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- Dave
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- 2014 Tundra
- Your Bronco Model
- Big Bend
Exactly. I plowed for years and putting a plow on a main ride is a mistake. Driving with one causes all kinds of issues: Overheating if the plow is not slanted just right to allow air flow, and then a dip in the road can cause the plow to ground (exciting at speed). Strains the front suspension, screws up handling and braking and puts a strain on the whole vehicle. Quick disconnect is a joke. Even with a garage, sitting on cold concreted strugling to pull pins and cables, making sure the jack stands are in place (dont drop it on you!) sucks. Add some frozen slush and crud and get ready to curse. Buy an old 4wd beater, buy a decent plow, and use it as needed. A nice snow blower may be a better answer. Or pay someone to do it. Divide the cost of buying/installing a plow by how much it costs to get your driveway plowed and it could take years to pay for its self. Good luck!I wouldn’t even consider putting a plow on my Bronco. I’ve owned multiple from full size Westerns to a mini fisher and I’ve only put them on old secondary vehicle pickups.
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