ATTENTION: all people who snow plow!

[duratothemax]

Yeah Im not looking to buy a plow or anything...I could care less about snow plowing...I just want to know what the most common brand/type is so I can start R&D on my new gadget.

 

[dietz4ibanez]

Brian here and this topic brought me to the site! I am from North Carolina and we just ordered SnowDogg plows for our trucks. We don't see a ton of snow but needed more for plowing than what our Bobcats and ATVs did for us last year.

We heavily looked at Meyers & Hiniker plows but couldnt be in the price range that we we wanted for buying two and didn't think we needed the Mac daddy of plows. If I lived up North or was only buying one plow I think it would have been a different story.

Thanks

 

[ironmax]

I figured you weren't in the market, but for a multiple use gadget the fisher and western and soon blizzard will all share the same wiring.good luck and eagerly waiting for the unveiling

 

[$chultz38]

I figured you weren't in the market, but for a multiple use gadget the fisher and western and soon blizzard will all share the same wiring.good luck and eagerly waiting for the unveiling

All 3 already are its called fleet flex.

 

[AKlowriderZ71]

You're going to find that the "largest brands" out there have more to do with the size of regional dealers & how well they work with their local dealerships, than anything else. All of them are building quality snow plows, and all of them are fairly even in sales per year. You'll need to pick a region that you want your market to be mostly in, and then find the largest dealer in that region.

 

[juddski88]

Yeah Im not looking to buy a plow or anything...I could care less about snow plowing...I just want to know what the most common brand/type is so I can start R&D on my new gadget.

Pm me your new address. ..;-)

 

[JD Dave]

Go here letsplow.com . B&B and Basher know everything there is to know about every kind of plow and I'm betting they can tell you how many wires are in every controller made.