Plow dolly??
From : roy
Q: roy take a look at the following link. http//search.cartserver.com/search/search.cgicategory=accessorieslights04 x&cartid=a-8491&keywords1=&keywords=4asale&go if word wrap doesnt let you get to the site then go to www.rcpw.com and look for the category on the left-hand side. i just happened to find them while searching. hope this helps. peter. i saw these on a site a few years ago. dont remember where though. you drop the plow down on these and you can push it wherever you want. if i cant find them i suppose the ones for a car or truck can be made to work. roy .
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From : roy
was looking for the plug for the block heater and cant find it. looked on the invoice and it isnt listed. i think i just might have overlooked something. cant believe it doesnt come with one but that looks like the case. roy .
From : Annonymous
my back up lights quit working altogether bulbs are both good. this week we have had quite a bit of rain and now my back up lights are on all the time even when key is off. how do i trouble shoot this problem .
From : Annonymous
except the blade guides i bought at northern. 8 western uni-mount 98 2500 extended cab cummins 5.9 12 valve. shift in low range low gear at idle pushes more snow then any gasser ive owned. thought i would through that in for you guys talking a bought throttle responds in a previous thread mark ps i live in northern minnesota .
From : roy
front or rear occasionally my washer doesnt work. i cant relate it to any condition such as cold hot been setting been running etc. any ideas where to look i would say its like an electrical circuit breakdown and with as much as ive beat on the ww lever it doesnt seem to be there. thanks in advance ld .
From : roy
first... shut up roy..i already know im ugly and the wife dresses me funny.. bg second lets say youre the proud owner of a 05 whatever with less than 1000 miles on it. you notice the left front parking light doesnt work and take it in to get fixed. lo and behold you are told its not just a bad bulb but the socket itself is defective and the only way to get it is to get a complete harness from the inst cluster thru the firewall and to the front lights. now the question is would you want even the most qualified tech to take most of your dash out and run a new harness everywhere under the hood or would you rather the dealer go to a boneyard and snip a connector off a donor vehicle and sodder/heatshrink it into place its only three wires and very easy to get to behind the headlamp assy. one hour vs at least a full day to replace the harness. no cost to you either way. what do you guys think denny i never said you were ugly! just that you were a tad chubby. as for how you dress i think pink fits ya to a t bfg new socket spliced and shrunk. roy .
From : roy
on sun 13 feb 2005 092206 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote i saw these on a site a few years ago. dont remember where though. you drop the plow down on these and you can push it wherever you want. if i cant find them i suppose the ones for a car or truck can be made to work. roy oh!! i thought that was some kind of inflatable female rabbit to keep denny company between parking lots.. actually that is how the his wife brings him his supper. a fork lift wont fit in the kitchen.g roy mac please remove splinters before emailing .
From : roy
i saw these on a site a few years ago. dont remember where though. you drop the plow down on these and you can push it wherever you want. if i cant find them i suppose the ones for a car or truck can be made to work. roy go to plowsite.com and a few of the links there will take you to $150 plow dollys or you can go to mennards or home depot i think northerntools.com also and get a set of snowmobile dollys for $30. the edge sits down in the groove on two of the dollys perfect. on the third dolly i cut it out and put a small bottle jack on it. i bolted an old socket on the back of the a frame of the plow to receive the jack. i works perfect and i have less than $40 in it. the nice thing is that it doesnt take much room to store it and the regular plow dollys are kinda big. denny here is a link to something similar to what i have. mine dont have the fancy rubber pads and i put a jack on one. http//www.angelos-supplies.com/cgi-bin/asi/detail1g95rsrv;913; they arent bashful with the price. the furniture dolly was $25 and it was carpeted. i like the idea of a bottle jack. roy denny .
From : mac davis
jlrice1655@earthlink.net writes why not have the dealer just get the new harness and cut the connector from that. same cost to him either way and you have a new connector and not a used one that may give you trouble down the line. just a thought. id vote this way myself even on something straight off the showroom floor. my only concern would be in making positively sure the splice point is done right and water-tight. moisture + voltage + copper wire = corrosion which eventually leads to a broken wire and circuit failure. good tight thomas & betts tool dimple crimp + solder + pic-lined heatshrink tubing. should outlast the truck. .
From : denny
on sat 12 feb 2005 052936 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote on fri 11 feb 2005 211519 -0500 roy roy@home.net wrote said the hell with it and went with a 05 2500 4x4 qc with the cummins. 610 foot pounds of torque should get it done. no i didnt get leather and heated seats. should pick it up early next week after the plow goes on and the remote starter is installed. thanks group for all your info comments and suggestions. roy been off at a training deal for the week just saw this. congratulations. youll love it. what color did you get thanks. should pick it up today if they get the plow on it.the color is a kinda charcoal. wanted something that would blend in and not stand out. roy you have charcoal colored snow back there lol mac please remove splinters before emailing .
From : denny
first... shut up roy..i already know im ugly and the wife dresses me funny.. bg second lets say youre the proud owner of a 05 whatever with less than 1000 miles on it. you notice the left front parking light doesnt work and take it in to get fixed. lo and behold you are told its not just a bad bulb but the socket itself is defective and the only way to get it is to get a complete harness from the inst cluster thru the firewall and to the front lights. now the question is would you want even the most qualified tech to take most of your dash out and run a new harness everywhere under the hood or would you rather the dealer go to a boneyard and snip a connector off a donor vehicle and sodder/heatshrink it into place its only three wires and very easy to get to behind the headlamp assy. one hour vs at least a full day to replace the harness. no cost to you either way. what do you guys think denny . 222 297673 38ru015kck648qejil203apqus1jii7adm@4ax.com thanks for the responses. maybe the manual is not out yet. in november a dealer told me that but i thought they would be out by now. it is supposed to be the standard transmission. .
From : peter bogiatzidis
i saw these on a site a few years ago. dont remember where though. you drop the plow down on these and you can push it wherever you want. if i cant find them i suppose the ones for a car or truck can be made to work. roy go to plowsite.com and a few of the links there will take you to $150 plow dollys or you can go to mennards or home depot i think northerntools.com also and get a set of snowmobile dollys for $30. the edge sits down in the groove on two of the dollys perfect. on the third dolly i cut it out and put a small bottle jack on it. i bolted an old socket on the back of the a frame of the plow to receive the jack. i works perfect and i have less than $40 in it. the nice thing is that it doesnt take much room to store it and the regular plow dollys are kinda big. denny .