Owners manual

WARN® INDUSTRIES PAGE 9 88853 Rev A0

Figure 12

Rotate blade forward

to allow stop block (A8) to spin

Figure 11

Figure 13

B5,B6

VIII. Setting Blade Attack Angle

Usually one angle setting will work ne for most

situations. The least aggressive attack angle (blade

tipped back) is recommended for use with deep snow.

This setting allows the wear bar to slide under the

snow and produce the most blade down force. See

gure 11a.

The middle attack angle setting will provide a good

all around performance. This setting should be used

with heavy or wet snow. See gure 11b.

The most aggressive attack angle (top of blade

tipped forward) is recommended for use when moving

sand and gravel. This setting will also produce better

scraping action on ice or hard pack snow covered

surfaces. See gure 11c.

Both stop blocks on each side of the plow base

will need to be rotated and set to the same position.

Use a wrench to loosen the fasteners (B5,B6). Push

the top edge of the blade away from the base until

the block can be rotated to the desired position. See

gure 12.

Secure each block with lock nut and torque it to 42

N-m (31 ft-lbs). Reset the spring tension as desired

and install, then tighten the spring bracket bolts.

Along with the three stop block positions, the Warn

SXS Plow system also has three additional blade

angle adjustment positions by utilizing the second rib

mounting pattern in the plow blade rib. The second

forward pattern will require removing the fasteners

securing the rib mounting plates to the blade and

reinstalling the fasteners in the rear hole position.

The most aggressive attack angle on the plow rib is

recommended for use when moving sand and gravel.

This setting will also produce better scraping action

on ice or hard pack snow covered surfaces. It is

recommended to start with the less aggressive attack

angle position on the plow rib.

Rib mount A6,A7 shown mounted

in second mounting location