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When
it comes to the business of plowing snow, there’s
one name professionals turn to when they want the best,
FISHER®. |
FISHER is continually designing, engineering and testing
newer and better innovations, to put the best performing
equipment into the hands of hard working, professional
snowplowers.
Take the Minute Mount® 2 System for instance. It
makes removing and reattaching your plow easier and
faster than ever.
And the real beauty of this system is in its simple,
100% mechanical design.There are no electrical components
and hydraulic assist gimmicks to fail. It’s simple,
reliable and fast! |
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| Additional
Features |
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ORIGINAL TRIP-EDGE DESIGN
Only the edge of the blade trips back when an obstacle
is encountered. Because the blade stays upright, plowed
snow in front of the blade stays put.
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Animation.
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 INDUSTRY
BEST PROTECTION AGAINST WEAR AND RUST!
With the Storm Guard™ powder coating process, automated
climate controlled powder booths ensure uniform coverage
to all surfaces.
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BEST HALOGEN ILLUMINATION!
The new FISHER® INTENSIFIRE™ plow lights are
flat out the best and brightest halogen light system you
can buy.
Learn more
about the Intensifire.
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| 1st
Step |
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To attach the snowplow, simply
drive into the mount.The attachment arms and lower
gear are flared both vertically and horizontally
to make the drive-in connection easy. Once the
mount has completely engaged the lower gear, raise
the pin release handle, readying the spring loaded
connecting pins to engagement. |
| 2nd
Step |
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| With just a little push on
the headgear, the spring loaded pins pop into
place, completing the attachment of the MINUTE
MOUNT® 2 SYSTEM. |
| 3rd
Step |
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| Pull the jack lock, snap the
handle into its storage clip, and raise the jack
stand.The jack lock automatically keeps the jack
in the raised position. Connect the electrical
connectors, and that's it! |
| Plow
Removal |
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| Removing the plow is even
easier. After lowering the blade, pull out on
the jack lock and the jack automatically drops
to the ground.While pushing on the headgear, lower
the pin release handle to disengage the connecting
pins. Unplug the electrical connectors and you
are done! |
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