Product Manual
SnowWolf Pro Series Snow Plow
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Operation Continued
The SnowWolf has been designed to stack snow if you wish. This will not damage the plow no matter
how high you push it into a pile of snow. Watch your hose routing carefully so as not to stretch and ruin
your hoses.
DANGER – Always be aware of what is overhead.
Inspect the Snow Plow daily before use. It is also recommended to inspect the Snow Plow after extreme
use or damage. Use the following inspection checklist as a guideline.
• As with any power attachment, safety is critical. An enclosed cab prime mover with the operator
wearing safety protection is required.
• Never operate the Snow Plow with persons within 100 feet.
• Disengage Snow Plow and shut off engine before leaving the cabin of the prime mover.
• Keep all body parts away from the Snow Plow when in use.
• Use caution on slopes and uneven terrain.
• Never carry passengers.
• Never leave machine running unattended.
• Never leave Snow Plow off the ground when out of operator’s seat.
• Never allow children or untrained personnel to operate the snowplow! STAY CLEAR
Maintenance
• Disconnect the hydraulic connection between the attachment and the prime mover before
performing any type of maintenance to the Snow Plow.
• Cutting Edge: Be certain to replace bolt-on cutting edge when it wears within 1/2" -3/4” of the
bolt head securing it to the trip-edge. It is reversible for long life. Replace only with genuine
SnowWolf cutting edge and hardware.
• Cylinder Gland Nut: Periodically check cylinder gland nuts for tightness. Usually they will leak
first if they become loose. A large slip-joint pliers or pipe wrench can be used to tighten. Do not
over tighten!
• Hoses: Check hoses occasionally for abrasion damage. This may save you from downtime. If in
doubt, replace with genuine SnowWolf parts.
• Pivot Pins: Pivot pins may be lubed with moly-type grease, same as used on your machine.
Please check the cotter pins that retain all pivot/anchor pins after each use. If missing, replace!
Severe damage could be caused by losing a pin.
• Springs: SnowWolf springs are adjusted by the large nut/ threaded rod on each spring
mechanism. It is very important to set them after your first use, then twice per year thereafter.
Use of grease or “Anti Seize” on the rod and jam nuts will keep them from rusting to each other.
• Storage: Lubrication of pivot pins is recommended if unit is stored outside. Be certain hydraulic
quick couplers are cleaned and joined together to keep dirt out. Put a light coating of grease on
exposed rod portion of cylinders to prevent corrosion. Touch-up paint should be used on all
scratches to prevent further rust.
SnowWolf Pro Series Snow Plow
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About the Snow Plow Attachment
The Snow Plow attachment is intended for use in snow removal. Use of this equipment in any other
manner is considered to be contrary to the intended use of the attachment.
Snow Plows
The SnowWolf Snow Plow attachment has become a necessity among plowing contractors today. This
unique Snow Plow is offered for a variety of applications.
Figure 1 – Pro Series Snow Plow
SnowWolf Pro Series Snow Plows are designed by people with years of experience in harsh Minnesota
winters. You can be sure that the quality of the SnowWolf is our first priority.
The Pro Series has been designed for absolute maximum durability and efficiency, regardless of snow
conditions. Extra tight blade curl reduces horsepower requirements to get snow rolling, 35° angle gives
you the most efficient snow discharge, and spring assisted down pressure lets you scrape like no other!
Simply put, you’ve purchased the world’s finest snowplow!!
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