way snow plows? A local dealer gave me a really competitive quote for one and I'm wondering what folks think about them. Thanks.
 
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