mt, it looks to me like the upper rubber deflector comes standard on the county plow. See http://www.mooseutilities.com/...2&product_group_id=339

 

Nice, I see it's standard now.

I had the 60" blade. I plow large areas and wider is better. I have read that some folks plow their sidewalks and find the 50" or 48" to work well for them.

It all depends on your application.

Good luck and let us all know what you decide.

BTW, any other people out there wish to give plow advice.............?

 

It's not standard on the regular 60" blade, just the tapered county plow.

 

mt, I ordered the 60" County plow today, but mount supposedly back ordered for a week. It's sleeting today; I hope I receive it, get it assembled and mounted before the snow flies in SW Missouri.

 

Congrats!!........and I hope that mount shows-up soon!
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BTW, I am still having trouble lowering that rear seat. I lower the backrest all the way down, then proceed to push it foward and sometimes it goes easily and sometimes I have to force it so hard. I think something is jammed inside.

I just don't have time to fiddle with it.

Any more ideas folks?

 

Just a quick update on two things. My seatback appears to be fixed. The Dealer found bent hardware, adjusted it, and the seatback does what it's suposed to do.

Also, I have now had a chance to use my new Glacier2 plow POUNDING it through the last 2 huge snow storms. It has earded my nod of approval. It has not fallen-off or bent. Also, it does a VERY nice scraping all the way down to the driveway. In fact, it did such a great job it left SCRATCHES on my new driveway! LOL! (new stamp-crete concrete driveway).

Be well guys (and gals)!

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You scratched the new stamped concrete! The boss is not going to like that young man.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: jampg

You scratched the new stamped concrete! The boss is not going to like that young man.</end quote></div>

LOL! You've got that right! She said that I have to re-seal it in the Spring.
~MT