snow plow question

[STERLING STINGER]

i have a meyers e47 plow and I'm trying to find a install guide for my 92 mj.

the plow is off of my 88, i have everything, but i kinda want some sort of guide.

does anyone have any info on it?

I'm trying to find it online but so far its been very hard to find.

 

thanks!

 

paul

[jimoshel]

There shouldn't be that much difference between a '88 and a '92. Just swap everything over. Besides, using a '92 MJ for a snowplow is sacrilege. :no: I got a '75 and a '77 J20 with a Meyers already hooked up. Swap ya straight across, your choice, for your 92MJ.

[STERLING STINGER]

Thanks anyways but na

I didnt take the plow off

I just really wanna see if anyone has where the brackets bolt into

[JeepcoMJ]

remove your bumper and line up the brackets to it. it is plainly obvious as to how it bolts up, once you get that far involved.

[pilotblake]

I had to remove my bumper, may throw the stocker back on to clean up the look. I also had to modify the bracket (not shown) to lower the blade components. Before the haters start, it just plows my driveway, at slow speeds.

 

 

[HOrnbrod]

Before the haters start, it just plows my driveway, at slow speeds.

 

Why should you be concerned about haters? Gotta do what you gotta do. Looks fine to me. Just happy I never have to plow. :cheers:

[jeepcoma]

Before the haters start, it just plows my driveway, at slow speeds.

 

Why should you be concerned about haters? Gotta do what you gotta do. Looks fine to me. Just happy I never have to plow. :cheers:

 

I agree, Jeeps and MJs were made to work. Since when is playtime offroad "good" and utility "bad"?

[STERLING STINGER]

that truck is nice.

i would plow sooooo much snow with that!

 

haters:

i plowed with my 88 for 3 years and it never got stuck, or gave me any major problems

:chillin:

[pilotblake]

The plow works great. Being cautious, deep snow is plowed half at a time. I would like to extend the upper bracket to extend further back on the frame for peace of mind. Snow adds up quick especially when it is wet (as opposed to powder). Just off idle gets it done though