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Old 08-05-2009, 02:04 PM
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thought i would start here.....anyone put a snowplow on a jk.......looking for prices and different set ups ..... lifted jeeps with plows
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I'm interested in this too since I'm considering it for the upcoming winter here. I can assure you that whatever it'll cost down in the lower 48 will be a couple grand more up here.
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Here is a pretty good thread for JKs and plows.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-show-tell-33/yes-its-snowplow-56378/
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I put a plow on last year and I love it! Sure beats shoveling. It's great for driveways and small lots
Look up Fisher, the Home Steader...I payed a little over 3k installed.

and it's real easy to put on and take off

Just to let you know....this won't fix Rubicons
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Originally Posted by rclark
Just to let you know....this won't fix Rubicons
I assume you mean this won't fit Rubicons? I'm guessing due to the e-disco.
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Originally Posted by falconfixer
I assume you mean this won't fit Rubicons? I'm guessing due to the e-disco.
Who needs a plow when you have a RUBICON??!!!??!!!

just kidding! I looked at plows too, just did'nt want to put one on my jeep... I have a 4 wheeler with a plow and it works ok....
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Originally Posted by falconfixer
I'm interested in this too since I'm considering it for the upcoming winter here. I can assure you that whatever it'll cost down in the lower 48 will be a couple grand more up here.
Hey Guy......I've got a full sized plow but use it on my F-250. If you want one for the JK you might want to consider one of the Lexan plows. It's a steel frame with clear Lexan type plexiglass. I've heard they work good and are much lighter. I've plowed snow for years and years....remember, a big heavy plow can really tear up a front end if you use it a lot. And if we get a lot of snow, you'll be using it alot. JMO...
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Originally Posted by falconfixer
I assume you mean this won't fit Rubicons? I'm guessing due to the e-disco.
I found this place that makes a mount kit for the Rubi.

http://www.ok4wd.com/index.php/catal...ngler_rubicon/


I hope to have one by the time the snow flies. Once in a while I need a plow.



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Originally Posted by guruman
I found this place that makes a mount kit for the Rubi.

http://www.ok4wd.com/index.php/catal...ngler_rubicon/


I hope to have one by the time the snow flies. Once in a while I need a plow.


that outta keep the radiator cool
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Originally Posted by AK4Dave
Hey Guy......I've got a full sized plow but use it on my F-250. If you want one for the JK you might want to consider one of the Lexan plows. It's a steel frame with clear Lexan type plexiglass. I've heard they work good and are much lighter. I've plowed snow for years and years....remember, a big heavy plow can really tear up a front end if you use it a lot. And if we get a lot of snow, you'll be using it alot. JMO...
Good lookin' out Dave. I got a bid out on a house here and if goes through I have alley access to the garage but I'm betting Anchorage isn't going to plow the alley. Was thinking if I could get something for the Jeep but it might be just as cost effective to pick up a gently used atv and throw a plow on it.


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