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Fisher Snowplow 9' HDX
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Fisher Snowplow 9' HDX

Fisher Snowplow 9' HDX

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Scrape Lock Adjustment

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Preparation

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Park the vehicle on a smooth, level, hard surface, such as concrete.

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Lower the blade to the ground and turn the control OFF.

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Leave the snowplow attached to the vehicle.

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Turn the vehicle ignition to the 'OFF' position.

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Initial Disconnection and Setup

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Disconnect the snowplow battery cable from the vehicle battery cable.

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Remove the hydraulic unit cover.

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Loosen the breather/fill plug slowly to relieve any pressure in the reservoir.

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Fuse Replacement

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Pre-Replacement Checks

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Is the vehicle ignition switch OFF?

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Verify the type and amperage rating of the fuses in the system

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Fuse Replacement Procedure

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Locate the faulty fuse in the harness system

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Remove the faulty fuse carefully

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Install a new fuse of the same type and amperage rating

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Post-Replacement Verification

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Is the new fuse securely installed?

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Blade Adjustment

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Adjust Attack Angle

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Loosen lower quadrant 1" locknuts (DO NOT REMOVE)

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Remove upper quadrant 3/4" locknuts, washers, and cap screws

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Align desired attack angle holes in the quadrant and blade

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Reinstall upper quadrant fasteners on both sides of the quadrant

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Torque Fasteners

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Torque lower 1" locknuts to 764 ft-lb

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Torque upper 3/4" locknuts to 269 ft-lb

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Spring Adjustment

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Snowplow Headlamp Check

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Electrical Connection Check

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Are all electrical plugs connected?

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Verify headlamp operation with electrical plugs disconnected

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Verify headlamp operation with electrical plugs connected

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Final Verification

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Did the headlamp operation switch correctly between vehicle and snowplow?

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Describe any issues encountered during the check

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Shoe Adjustment

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Safety Precautions

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Ensure blade is placed on jack stands to prevent unexpected drops.

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Do not store unused spacers on top of the shoe holder.

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Shoe Adjustment for Gravel Surfaces

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Ensure the bottom surface of the shoe is 1/4" to 1/2" below the cutting edge.

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Shoe Adjustment for Hard Surfaces

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Ensure the bottom surface of the shoe is even with the cutting edge.

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Blade and Shoe Adjustment Procedure

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Raise the blade 1 foot off the road surface and turn the control OFF.

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Parts for Fisher Snowplow 9' HDX

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Part Name
Part Number

Ballast Retainer Kit

62849

Joystick Control

49700

Joystick Control

49900

Hand-Held Control

29800

Hand-Held Control

49800

Ballast Retainer Kit

62849

Joystick Control

49700

Joystick Control

49900

Hand-Held Control

29800

Hand-Held Control

49800

Ballast Retainer Kit

62849

Joystick Control

49700

Joystick Control

49900

Hand-Held Control

29800

Hand-Held Control

49800

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