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plow car ?

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hears my now dally driver 3 years ago

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I did it with my BRAT. Worked great, pushed snow pretty easy, even my whole road after 14" of wet stuff.

 

I have a friend with a first Gen Legacy wagon with 6" of lift, Outback tranny and diff for the lower gears, swampers and a plow. That thing pushes snow nice!

I have a friend with a first Gen Legacy wagon with 6" of lift, Outback tranny and diff for the lower gears, swampers and a plow. That thing pushes snow nice!

 

I would REALLY like to see some photos of this in action

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here it is 2 years ago with a small blade upgrade

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no that was still 3 years ago end of the winter :rolleyes:

the plow was a snowway predator and usta be 8' i cut it

down to 6'

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how did it stand up to the heavy task of snow moving?

 

It handled it good for 2 years with the frame hooked to just the bumper and the two toe hooks ...........IMG_0396.jpg[/img] then it needed up grading ,after i did the outback inch lift,I thought i would do some off roading whith the front rese hitch in and caught it in some dirt bank and bent the nose of the car real bad :lol:IMG_0453.jpg[/img]:lol:

I wouldnt do this to a car personally. Plowing snow is very hard work on a truck, let alone a car.

I wouldnt do this to a car personally. Plowing snow is very hard work on a truck, let alone a car.

 

It 99% depends on how much of an idiot you are while plowing. Don't ram into snow banks, use low gear and put along. allow the trip edge to do it's job. I see so many people plowing at high speed, and they wonder why they bend their frame on the 1 ton HD pickup.

I need to post some pics of the roads I plow. 2 miles of roads, climbing 1400ft in elevation. I would destroy that car!

It 99% depends on how much of an idiot you are while plowing. Don't ram into snow banks, use low gear and put along. allow the trip edge to do it's job. I see so many people plowing at high speed, and they wonder why they bend their frame on the 1 ton HD pickup.

 

THIS!

Especially if you aren't plowing anything with a lot of bumps/hangs for the plow to catch on.

 

It's just like anything. If you're an idiot, you'll break it. If you have half a brain, you'll be fine.

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I need to post some pics of the roads I plow. 2 miles of roads, climbing 1400ft in elevation. I would destroy that car!

 

well my driveway is a mile long at about 1400 ft ...and my friends land climbs from 1450ft to over 1600ft andits 2mi up going on 4th year.

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I spose you can't wait to find out:eek:

tis was when i first had it going enjoy

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SO ANY WAY THE NEXT SEASON I ,REG, HER AND BUILT IT SOME MINUTE MOUNTS OUTBACK SUSP EXT IMG_0247.jpg[/img]

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ANY ONE WANA SEE MORE?

Here is our Plow Car :)

 

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It has worked well for 2 winters =) Only weak link seems to be the puny Atv winch that lifts the blade up.

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yes i love it what is that 360 ? 4wd? push snow good ? keep your eyes pealed for a used wheelchair lift that would get rid of your winch blues

It's a 4wd 1,2 Liter Sumo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Sumo) :). No problem with 12" of fresh snow. And its nimble as hell. That wheelchair lift sounds good but adds too much weight to front axle. I'm just going to get better winch to replace that old chinese no-brand thing.

Meyer makes (or at least they used to make?) a model E-46 that should be relatively easy and cheap to find.

it's a simple electric/hydraulic unit. they're reliable, don't weigh a lot, and wiring one up is a piece o'cake

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It's a 4wd 1,2 Liter Sumo (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Sumo) :). No problem with 12" of fresh snow. And its nimble as hell. That wheelchair lift sounds good but adds too much weight to front axle. I'm just going to get better winch to replace that old chinese no-brand thing.

 

Man I want sumo to bad ill never find one in the states love the sumo buggy ...

How low is the lowest gear setting with that have no prob with twin clutch ?

Cool :). Any way

 

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Try this one out fun in vt

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ok its 2012 now and shes still going strong after a nice trail tested 5" lift skid pan dr-trany some bigger springs and extra shox updated alt and larger batt turns out im still waiting for snow :-\ E7723762.jpg[/img]

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