DR Power Redi-Plow ATV (Sept. 2013 - Present) User Manual
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2. As you come to the end of the pass, reduce speed and start applying brakes
as needed.
3. Back up to disengage the blade and continue backing up until you are
realigned for next push.
4. Repeat this procedure until job is finished. Deep and/or compacted snow
may require several passes.
The blade can be angled by removing swivel pin in the interceptor, turning blade
to desired angle position and reinserting pin (Figure 10).
The blade can be pinned in the lowered position for use in tougher snow
conditions, or leveling sand, pea rock, etc. Using pins in hold down position is
not recommended for grass (Figure 11).
TO STORE BLADE FOR TRANSPORTING:
Reverse procedure from “Lowering the Blade for Pushing Snow” and re-insert
keyhole pins (Figure 8).
Do not exceed 10 MPH when transporting plow.
Note: When transporting blade, secure it to hanger brackets with pins or locks.
Shows Blade Angled
To Right of Driver
Figure 10
Shows Blade Angled
to left of Driver
Shows Blade
Straight
Swivel Pin
Lower
Position
Figure 11
Keyhole
Pin